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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-29

THIEVES have their time TO fall, and
rings to wiIher nj the peoples BREATH aud
il there is any truth in the common re-
mort, Tweed, whose magnificent New
York ring WAS blasted by popular indiE'
nation long ago, is himself not Tar from
the point Of collapse in his personal for
tunes. The story goes TINT, in order to
guard against the possibility OF being
compelled to disgorge his plumber, he
transferred the title to large part Of the
property purchased with his ill.gct!en
gains to his old.time tamiliars, and that
these latter now manifest u disposition,
to keep what he placed in their hands.
HUGH OF this estate was hurricdly sold,
too, at very low prices; aud the upshot
of 1t all is-ii Madam RumOr may be
for once believed-thst, between the dis
honesty OF friends, the costs OF legal de-
tense, and other Incidents Of the position
in which he is placed, the colossal Or
tune Of the great ChieftaIn Of the Tam
many thieves has been almost wholly dis.
sipated since the eclipse OF the ring and
lis ringleaders. If this DO true, II wvuId
be hard to find finer example OF retrt-
bHtiVe justice.
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NERVOUS DEBILITY.

A depressed, irritable state OF mind 4
n weak, nervous, exhausted feeling;
no energy or nnlmatiOnJ confused
head, weak memory, often with de-
buItatIng, Involuntary discharges. Tie
Consequence Of excuses, messiah UvcrEork or
inllsCrrtions. This NERVOUS DEBILITY
finds sovereign cure In HUMPHREYS
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFIC, No. %.
II to-sa up the system, arrests discharges dispelS
the mental gloom and dGspondency, and reiure-
hates tho cntiTO system. It Is perfectly harm.
less and always efficient. Price Is, for package
Of five boxes and a Iarge q vial OF powder, which
important in old, serious cases; or Il Ter single
box. Sold by ALL Druggists, or sent by mail
on rccuipt Of price. AddroSs HUMPHREYS
SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE CO.,
No. 6O2 BROADWAY, =. Y.
For sale by Logan, List 3 Co; &, Booking; T.
]. FInney; James Murry; Reed, Kratl 4 Co.
Wheeling; ChAs. FarIs, Wheeling Island; James
Elliott and j. & Nm. Mercer, Bellair, o.
fcbia-eOdGw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-29
The Threatened Strike,

To tho Editors OF the lntetlgeneer:
1t seems that branch Of trade which
heretofore has escaped the emb&rrass-
fnent o! a "ttFiks' Is now about 10 be ef.
iecled by this evil. The disaster likely
10 cnsue Is so immense that the whole
community ought TO contriyG TO avert 1t
If possible.
1t is given out, in view Of the rcstric-
tons OF the new liquor law, that the sa-
loon keepers may decide 10 shut up their
shops. The consequences will be too
dreadful 10 contemplate. Here is large
body of men about to be thrown out OF
em6loyment. Every person Allows tha'
tLnv are tho very ornaments Of society.
The proprietors and assistants in these
saloons in the past have been iOrgetlul OF
every interest except that Of the public.
Are they not entitled TO general
sympathy in view oil the restrictions
which have been been placed on their
rights?
Consider also what must he the effect in
other directions. What ia the use-O q
Door house or "loek.ip" or q jail or q
penitentiary, II there are no saloons to ill
themS All these institutions might as
well be abolished il this strike occurs.
The labor market too will be overstock-
cd. Men who have heretofore spent their
time about these saloons, or who have
been quietly slumberipg in some
secluded place on the streets or athomer
or who have been disabled by the effects
OF drink, will go to work. Whoisto en-
ploy theml
The bills Of the doctors and OF drug
gists will be largely reduced. For who
denies that very large proportion ofthe
diseases and accidents and injuries, which
afIlict the people, are the result Of drink
Il will operate in the same way on the
LAWYERS. Who will have 10 be tried for
crime, II there. arc no manufactures Of
criminals 7 ...,
Cannot these saloon'keepers be induced
to pause? From their well.knOWn henevn'
lanpO, will they nut nc Persuaded Out
of regard 10 the interests Of society
to 20 on with ihSir trade ? Per.
haps the Governor might be in
duced to call the Legislature so that the
obnoxious law may be repealed. Or II
the worst must come perhaps a few cases
OF cholera or of smallpox might be i'm.
ported. Ircarclully cultivated they would
answer some OF the same purposes which
are now accomplished by the free use Of
intoxicating drinks. Still, even then so
ciety would feel void which cannot be
filed il this strike occurs.
FRIEND OF HUMANITY.
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GOVERNOR HENRY d. COOKE, Of the
tirm Of Jay Cooke Is Co, being interview.
ed a day or two since said that the reac.
ton for the better in the money and stock
market was surprising to HIM. lie never
knew quiet 10 be restored in the market
so quickly as it has been since the recent
collapse Of the bull movement. lie is Of
the opinion that comparatively little
change in the standard of prices Of stocks
and gold will occur during the summer.
for the reason that during those months
they range pretty steady. He believes
the price Of gold will not be materially
altered by the disbursements Of the May
interests, amounting in round numbers
10 seventeen million dollars, owing TO the
fact that gold is in good demand in con-
sequence Of the unusually large importa-
tons, which are likely TO continue until
the close Of the spring and early summer
trade.
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OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE,

