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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-06-02


PoLIcE CouRr,-Yesterday morning
Ephralm Krltet and John Williams
were arralgued In The Police Court on
the charge OF being drunk. They were
each fned one dollar and costs.
The trial Of Godfrey Price, for as
saultIng Charles Rttzer was continued
until this morning, In consequence OF
the nou-attsudance OF Witnesses. HIS
Honor directed rules to be issued
against the abSenteeS returuable this
morning Ht O'Clock. 'H .'a
The same order was made in the case
Of Charles Ritter, charged With dIsor
derby conduct, s.,a
Pat Mahoney, whose trial has been
continued two or three times, "was
solemnly called bot came not" An
appearance was entered for him by
counsel, aud the Witnesses were told 10
come forward to the book. Only one
responded, and the plaintiff not DEEM
Ing itprudent 10 go to trial, the case
was continued until this morning, A
similar order to that In the case Of Price
Haa made in reference 10 the witnesses,
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ACCIDENT IN a Coal BANK. - Or
Monday afternoon man named GusH
low was hurt in the La Belle coal bank
by mass OF earth and rocks falling or
him from tho root. Several OF his fell
low workmen happened to be near and
at once ran TO his relief. He was inlur'
cd about the head and hip. Although
he suffers much pain, 1t Is thought his
Injuries will not prove serious. ir
AMother.-Jostah Clouse,a employee
In CarsOn'S coal bank, had one Of his
arms broken on Monday. We did mol
learn the particulars. Or. Hazlett re-
duced the fracture.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-06-02

FIRST CONVICT PROM FArKrrE
CoUNTY.-To Washington Burgess be-
longs the honor u there is any of DO.
Ing tho first representative OF Fayette
county In the penitentIary, since The
formation OF the State. We trust he
will wear his honOrs meekly, as be,
COMES his great estate.
Washington took u fancy to some
property which was not bis own, and
In an evil hour, laid his hands upon II
without the knowledge or consent OF
the Legitimate owner. For this utter
disregard Of The rights OF property he
was arrested, and subsequ emily tried
and convicted before tho Circuit Court
for that county. His term OF ImprlAon.
ment WAS fixed at two years, and be
was regularly installed In his new pos
sltiOu, Yesterday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-06-02

RIVER News Inactivity prevailed
along the landing yesterday, There
were no arrivals or departures outside
of the regular packets. Capt. Davis
packet, Golden Eagle, got away fol
Cincinnati, Witha fair trip, Among
her freight was lot OF threshing ma.
chimes manufactured at MartipsvIlle
The New Stale len for Pittsburgh. We
are pleased to hear that this trim
packet is rapidly rising in public favor,
Here, the marks indicated, last even.
Ing fifteen feet aud rising. Yesterday
morning at Pittsburgh, the stage was
reported eight feet three inches and
stationary.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-06-02

CIRCUIT CouRr,-There was no SEES.
sion OF the Circuit Court, yesterday, 10
consequences Of the non,arrivAl Of Judge
Caldwell. Quite a number OF persons
assembled at the Court House, and
when Il became known that His Honor
would not be In attendance, no ll:tle
disappointment was expressed. The
docket has attained huge proportions
aud each month adds TO the number Of
cases. Il is said that the failure to hold
q term Of Court At the time appointed
involves an expense Of several hun.
dred dollars, and 1t is to be regretted
that such failures should occur. we
hear that Judge Caldwell is In Clncln
natl, aud that his health Is quite feeble,
We were told last evening that be
would DO here on Friday 70 at all able
to hold Court. E6orla are being made.
We are Informed. to secure the attend.
anee Of Judge from some other cir.
cut In the State. What the result will
% hlnot knOwna THE present writing.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-06-02

