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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-05-19

LEWIS MChBNzIE, of Alexandria,
Va, a candidate for Congress, has an
nounced from the stump that i! he is
elected he will be in favor of the re-
moval of disabilities of all kinds from
the people of the South.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-05-19

GEO. FRANCIS TRAINS "round the
world in ninety days" is coming
around. A st. Louis merchant yester-
day received an invoice OF teas In thirty
days from Yokohama, Japan. Think
nfItI
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wHITE GOODS,

A large assortment of all thedInerent makes,
S1FIssH Nansook, Bishops Lawn, Victoria
fsWn. SOFT finished Jaconet, Striped, Jaco-
nets. plaid JaconeIS, Brilliants, Pi0uesI
GranetleIn Yelling OF all colors; Flanhe!S OF
all kinds and prices.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-05-19

OUR readers will learn with surprise
declined the Southampton banquet. He
was never known to do such thing
before. He is not likely ever to do so
again-for lack of opportunity, if for
no other reason.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-05-19

OFFICERS HF THE GRAND ARMY OF
THE REPUBLIC.-Tne Grand Army of
the kepubllc Association has elected
Gen. John A. Logan, commander-in-
chief; Governor FGirchild, of Wiscon-
sin. senior vice-commGnder; DR.. S.
p. Wylie Mitchell. surgeon general;
Rev. A. II. Quint, chaplin-in.chief.
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PRINTS,

A largo assortment OF New Styles. 10. ia
and be Buffalo AllapacOs 40, %, W, ~, Gu,
9Nc ST. Pure Mohair LuStreS ana fOPnhs
rom 5Octo 81 so Fancy and Black SILKS from
81 % to s. so per yard. ,,
Cord. and many Otner styles of goods suNta-
BILE for mourning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-05-19
HELMBOLD'S
CONCENTRATED FLUID EXTRACT
SARSAPARILLA
ERADICATES ERUPTIVE and ULCERA-
TIVE Diseases

ERADICATES ERUPTIVE and ULCERA-
TIVE DISEASES
OF THE
THROAT, NOSE, EYES. EYELIDS, SCALP
and SKIN,
Which so dishgure the appearance, PUR6-
ING the evil effect OF mercury and remOV-
ing all taints, the remnants OF DISEASES,
hereditary or otherwise, and is taken by
ADULTS and CHILDREN with perfect
TWO TABLE-SPOoNFULs OF the tx
tract of SRrsaparilla, added 10 pint OF wa:
one bottle is equal to gallon of the Syrup
OF SArsaparilla, or the decoctions as usually
made.
AN INTERESTINGL LETTER Is published
in the MedicO-ChIrurgical Review, on the
subject OF the Extract OF SarSaparilla in GER
tain affections, by Benjamin Traverse, F. Il.
81, &C. Speaking OF those diseases, and dis.
eases arising from the excess OF mercury, he
states that no remedy is equal to The Extract Of
SdrS0pdrilLd; its 10OLUeT Is extraordinary. more
so than any other drug I am acquainted with.
IL is in the StTcteSt SeIISe tonic tOfth this in
valuable attribute, that IL is applicable TO state
OF the system so stt'e7, and yet so irritable as
renders other substances Of the tonic class una
Udttd6le or Injurious.
RELHBOLD'S
Concentrated Extract Sarsaparilla,
Established upwards of IS years.
PREPARED BY
81. T. HELMBOLD,
594 Broadway, n. 4.
apr2- ,uunl5
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QUANTITY Us. QUALITY. HEn1fBoLD's
EXTRACT SARgAPARILLA. The dose Is
small. Those who desire large quantity
and large doses OF medicine ERR.
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Aet,, notwithstanding.
'.sPRIGG HOUSE."
---wuH~ ~ VA