Hairy RELIEF FOR YOUEO MEN from the effects
Of Errors and Abuses in early life Manhood
restored. Impcdlmenis TO Marriage removed
New method OF treatment. New and remarkable
remedies. Books and Circulars sent nee, In
sealed envelopes. Address, HOWARD ASSO.
CITATION, No South Ninth St, Philadelphia,
Pa an Institution having high reputation for
honorable conduct and professional skill.
mar9Gd&w
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LARGE RuN.-Last week the Benwood
Furnace, at Martins Ferry, turned out
two hundred and thirty-eight tons oil
metal. This is the largest run ever made
by this furnace; and considering that it
has been more than two years and half
since 1t was blown out, this is considered
AN unusual performance for furnace Of
its ctpacity,
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CoRREcrIoN.-An error occurred in the
school report, as printed in our columns
yesterday, that calls for correction. Inc
present cost in all the sub-dtstrtcs was
sl,54O each. The proposed cost in Clay
was $l,1OO; in each Of the others
Sl,3O6 GO. is
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APANTnER eight feet long was killed on
Williams River, POcahontas county
few days ago by a party consisting oil
THOMAS GAYLORD, and FRANCIS MCCOY
Of Pocahontas, and Col. CLAY, Of Green
brigr After five hours chase, the animal
,reed in hcmlock from which be was
brought down by o rifle.shot from Col
nav
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TIE death OF DR.. joins A IuNTEN'
of Lewisburg, prominent citizen, for
merIy surgeon in the Confederate army,
is noticed in the Grcenbrief Independent
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TARM FOR SALE.

offer for PAle tue Farm on which now
reside, situated in NHrlhail county, ". Va some
thEce miles from the limits Of th6 city Of heel.
ing, on OF near the RAtFmont Pike, containing
los acres Of Grst-class land, nearly all OF which
Is In due state Of cultivation. 1he improve.
ments arc all OF tho best, consisting Of brick
Rouse Containing eleven rooms. With all the
ronyeniGnres neodful. A large elSItrn EupplIes
II with all the water for which rain WSrr l. III cd.
ed. There l. ALTO large Barn, with cellar; st8.
bic room Tor Horses and twenty head al Cattle;
Wagon Housy, Corn Glib, TEX Smoke HUure,
Chicken House aud good Frame Tel ant House
Containing four roOms; with Churches aud school
IIouse within short dlsLTnee The said land lie
vel M1iCred. and nSYOr failing well a. the barn
There IL good Vineyard Of CAtRWbA and Con.
cord Grapes, and large number Of the bert 60
lection Of Fruit Trees In fall bearing, consisting
nf APPLES, Pears, Peaches, PlumE, Cherries aud
Ounces, With almost ell the frst quality Of
small fruit grown 10 this part OF the country.
ANY pertOn desiring good home near " tie
city OF Wheeling, WhcTG they can pTOatRbly dis.
pose OF whatever they may faIsc for the market
will DO we'll 70 call on the subscriber, who will
give all the necessary information. Ter NJ easy
jAI-d4w n. r. HAYAAN
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This superb Hair Dye is tho tGJt IN ~ WOrEd
Perfectly Harmless, Reliable, and insiaRlAne-
Gus No disappointment Notifications Tint,
no unpleasant 0dOT, The genuine ". i. Batch.
eor's Hair Dye produces IMMEDIATELY .
aIAs~a!d Black OF Natural Brown Does not
AtIlr the sElE, hut iCa'ss the Hair Clean, sOIt
and beautiful. The only SAT- GnI perfect Dye.
New York. iEn9IeOdSS
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HEALTAY DIGESTION.