ARM BRoKEN.-Two or three days
since while II sou Of Thomas Moulter,
residing in East Wheeling, was in the
act OF throwing ball, the bone OF the
upper hight arm was broken. In
stances of this kind are said to be OF
very rare occurrence. A similar &C.
cIdent happened in this city last year,
and excited no little interest at the
time among the medical profession.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-06-02
TRUSTEES SALE
OF
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
} mpGe ~ me by Charles A. Britt and
Vic, bearing date tho u day OF April, lbSS,
duly recorded IN tho KecotdIrB office lot In0
County OF Ohio, nIntO OF Vest NLTSlnin, In
BOOK 81, 4 Olo I3S, will sell
AT PRIVATE SALE,
oil No. Il, Mt the south west corner O. Cen.
lI, and seventh streets, in W, W. ShTiVeTS
niulliua to mo CITY Of Wheeling, bo ny the
some Properly conveyed TO JOnn Bonnet,
nulur OF Mrs, JlnO BounGt Bhtt, ny RAiu
W, w, ShTIvCr by dGol sales July Dth, 1851,
aud recorded IN hook y, page SO oil tho ~.
cords OF ohio County.
Teas OF SALE:-unS thoManl dollars
Isl OOU IN hand; the balance IN lOuI equal
tusIn!ImCulS, payable NJ Que, Two, tIlIVS anu
i5ur years after day OF sale, " In interest
nom dnlO OI sale, Tho utIG being retained
until pay meat OF ali inc purchase money,
selling ~ trustee shall convoy only such
I.lu W. Is Invested IN ue ny Auld Ge1L OF
uuNt, .- HAA4A b NAM 1LAt
Trustee.
s-If the above described properly 10
rot sold Within LhiTty days, II will vs. offered
Nt puOllc sale
Un LMcFaAy, IunH san, 1859,
AtIU o'clock a. ~, at the 'front.' door OF the
Court huuke. mHyli'SOt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-06-02

IMPORTANT NoTIrE.-ThO SuperIn.
tendent OF the Water Works gives no.
tiC0 this morning that the fire-plugs
will be blown out tomorrow. Persons
Interested would do we'll TO secure a
supply OF water this evening.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-06-02

DIRECT lMPORTATroN.--oxloby 4
DuttieId, Jewellers, 1903 Main street, have
just received u lot OF Swiss Watches
manufactured expressly 70 their order,
and bearing their flrm name. These
time pieces cannot DO excelIed for nc.
curacy. In store, a full line OF Amerl.
can watches. fine Jewelry sets, solid
silver ware, clocks OF every style, spec.
tacles, DC. L
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-06-02

HEMPrIRLD h. R.-ThO train over
this road arrived, yesterday morning,
nearly on time. The obstruction men
toned 10 these columns in yesterday g
paper. has been removed, and the train
Is now running through TO Washing.
tnu
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-06-02

IRoN-PHosPHoRus.C4L IzAxA. The three
bat TONES, Gkillfully and elegantly com.
bIned in an ambeI-colored cordial, beauti.
fully transparent 10 the eye, pleasant 70 the
taste, acceptable 70 the stomach, in Calwoll,
Hazard a Cos FeTo- PholphoratOa EItxiI
Of uoliRyA Bark. sgts7
Each plot contains Que ouneo Of Royal
CAiaAya BARK, and each tSASpoonful con.
IAlns one EIAin OF Iron, EAmplas fnEnshsl
iroo 70 the profession.
cAsWEL.G. HAZARD \ 90.
-. -. =, - :, @aaaiAoilIul, lev Yerk.
%s-EsssAav
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-06-02

STATE MEDICAL SoOIETY.-A mum.
Der OF the physicians In the city left
last evening over the Baltimore aud
OHIO Railroad for CIarkSburg, where
the State Medical Society meets to- day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-06-02

Why will you buy and use other
Wines when you can depend on the
purity OF Perkins, Stern & Co.'S. CAlifor.
MIA Wines and Brandy, for sale BY Ed,
mund & Booking and Booking & Car
rolI.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-06-02

A HIGHLY intelligent lady. a resident
OF Syracuse, Now York, says that she
was afflicted nearly year, perlodI-
cally, With arrangement OF the clfcula-
tiou. the blood rushing TO the lungs
With such force as to threaten couges-
lion and death. This was attended
With the most intense pain In all parts
OF the body. Failing TO obtain relief
from any OF tho phyGIclans whom she
employed from time to time, she was
induced to try the Plantation Bltters,
and to her surprise and Joy they have
relieved her, and she is now in good
health and flesh. 80. y. I.l
MAGNOLIA WATER,-Superior 10 the
best imported German Cologne, and
Sold At halfthe price. N sai y
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-06-02