WHEELING, ". Va
FOR SALE OR TO LET,
aCHIS ELEGANT HOTEL, LOCAEED IN
y Aths business portion OF the city, Ironung
fheEteam.boat landing, and but Two squares
from the Bait. q Ohio Railroad Depot Will
1t is one OF the nnest and most complete
Hotels in the Wesi, and possesses an advan-
tage over all other Houses here Tor the ac-
commodatIon of guests.
The rooms are large and pleasant land the
entire building has recently been thoroughly
repaired and many important alterations
made.
: a large and commodIous Billiard Room.
Bar Room and Barber shop are connected
with the House.
FOR particulars enquire Of any OF the un-
dersigued. NJ REILLY,
j. SNYDER.
mayl3 lmeod J. II. HOBBS.
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CLOTHS. CAssIM EREs.

satInets. Jeans, Cashmerets, Sc, the largest
asSOrtHent in tho city, to accommodate Mer-
chants and Merchant TRilors ut Eastern
Prices; also, THilOEs Trimmings.
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THIRTY barrels - of New Mexican
wine arrived in st. Louis on Saturday,
from the valley of the Rio Grande.
This Is the first wine ever brought
there from New Mexico.
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IN THE SPRING MONTHS, the system
naturally underRoeS q change, and HELM
BoLD's HIGHLY CONCENTRATED EXTRACT
OF SARSAPARILLA Is an assistant OF the
nNupN NVnlN
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SENATOR MoRroN's son is to be the
private Secretary OF Governor Burbank
of DacotRh.
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ACLEAR. SMOOTH SKIN and BEAUT1-.
Full COMPLEXION follows the use OF
HELMBoLD's CoNCENTRATEDEXTRA BAR
SAPARILLA.
II removes black spots, pimples and
eruptions OF the skin.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-05-19

HELMBOLDS EXTRACT SARSAPA-
RILLA cleanses aud renovates the blood !,
instiIs the vIgoI of health into the system,
and purges out the humorS that make dis
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a CALIFORNIAN is building house
with rubber springs under it, and says
1t may earthquake all it wants to as
soon as he moves in.
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NOT FEW OF the worst disorders that
afflict mankind arise from corruption OF the
blood, HELMBoLDS EXTRACT HARSAPA-
RILLA Is q remedy OF the utmost value.
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HELMBoLD's CONCENTRATED Elk.
TRACT SAR9APARILLA. is the Gred
Blood Purifier.
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9Ep @pnas.
JOHN ROEMER,
Nos. 81 and 33, Main ST.,
cDNTRE WHEELING.

TT GIVES ME- PLEASURE TO INFoRM
/ nv friends and the public IN general that
have In store and am daily receiving large
additions to my stock OF
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THE REMARKABLE PAIN KILLER
THE REMARKABLEPAINK KILLER.

Removes all Bad Odors.
Relieves Colo Instantly.
Cures Chronic Disrrh@a.
Cures Eryeipelas and Gangrene.
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Spetfal Hutttes
YOUNG LApIEs BEWAREy


OF THE INJURIOUS EFFECTS OF Face
Powders and Washes. All such remedies
close up the pores OF the skin, and in short
time destroy the complexion. Ii you would
have fresh, healthy and youthful appear
ance, uso HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT SARsAPA-
RILLA.
Darby's Prophylactlc Fluid.
Darby's Prophylactic Fluid.
THE GREAT FAMILY MEDICINE.
THE GREAT FAMILY MEDICINE.
The Wonderful Healing Remedy.
The Wonderful Healing Remedy.
The Astonishing Disinfeotant.
Tho Astonishing Disinfectant.
THE REMARKABLE PAIN KILLER
THE REMARKABLEPAINKIL KILLER.
Cures Burns, Wounds, StinSS'
Cures Cuts, Sores, Boi1s.
Cures Ulcers, Scratches. Bites. II
Cures Cntarrh, Scnlds, Bruises.
The New York herald., 1869-10-28
FOREIGN MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