Life Is rendered mlse'Ablo when tho digestive
organs arc impaired. Food becomes repulSiVe;
melancholy brOods over you TUTT's VBaRfA'
RLE LIYEI PMS is the remedy for thcGo SviiF;
thsy produce EOund digestion; create good Rp,
petite, iupart refreshing sleep and cheorfulneSs
Of mind.
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T sLAND LOTS FOR SALE.

Forty choice BuIlding Lots on Wheeling L.
land. Price from 500 to $1,000 each.
TERHS-one-fourth cash, the rceidue-In equal
InstaEneuts at one, two and three years, With 10
teresL JFo r. 91LCHRIST,
Epl0 At Top Mn.
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ENTERPRISH
WHEELING FEMALE COLLEGE,

The Spring Term opens MONDAY, April f4'h.
Pupils will be received In the Preparatory, AGA
demlc, Collegiate, MuGIc or Art Department
New classes will be organized. For terms OF
tuition, admission, SC, apply TO tho President,
PROF. W. II. MORTON. HpO4dAT
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TN THE CIRCUITCoURT OF ONO
i County. West Virginia.
Martha KnOx'd Executors

"'"1 :" NJ - D In chanc,ry
Charles Able and wife aaG.
by virtue Of decree Ot the Circuit Court Ui
Ohio Cont ", in the State Of West Virginia made
and entered on the SOth day OF October, 1874, IN
the Rb6TR eutitled c49se Ia the raid Court pend
ing, will OIL
THURSDAY. the let day of Nay, 1874,
At 10 o clock 4. at tho front door OF the Court
House OF Ohio c0aRtY, sell at public auction al
that tract Or parcel Of land now occupied by the
said Charles Alb Q, situate south OF wheeling
Creek, adjoining lAndS oil MrS, Emma b. Carter,
George hOberis and William GOshorn and bound
cd and described as follows, VII: Beginning At
OF surveys made for Edward Calhopn and james
Caldwell respectively, thence With q line be.
twrcn rad surveys 8. 49X degrees, Z. 3 50. 100
poles 10 the Sodth side Of what is called the Hub
bard road AID with the s&meN AK degrees, 4
% poles, n. IS degrees, Z ~ pOles, N. 62H de-
grees, sEst q SSl0O poles, thence leaving raId
road N. 70 degrees, v. 81 5a-f99 poles To "a
original line between tho Calhoun and Smith
HGets, and with tho same S. % degrees, W. rs
po!eS 70 tho beginning; containing i've acres
and i've p0lee, and being tho pAmo tract or par.
eel OF land conveyed 10 said Charles Able by
deed OF Martin Knox bearing date tho lat dAy OF
January a, D. 1857, and Of record IN the clerks
otiee OF the County Court Of Ohio county In
peed BOOK No. Of, Ioio Ibl. together With Bll ihp
improvements thereon and the ccal UNDERLYING
the same.
TIRAs or SAIGON fourth or 70 much more
ot the purchase money GS the pure ISaar or puT.
tchasefs may ettes topay In csEt, and tic residue
IL thIUI cquIl uutllmcuts a. sIE. 'welye And
uigh cen n.Ohths nom the day OF iA'e, The puF.
rhaser giving security Tor the payment OF he de.
ftrred tnstAllntnts AMI Interest on tic zane
from the day Ul sale, 10 DO approved By Tie Com.
missioner hrrcInAltG; named.
JAMES P ROGEts,
Special Comm B.iOnCF
GBO. A. WICKHAA. AucilonsvF, InIr.s
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New Advertisements.
TINTED STATES INTERNAL
~ REVENUE.
NOTICE TO EPECLAL-TAI PAYERS