TAKE THE HAT,-We clip the follow.
ing from an exchange. Our haIlstorm
ia nowhere compared with Its MlssIs.
slppI conirsre:
HRilStones the size OF "a mans head
are said by the CbttGRI6iLS Under to have
fallen in NOxubVs county, Miss, on
the l2ih lust. The same paper says,
"wh0rever the tornado OF frozen rnis~
stles touched II field, universal ruin
followed
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-06-02

EhEdANcERnd comfort exist through,
ont the American House, Boston. The
hotel is still kept by the veteran hoSl
Lewis Rice, whose supervision for a
quarter of a century hiss rendered TIL.
house SO popular.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-06-02

DoN'T fall to look over the large
stock OF Ladies'. Misses and Chlldren's
wsRr at lO7,. aud compare prices with
those Of other orthe leading Shoe Arms.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-06-02

FINN French Lasting Button and
Luce Caters at Blond 4 BachmAn'S
corner sprigg Alley, Main Street, a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-06-02

PERsoNA1.-we met c. F. Scott, Esq.
editor OF the Richie Star, IN the CAPT.
tol, yesterday. Mr.. Scott has been on
a visit to Cambridge, Ohio, and was en-
route to his old home in wsllsburg.
He IL, looking rOmArkAbIy WslI-,bS
atmosphere Of ,HArrisvIlls ana ~
work Of getting up his paper Spparent.
u Agreeing with him. Thu Star ''tWin.
kles" moro htlyiundeF his Gdmlnls.
trallon than hat Of any Of his prodtoou-
soEs. Success 10 chGrlsyRnd his papsr'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-06-02

BLOND & BAoHMAN have received q
fine assortment OF the Spring Style Of
Lasting Balmorals and Button Caters.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-06-02
5ur Balls.
For Sale.

iyUUsF AND LOT FOR BALE ON VIR.
tiltR street, reVenth Whid. The house
i lwO story lraTHU with rooms, finished IN
modern style, Win every convsU icncO; new
ur bitS hEou Dt coupled AID VIII 10 sold on
vay terms. T. IRWIN.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-06-02
National Insurance Ice. Company

WhEElA1N0I WEST VA,
var s''Sss'ssss 700
once % Monroe It,, nsxt door 10 lGI Ma.
oYRfCARa.
qIo x. WHEAT, PTtatdUlL.
IAHn8 M6CLUHEY, Yi6O President
JOIN BIgH0P, Secretary,
C1LARLGl II. CoLLIEH, Aitgtnht Secretary.
pIRBCToRB,-JOhn T. Wilson, Ina. O. ON.
John A. AEmatrOhgCA.C q, Quarter, do. II.
Wheat. AloxI. LAughlln, Jlme8 HeClnnSV
hOntAn l.. OF, Geo. Adams:
RHHERRuonli =. Brady, Gambler Nsnoiiantu
90, Wholesale lrooon, WhnSllnT PFyoT
HAndlhp Co, Wholesale GToO66I khsSit
ing Aicha9l Rally, WholSHiS tIbSSI[
HhoalinE hgJl0llAn h Knox, BOGi nSd
shoo houha, Whaling; MCCGbG, RnfI Z. ~
pIuHEi9ll1 wheeling; Goo. W. Ff0nIhCiTn 4
wheeling; I9Wla BakeF, PM. WSVistTT
%heolingi y. ., MeAiOO, NotionS, WheoilnS;
SSS9.mphelt II6R a Co., Pth1, intSliSSnc
inF Y. y kahtg, CRAhi0f, Hipt Nal, Bank,
bpIInoni =. y. CandO1, PTnst. Nat. IA
hI y ,We6ton, ". Val Capt. john MCLnrr,
SLH MAoeung' apr6
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-06-02
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUHE a.


Notice.
School Picnic.
Grand Temperance Pic Me and So.
cIabls.
Closing out Sales,
Sugar Cured Hams.
Monitor Navy Tobacco.
Table Salt,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-06-02

BpKIEu WAGON, IN GOOD HEPAIR
n suitable for 0ue Dr two hUTsca. VIII bU
fUll ChGipRt r. T.. RHODES a 20 NJ,
Iry.B.gDL HTluypbuKt o.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-06-02

SHWtNu MACHINES ToA RENT.-Hy
Fo3tlhE ard applying The FOOi 10 u
parehasO OTUIy0nS can become The own
% Of ant slhss Wheeler 4 WilSon
sPWinE AAehins. Call on or address,
Wm. Sumner 4 Co, No. IS AOnIos
'iIeS', whssiihE. ed
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-06-02
For Renr.
For Rent.