A fresh strike has Just occurred at Mons, In Bel
GUM, where more than l. 200 miners have left their
work.
The defalcations OF the cashier OF the Zurich
branch OF the Bank OF Switzerland prove to exceed
S350,000.
The Royal Mint In London has received an order
TO strike Off 20 900 military medals, commemorating
the Abyssnian expedition.
detachment OF $50 young Canadians recently
passed through Paris route for Rome, where they
viii join the Ponti1cai army.
On New BlacKfrlars Bridge. over the Thames In
London. being thro wn open to the public London
Bridge will be closed for some time In order to
undergo necessary repairs,
The revenue of Prussia amounts TO forty per cent
of its national debit that OF Russia twenty seven
per cent, while that OF France England and Austria
range from ten to sixteen per cent.
The Paris ChariUdrf, under the title OF "a New
Version Of the Pantin Murder" represents Prussia
killing another victim (Baden, ana putting 1t in the
grave with the former (Hanover, Saxony, &C.,
The Servian government has appointed commits
sion at Constantlnople TO wait upon the various
princes who may pass through Turkey for the pur-
pose OF assuring them of the friendly sentiments.
new police regulation In Warsaw Furnishes tho
Introduction OF forbidden books or pamphlets with
from five to fifteen years exile to Siberia All carl
catures on the person OF the Emperor punishable
with death.
In reference to the candIdature Of the young Duke
OF Genoa to the throne Of Spain the Ftscheuo Of
Turin gives The lad the benefit OF peep into the
turo, June 10, 1857 aud represents Macmillan
lying dead pierced with bullets. "Such Is the fate
OF those who seek to CLIMB on fol elgn thrones"
The International OF London states that the
VicerOy OF Egypt has concluded another loan Of
35, 600 900 francs, that he has forbidden the official
Turkish journal the Tu,tfe to enter Egypt and that
he has caused the Sultan's letter, which was
placarded IN public to be torn down. On the other
hand 1t mentions that the Sultan does not intend
taking active measures to enforce his sovereignty
until after the inauguration ceremonies OF the Suez
The New York herald., 1869-10-28
TIE CASE OF THE CUBA.
FOuIth Days PrGceedinGs--Conti o
lie Exn nmiunfian af NNifncssea.

From the Wilmington IN. C.) Journal, Oct. 26.l
David Mcdowell was introduced as witness on
behaif OF the government MI. phelps conducted tue
examination.
on beng sworn the witness stated that he resided
In New York ana was by occupation steamboat
hands was employed In September last on the tug
boat Martha Washington OF New York; about the I'D
september the tug lelt pier No. North river, after
taxing on Doard ten or fifteen men; MIR. Brown
was IN charge OF the men, who came on
board about seven A. NJ; tug went TO
pier 40 ana took on board twenty more men;
then went TO pier No. 8; nothlpg occurred there;
went to pier 10 and got orders TO 20 10 pier 20 East
rver witness dat go round TO East river with the
steamer beng el ashore at per 10 North river to
tell Brown the boat had gone and then went across
the city arrived at pier 20 found the tug not there
bnt met man named Sam Greenwood; waited I'LL
the tug came back, then got aboard and went TO
pier 20; this was Wednesday mornings the Martha
Washington after that got orders to go down to
Coney Island; got there at hve II. NJ. ana
lett there at midnight; while there about
twenty men came aboard; went and anchored
of IN the stream, and wnile there they
came on board from small SAILING boats;
weighed anchor ana went or to Fire Island aiier
the lapse OF about saw steamer; tug hoisGed
flag with initials NJ. w. signal; no coors were set
on steamer; The steamer was black AM Win slue-
wheeIs SINCE saw her IN the stream here; sDo -
called the CUBA; the Martha Washington thcn Wen.
back TO New York; stayed there t that ngnt: ~.
back on the afternoon Of frhayj Mr. Brown Who IA
The New York herald., 1869-10-28
SEIZURES Of GOODS BY CUSTOMS OFFICERS.