The law OF December q, 1874, requires every
person engaged In any business, aIpeAhont OF
emplOym6nt, which renders him liable 70 sPe-
ciAl Tax, 10 procure and place eoAIptel0Gay y
hh GStGblllhHTtHt or pldes o. 6uHnei!, s1ulp
donating the payment Of said Special Tax before
business.
The iGTes embraced within tho proViGionS Of
Law ahnva quotVd arc the following VIZ:
ReetaerB. ....................SzVg ~
Dealers, retail liquCT.. g ~
DealerS, wholesale liquOF... ....,.... lOg w
Dealers In malt liquors, Wholesale see. ~ w
Dealers in matt liquors, retail ......,.,.. 70 y
SSiSii dealers in Leaf tobacco. 500 %
Ard on sales OF over 81 900. my cents
for every dollar in excess Of $1,000.
Dealers In Manufactured tobacco. ........ ~
Manufacturers Of stills ...,.............. - ~
and for each ltil or worm Manufactured y W
Manufacturers Of tobacco ~ "
Manufacturers Of cIRRfB. ...........:..... ~ W
PeddlerB Of tobacco, GIst class (more :, A.
than TWO hoItesl ....''......;'. i:.:''';;:: wv
SoTses y, .ooa0oc .s0S.. @ 2S %
PsSdierI Of icba CO. third eiilS, Il hoftcj IS %
Peddlers Of tobacco, fourth class, ion foot
or public conVeyanCe). ................. ~ ~
Brewers Of less than 500 barrels. 6o 60
BreWrFa Of 500 barrels or more.....'... lVJ W
Any perton who shall fall TO comply with the
EOtOEolRG requirements will be subject to severe
SpeciGl.tAx Payers throughout the United
States are REMINDED that they must make Appti:
cttion 10 The Collector Tor Deputy Collector) Of
their resp ctVo districts, aud procure the proper
stamp Tor the SpeciAl.tAx Yer, commencing
Nay I, 1873 without waiting for further nouce,
e. KELLEY,
Collector Internal Revenue, let District v Va.
apo Custom House, wheeling.
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THREE MILEIcE.

Haviug purchased the Three Mile Ice Homes
Of Gio. Schellhouso aud }. BedIlIOiiSI won d re.
specially announce TO the citizens Of Wheeling
that an nav prepared 70 supply them prunpt-
y with good pureice.
maI2i CONRAD sgIBRRT.
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NREAP FARM FOR sALR.4aS
- l Offer for sale my Farm. containing
ton Station, on .. q U. Railroad. There is on
the place new Frame Dwelling. new Stable and
oINr outhouses-S0 acres cleared and under good
fence; young orchard; well Watered; well tim.
bered-Rood place for Saw Mil.
Address, CHARLES SNYDER, or
ABSAL0M RRI9RT.
mAI7-dAy BuFtoD. W. Va
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RATCHELoRs HAIR DYE.

DIR. TUFTS HAIR DYE Is HARNESS.
aES -cOdAw
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RErRRRIEG to our remarks, last Thurs
day, touching the city accountO and the
chaotic condition Of the books, We are
now informed bya gentleman who has
some familiarity with them, and has re-
freshed his memory by looking over them
within the last few days, that some OF the
information upon which our remarks
were based was not correct, For exam
ple, we said the Finance Committee stood
charged with $4,000, and although the
the money had been expended had re-
ceiyed no credits. Our present INFORM
ant says, on the contrary, the committee
stands credited with money paid out
TO the amount Of $l0O923 IS, but has
not been charged with the sources from
which the money was received, viz the
sale Of stocks and dividends on stock. BE
says, however, the proper entries were
mSde on the journal some time since, and
if they were posted, this account would
close. The account of MesSrs BRADY and
WILKINSON, trustees, he says is posted,
and shows the correct balance according
10 the last settlement with them by the
Finance Committee, embracing their OPP
crations up to the beginning Of 1871. In
reference 10 the loan account, while the
ledger does make a showing approximate
ing that stated by US, if the entries on the
journal were posted, the account would
show the true state Of the case, which IS
as follows:
OBLIGATIONS OUTSTANDING.
Old Certificates OF loan. ............ SlT1,4T 50
Compromise BOnds. ....... ......... l5lOOO "
Funding bonds, new tuan) .......... $4,000 "
Total ....... ...'s..',.'''''''''' tS<St'' OF
The aggregate has since been reduced
by redemptions Of old certificates and
compromise loan about $4,000.
The only remark We have 10 add is
that we think these journal entries might
be posted and these accounts and all
oilers in like condition, closed; and that
Council ought to make early provision for
having the work done by competent
hand.
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A CARD