WARE ROOM OPETING on QUISCY
W Nrr;L, over Hubbard q Bros stOra
,pply IN HubDRri n lfO1 RrT2l-u
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.lEV ERAL NEW BUSIN FSs ROOMS Is
> uIuul Home Block n0R addition.
lA7tt Lew Is 4 WOJDMA NSEE.
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Snr Rtal.
For Sale, n sixth Ward Business
Stand,

An AUTHORIZED TO SELL THAT
yury desirable Du'inCAs GtRud End dwell.
luK Hllu uted on the nUrih HidS OF flint IT be.
tween Main and Market, In the Sixth WHTd.
IuG house " new, and everything about II
IA w complete order. This n considered lhG
boat bu1 stfa kland IN that part OF tbs city.
THOe5. UBNIEN,
TDHygI Real EAthts AGENT
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-06-02
For Sale.

FINE BRICK DWELLIkG NOUSE
n With eight rooms, cellar, eiStern, &C., IN
GOOD UIdet-0 desirable situation, AT the
wrnI end Of bridgeport Ohio, corner lot 10 by
10 6lo; with q good well, large baIn with
Sntuartes, az, aud lot ornamonIed with
SAruDbtry, null trees, grapes, &c. VIII 10
,0ld on easy terms. Apply TO
ok, Ii. UAPEhAhr, bridgeport, Ohio,
OrnI ONCE " HneEiLIIiA CUau v Orks, Mar.
llU; Sl., oppO. Union st., Wheeling, ". Va.
lRu56.u F-H ..ENa a..H.I
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-06-02

y dow BASH, Glazed Venetian Window
Snuttors, all RS good rs now for sale low by
InA2 81, REILLY,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-10-02

. ~ " h u Hs n -.
q Housefurn'shing Dry Goods and
Importer of Hosiery,
Nos. A5 and A7 South ELEVENTH Street. above Spruce
TABLE LINENS, NAPKINS, TOWELS!
From New York auction sales.
Below Ohesnut and Eighth street prices.
Below importers prices.
Damask Napkins $1'35, elsewhere Sl5 per DOZEN
Towels all linen, 12Hc., size 20 by 80.
Two yards wide Table Damask, 75c. worth 81.
Pillow and Sheetng Linens at auction prices
BLANKETS, WATERPROOF FLANNEL!
Allwool Blankets, 2H yards long, 1926.
Allwoo Blankets, ga yards long, $3.50.
Marseiles Quilts, $500 up.
Honeycomb, Allendae and Germantown Spreads.
Water proof for Cloaks, Soc, 81, 1925 to S1'75
Waterproof for Suits, gold, striped, and plaid
Ballardvale Flannels yard wide, 45c
Red, Medicated, Gray, Opera, Shaker Flannels.
CARTWRIGHT WARMERS UNDERWEAR.
Ladies' genuine Balbriggan Hose, 75c, S71Gc
Ladies' "Iron Frame" Hose, very heavy, 371lc.
Ladies' extra heavy Undervests, 75c. up.
Gents super stout Half Hose, 3lc., heavy.
Children's Underwear in every variety.
Gents Shirts and Drawers, SOC 75c., ST. up.
Children's English Hose, extra long.
NAINSOOKS OAMBRICS, FRENCH MUSLINS
Hamburg Edgings and Insertngs, fresh styles.
Hemsttched and Plain Hdkfs. in bargains.
London Cord Pique, CSC. 10 2s2t
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DIED.

Ubr additional Deaths hiTi p1ge.)
MEURER-On the I'd instant, WILLIAM A., son of
Charles A. and Sarah A. Meurer in his 22d year.
The reati and friends also the members Of the Cello
Patrol Soc ETY. respectfully invited to attend the
funeral the residence of his father No 29 ~ Sixth
street, tuesday afternoon at o'clock Interment at
the Woodl lnds. - -
NOEEN lon the morning of the I'd instant, OLIVER
G. NOLEk in the 7lst year of his age
His relatives and friends are invited to attend his
funeral from No 726 Pine street, Monday October
ocbck in the afternoon. Internen at odd Fellows
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

pess- NOTICE.-THE TENTH PRESBYTE-
RIAN CHURCH (Rev. Or. BOARDMANS), cor
ner of WALNUT and TWELFTH Streets is open for
Divine Service every Sabbath at l01 A. NJ. and p NJ
Rev. DR. MoILVAINE, Of Princeton, will occupy the
pulpit until the return of the Pastor.
Strangers and all others cordially invited to
attend. 9 20 SGT
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CITY ATENus.