Secretary Boutwell, has promulgated the follow
ing, with a view TO putting a stop to the alleged
sharp practice OF customs ollcers and others:-
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. !
WASuISSToN, Oct. %, 1869.
II has been represented TO the department that
II Is not unusual Tor customs officers To make sepa.
rate seizure OF goods Liable to forfeiture for the same
violation OF the law, and 20 return each inde-
pendent transaction, thus preventing In many cases
the deduction OF the duty which the law requires In
case OF the forfeiture or imported merchandise OF
greater yaine than $500, on which duties have not
been paid, or In OF release thereof payment 0f
It's appraised value or of any line composition In
money. II Is the manifest Intention OF the law thas
all goods seized at the same place or on the same
Information ut different places for tho same offence
OF any person or firm, shall be regarded "a one
and the same forfeiture. All snch goods must there.
fore be returned as one seizure IN the Collectors
report OF lines penalties and forietures, although
they may have been seized at different times Col
ectors and other cnieI officers OF VIII make
carefu. inquiry into the facts relative each case OF
seizure reported to them, with view to the observ-
ance oil THIS rule and Will severely punish any at.
tempt on the part or their subordnatcs to divide
forfeiture into parts IN order increase their shares
at the expense OF the United States
GEORGE s. BOUTWELL,,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
The New York herald., 1869-10-28
THE PARAGUsYAH COMMITTEE.


fhcilE DatW IcettmOhys
Tho subcommittee on Foreign Affairs hold ther
usual session at the ST. Nicholas Horel yesterday
morning and the investigation into the alleged treat
ment OF Messrs Bliss and Masterman was continued.
The only witness examined was Admiral DAVIS who
at that time commanded the South Atlantic sauaa.
ron. lie denied that either Bliss or Masterman had
vessel, He stated that they were mere visitors
on board, without any recognized position, anu that
they were merely under surveillance whlo on tue
eating with the shore where the allied armies wero
encanped. lie further said tnat ne had no conn-
dence whatever In Mr. Bliss, ana believed that " he
had been able he would have communicated ith The
shore. lie also denies the ndignities they say they
coufessIon he gave no opinion but does not think
thaL Bss was tortured as he describes.
The New York herald., 1869-10-28
EUR Q p E.
Papal Preparations for the
ECumenical Council.
.rhe Crown Prince OF Prussia
in Vienna and Approach to
German Consolidation.
RUSSO-FRENCH INTERESTS EASTWARD

BY mail from Europe we have the following CON-
prehensye ana highly interesting special cores
pondcnce in detail or our cable kilograms TO the 10th
OF October,
The New York herald., 1869-10-28

DARING EXPRESS RoBBERv.- Samuel q. Mills
agent OF Wells, Fargo y Co. IN this city, re-.
woodward, the travelling agent OF the company I,
who is at Baker City, stating that ano. her bl4
way robbery had taken place. - seems that niar
the stage had crossed Snake river at Clarks ferry,
IL was attacked, anu the treasury box containing
$4,000, was captured. Mr.. woodward, who Is very
successful IN following up these robpcrcs, VIII no
doubt be able 10 capture the thieves as well iher
booty. The outlaws ia that region seem determined
He7aid, OCT. Ia
The New York herald., 1869-10-28
Valuable Testimony for the Defence.


The trai Of the officers Of the Cuba was resumed
before the United States Commissioner this morn.
ing James Dennison, one OF the engineers; Davis
one OF the marines OF the Cuba, ana Captain Mafret
and Captain Boles both old naval officers were
examined for the.defence. The testimony was very
favorable to the defendants, and greatly weaKcns
the evidence Of Gordon the principal witness iOr
the government. Davis testified that he had been
offered twenty dollars TO give evidence against the
snip. Tn2 impression is very general now that the
officers VIII he discharged.
The New York herald., 1869-10-28
Preparations for Dismantling the Cuba
Stripped of Ship,s supplies.

From the Wilmington IN. C) Journal, Oct. 28
Under the personal supervision or the United
States Marshal for thus STATE =. l. Carrow assisted
by Deputy Marshal NeH, preparations were made
yesterday Tor dismantling the Cuban man. Ofwat
Cuba, forciby seized by cue government last week.
A nat and small tow boat were carried alongside
in the afternoon and considerable portion OF the
ships supplies taken of. These are still being
removed and stored In one OF the warehouses
attached to the Custom House. u 10 the9
on board to some safe maeazine-in ali
probability to Fort Caswe-and then tow
the steamer up to the custom House wharf,
where the work OF dlsmantng VIII be com.
pleted by the removal OF the guns, &c. There are
now on board the Cuba 800 pounds OF loose pow
der in the magazine, besides numerous percussion
shell ana cartridges. TOO much care cannot be ex.
erclsed In their removal and none OF this ammunt
tion must be allowed 70 come within the city limits.
In this action we understand the Marshal is acting
under orders from Washington. But one more ac
in the drama Is to be performed-the condemnation
and sale Of the vessel Whether the government
viii await the due process OF law through the courts
or conclude It's arbitrary action by one more arbk
trary still remains to be seen.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-03-06
North East Items.

Coon THINGS GENERALLY.-Good
churches, good schools, good stores,
good mechanics, good farmers, Good
Templars, good citizens, including beau
tiful, intelligent and refined ladies, are
needful to form desirable community.
We think we possess these prerequisites
in our village
ONwARD-The march of progress,
slow it may be, is onward, in many re-
spects, here.
WINTER.-Though winter time is
gone, winter weather still abides The
old frost king has aroused from his APP
parent slumber, and seems disposed to
make himself felt. He is now master
of the situation. Ice has formed on
ponds near our place, some two or three
inches thick. (Tuesday) Now is the
opportune time for supply, in this
region, to be gathered. Up and at it
ice dealers
BAD RoADs-The public roads
around us have been in terrible con
dition
OUR PAsToR-Rev. Il. L. Poulson
the eloquent Pastor of the NJ f. Church
here, is, at present, in Washington
His removal from here at the approach
ing conference, would be great loss to
the church and community.
! Coon TEMPLARs The Lodge of l
! 0. G. t., is rapidly growing in mum
Der and influence 1t is doing a gool
work for humanity.
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YoUNG AMERICA
NORTH East. March Sd. 1865

NORTH EAST, March ID, 1903.
Dean WuIG:-Your invitation to all who
will write to your interesting paper seems so
full and generous, that l. though very YER
dant in this respect, feel like availing my
self Of this privilege.
You know that Upper said, The com
monest mind is full of thoughts, &c" Now
this is certainly so, and the commonest
minds" will think upon and criticse the pub
lie actions or literary illusions Of those high
in position, without regard to grade, the
Itenzer of course cannot escape it, particu-
larly when they are as contradictory and full
of Inconsistencies as those appearing in the
Whg Of February Goth, from this town. 1t
seems our Itemizer was very much chagrned
at q neighboring one Che of Bay Ficw) for
simply reminding him of his duty, " only
this and nothing more" Yes sir, for just in
timating that he should be " instant in season
and out of season in rebuking the sin of
our town. He fare. up and gives him quite
a castigatng, and appears too to have just
stepped out of the ring to do it; right
from amongst the fellows he dsclaims any
knowledge of or companionship with but
characteristics as his the Bay View mans
friends this is at least ungenerous, to take
advice, act by it, and then condemn the donor
He says North East will compare favorably
with any village in morals. Who said it
would not? He again says what no one de
MES, that our neighbor, b. F. Thomas, is a
conscientious, upright liquor seller, dragging
him in gratutously Is there no place else
in this town to get the '.ardent''? Sir if
he had ascribed to him tMr. Thomas) the
jewel consistency, with his many other good
traits, he would have accorded to him his
just need of praise, and stripped his compli-
ment of its doubtfulness; but no. he went on
railing until he said, in substance, that be,
(Mr Thomas was conducting an immoral
business on as moral a plan as possible to do
it. The next time you write control your
temper better and stick closer to your text
FAIR PLAY.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-03-06
EXIT ANDY.