NEW STYLES FALL CLoTHING-Eea6 y5aaie, IN soot and
1ou1y reddnn1de goods in Pbil1deid Prices guaranteed
nAIH 1i WAY BETWEEN BENNETT Go,
fVh and TOWER HALL,
Sipth Streets 5is MARKET STREEr,
PHILADELPHIA,
AND 800 BROADWAY NEW YoRK.
oUNNYsInE, PHILADELPHIA FIREPLACE STOVE and
WARM AIR FURNACE COMBINED Superior in every
respect to any Fireplace Heater in the Market and
twenty in advance of any in the United States
This vain boast and be per
son upon examination This has been the successful
Fireplace Heater introduced. II has been
Pulled and Bowed to bring it into notice. but has worked
itself into larger sale in two by its
MERITS than New Kor Baltimore Fireplace Stovs
that has been advertised for fifteen years All the
and wELLCoNCEIvED PRINCIPLES Of consuming coal with
economy embodied in the SUNNYsTDE. IT A
GREATER II lating surface than any other Heater. IT
is THE oNI q WARM AIR FIREPLACE HEATER yet intro
duced. YeRB of PRACTICAL EXPERIENCE in other Fire.
place Stoves and Heaters have demonstrated their de
hcences, all Of which have avoided in the SUNNYsIDE
All parts G this stove made from the very best
materials, in the most substantial manner, UNDER
THE sUPERIS 1ENDENcE PATENTEE.
GEORGE 2. SHoCH Co.,
No. 333 ". Secon street ,PhiladeDhia.
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ChOpping Wood.

Horace Greeley holds forth as
follows in regard to using tho AK;
Tho woods arc my special dc.
partment. Whenever can save u
Saturday Tor the farm / try to give
II good part Of it to my patch oi
forest. Tho AK is tho bealthiest
instrument that a man ever handled,
and is essentially so for habitual
writers and other sedcntar .warl..
ora. whuso sh0ufuers II throws
back, expanding their chests and
opening their lungs. II every
youth and man, from fifteen to
fifty years old could WELD an ax
two hours per day, dyspepsia
would vanish from tho earth, and
Rheumatism become decidedly
scarce | am q poor chopper, yet
the AK is my doctor and delight.
Its use gives the mind ust enough
occupation to prevent its falling
into revcrie or absorbing trains of
thought, while every muscle in the
body receives sufficient yet not
exhausting exercise. | wish all
our boys would learn to love tho
AK"
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When Abraham Lincoln was q
lawyer in Illinois, he and tho Judge
once got to bantOring one another
about trading horses, aud it was
agreed that tho next morning at
. o'clock, they should make II trade,
the horses to DO unseen up TO that
hour, and no backing out under II
forfeit Of s25. Attic hour appoint.
cd the Judge camo ur, leading tho
sorriost looking specimen Of u
horse ever seen in those parts -
In a few minutes, Mr.. Lincoln
was seen approaching with n wood
on eaw.horso on his shoulder
Great were the shouts and laughter
ofthc crowd, and both were greatly
increased, when Mr. Lincoln. on
surveying tho Judges animal. sct
down hissaw horse, and exclaimed;
well, Judge, thisIis tho first time
| ever got the worst of 1t in n horse
trade"
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He. when monArchs aud tyrAnts in homage
shall bow.
win change the assh Ofths sword forsleam o
Then, tSSSind Scared with battle viii End
release,
And the other strew gladly the blessings o
peace.
oa the "Grand roll Of honor" Is written tn,
name
or the true, loyal soldiers, in letters offamei
Ind the name OF our Line o In stands highest bui
one,
'Tis the "Fathsr Of Feedom," the brave Wash
ington.
They will shine there 30 ions as stand free
dom's just laws,
And be looked on as sacred TO liberty's cause,
they will shine there forever, though tyrants
may froan. ,---
As the rorest Of jewels IN Liborty's crown.
May The Eld rose and lily bloom over thy
grave,
oh, thou true fallen soldieri so loyal, so
brave,
And perfumes as Of Eden, the land Ofthe
blest,
Ia their sweetness ascend from tho place OF
thy lest.
Thy sleep knows no waking 10 wars fearful
alarms,
To the roll Of tho drum and the clangor Of
arms; ,-
No blots on thy memory, no tarnish or stain,
'Tis rs fair as the laurel that blooms on tho
plain.
oh rest calmly there, soldier. your leader has
come, = a ~ tt. .IlH
Hisplaceis beside you in tho silent, cold tomb
Rostl while thousands and thousands shall
come there to weep.
For thy GhIeftain hes BY ihOS to sFcotSn thy
sleep. y p efL 4iAs.
Columbial Columbia! long as tempest Shall
roar,
May tho sails ofthy commerce oil waters Goat
DER: s-N 4- ON t..t.
In the lead ofall nations In war and in peace
While the skies bend above shall thy glory in.
crease.
Tho brave deeds ofthy soldiers shine clear as
the sun,
All the battles they fought and the victories
won;
Aud as nations arse will Q Il loyal md true,
Read their deods with delight and record them
anw.
There were many true soldiers, now meath the
green sod, r..
When they battcd for freedom that trusted In
God
Each brave form has passed from us and mold.
erng lies,
But their spirits have gono to their homo IN
the skios.
May the time soon arrive,wc 80 gladly would
greet,
When the North and tho south shall in harmo.
nv meet.
May the sword remain sheathed and all hatred
soon coaso,
And tho whole land rejoice in the mild reign OF
peace.
These sweet sonSs Of reunion, whero lakes
line our shore.
will be blended withanthems where guliwa
tiers roar,
And wild shouts shall ring gladly, again and
again,
From the valleys of gold to tho far coast Of
Maine.
Long as freedom snail live, all the nGtonso
Earth,
Their tribute will render to the land of its
BIRTH ..| -A4 t#.i. .|t'iti|
When Times flight has been measured by cir
cles OF years
5!l, illsprlngheld ard Vernon be looked on
wl.hiears. I'D
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ABcautif,ll Incident.

A naval officer being ut sea in Il
dreadful storm, his vito, who was
sitting in the cabin near him, and
filed with alarm for tho safety Of
tho vessel, was 80 surprised NJ hi:
composurc and serenity, that shc
cried out:
my dear, arc you not afraid
How is il possible you can be
calm in such u fearful storm?"
lIe rose from his chair, lashod
to tho deck, supporting himself by
pillar OF the bedpIace, drew his
Sword, and placing tho point Ia
tho breast OF his wiio, exclaimed
"Aro YOU not afraid Of that
sword2"
She instantly answered, no"
"Why?' asked tho officer.
Because" rcjoined tho lady,
al know il ia in the hands of my hus,
band, and ho loves mo too well to
hurt me" &
Then" said no. "rcmcmber
know in whom | believe, and that
Ilo holds tho winds in his fists, and
the waters in tho hollows Of IIie
hands"
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-02-04
FARMS FOR SALE.

WILL SELL THE FARM ON WHICH I
containing = neres lyingnear man :
IN, Fairfield county, ohio, There is good
lMelhnghouse orei ght rooms, with q goodcol-
yard, and hne spring and running water for
nock, The land H. IN u high state OF cultiva.
uonwith line orchard NJ apples andpoaohes
good harm and puthuildmgs.
Aso.llO acres y mile east Of Amanda;
Dor, with running wateri nil fenced; and GOOD
tenant house and stable. e
Alro--0o acres, about 20 acres tlllable the
oalanee good timber. with running water N
o%odtonant house and stable all fenced.
r particulars asdt terms Gallon the under.
o'' % 'cs-tf THoS HrTcHlSs
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-02-04
Capital and Assets,
469,602 IL.

DIRECTORS. r
SAM'L GALLOWAY, President.
THEO. II BUTLER, Vice Pres't.
@. p L. BUTLER, Treasurer.
w. G! NJ. BAKER, Secretary.
HENRY MILLER. DANIEL Nc.
MILAN, B r SMITH.
John #. Murray, Gen. -dgent.
A. =. SchoneId, Special Agent, Lam.
caster, Ohio. Ofhcc In IallmRdg "
RioelS.
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