Andy Johnson gave his parting kick
on Wednesday last in lengthy adj
dress to the people of the United States,
cat the party and principles he
had deserted. He eulogizes him
self for not having behaved
worse than he has, that he did not in
volve the country in foreign war,
says that the war for the suppression
of the rebellion was stupendous and
deplorable mistake, denounces the ma
jority in Congress for its action con-
corning himself in the impeachment
case and other matters, complains of its
limiting his powers, defends his "poli-
cy," and gives the incoming Admins
tration his parting advice aud counsel"
The last batch of pardons to receive
the Presidential signature was the par
dons of Spangler and Arnold, convicted
on the charge of completely in the as
sassination of President Lincoln. The
pardon of criminals of the worst type
has been one of the characteristic fca-
lures of Johnson's administration.
Counterfeiters of the Government notes
and bonds, and United States mail rob-
beers seemed to be special favortcs for
the exercise of Presidential clemencv.
Exeunt Andy! May we never look on
his like again
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-03-06
CHESAPEAKE CITY ITEMS.

MovING.-March brings with it a
change of residence, when many per-
sons leave their accustomed homes and
settle down somewhere else A good
many changes will take place in our
town. Mrs G. c. Carpenter, having
bought out Miss r. Fowler, will con-
tinuc the same business. II. McVey
and II. Boream have taken the store
formerly occupied by j. H. Steele
THE OLD STAGE has ceased to re-
mind us that the mail has arrived
Our townsman, Capt Layman, has
taken the contract, and carries tho mail
from Elkton, via Chesapeake City, to
st. Augustine The sudden disappear
ance of the Stage has cast gloom over
many whose weary eyes long to see it
pass through our town.
A New LINE OF STEAMERS from
Baltimore to Philadelphia, stopping at
Ches City, is now in contemplation.
ECCLEsIAsTIcAL-The Rev Mr.
Pierson preached quite an excellent SER
mon last Sunday evening, from these
words: "Iou would not come unto me,
that you might have life Mr. Pier
son has some warm friends in this
charge who would gladly welcome him
again to this field of labor, and should
Conference send him elsewhere, be will
take with him the best wishes of many;
his often repeated admonitions will ring
in their ears, and those who neglected
to take heed " to his words, will sigh
for an opportunity to hear his mighty
appeals once more, and would probably
give more earnest heed to his precepts.
The Rev. Mr.. Purdy, tHegreat revival
list, should visit the City, south of Elk
ton, for field of labor is waiting there,
INSIDE and OUTSIDE of the Church.
TEMPERASCE.-Rcv. Mr.. Poulson
will deliver free Temperance Lecture
in the NJ. f. Church, on Monday even
ing next. Wake up, teetotallers! and
place your heel upon the serpent of the
still. No one can fail to sec that such
an institution is greatly needed
ApPoINTED.-Miss Lizzie Bosee has
been appointed second Assistant of the
Bayard School. Miss Bosce is young
lady of rare talents, and will soon be
able to venture out into other fields of
labor, in more responsible position.
AN ESTIMATE FOR SOME Onto
take account of the children that run
in the streets, who should be at the
Public Schools. The parents of these
children are the first to complain of the
former two or three terms, vet their
children are seen running at large,
without home or masters
What a pity they cannot fully under
stand the duties of father and mother!
GONE TO WAsHINGToN-Seve of
our prominent citizens have gone to see
General Grant inaugurated