A CARD
Having soil our leo TlOutes TO Mr. nnrad
Selbert, We would respectfully n commend him
TO all OR old customers. feeling RatiEll Ec will
supply Them with good ArtIeIg OF pure leo.
GRO. ~ 'lkLLIIASE
J.DEDILIOS
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Special Notlces.

DREJUDICE GIVES WAY TO THE
superlor merits Of tho ENTERPRISE
BAKING POWDER "-unequalCd for EftTtiy,
from every quarter. Ask for tho
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.pILER FOR SALE CHEAP.

UNOR SALE f.A
Z A TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE, iil
6Tooms, with good cellar ard IL
porch attached, situate on tho south side Of Mar.
XII Alley. between Market and Fourth StECOtS.
For lurthpr particulars and terms, enquire at
John %Cllcy'S Grocery, or Of
JOHN WEISS,
aplO ThIdelphlG,
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TUESDAY, APRIL 20, 1873.
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General Notices.
No-PARTNERsuIP.
dissolution OF co PARTNER.

;. BY mutual consent, the co.p4rtrGrShIp hereto.
fore subsilting under tho fra name and sly Of
Wh:Rt 3 Forbes, has been this d4y dissOlVed
Either partner will ATTEND TO the ISLtlemGnt OF
the business Of tho firm.
JAMES S WHEAT.
HANNIBAL FORBES.
wHEELNs, April l. 1STa api
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THE LI6hHAL CONVENTION
afforded US an opportunity to obtain haitian
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throrist o.! human elevation Its professor,
are efficient and honorable. ana IL now onIy
needed money, in which he was glad to saw
the University had been literally aided by
MANY citizens Of Detroit through the Young
and promising Prof. George Mitchell. Mr..
StrakcT then spoke u! his eradication in see
inC the SoyjalinterCoursc Of good colorcd and
white citizens, their unity in politics, and the
just and reciprocal recognition. Yet he held
more Yet was to be done which in due time
would appear. lie congratulated Mr.. De
BaptiStc on the manifestation of respect for
him by eminent white and colorcd citizens.
and assured him that, in hi, opinion, it was
merited
Mr.. Behr, in the lacouisnl Which marks the
German, spoke in high tones Of Mr.. de Bap-
tiste as citizen and Il good man.
The evening was spent happily aud BY
this imperfect account YOU may see that De
tvoit is upward and onward.
J. ID. Richards is the coming man lor q on
gross JUsrITIA.
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The ChillicOthe Convention,
An Inside View. (Limitedo

CINCINNATI, Sept. S, 1873.
10 the Editors Of tie Eeo National Era ana Citizen
go and tell Johnson Coleman that
Inc niggers are a risin',"
was the burden of famous song here about
the time Of the Nat. Turner insurrection.
The Chillicothe Convention sent forth a
message to the John Colemans, of the Re-
publican party, that once more "the niggers
are a risin"-rising to the dignity Of self
asserting manhood; rising to the condition
OF freedom from the shackles of men and
party; rising to a realizing sense of the
grandeur of American citizenship, and them
selres striking blow for complete enfran.
chisement that is resounding and reaching
over the land until the petty lickspittles OF
the towards brigade begin to tremblc for
the consequences of movement they have
opposed.
Early last spring number of colored men
in the State settled into conviction that all
colored men were to be entirely ignored by
the representatives of the Republican partv
in Office so long as they continued to work
and vote for their nominee and wait PATIENTLY
for justice to be done them. Your CORES.
pondent suggested the idea of convention
where they could utter protest and organize
means to make it effective. This met the
approval Of all concerned, and at once they
proceeded to work up an interest in the
matter.
The meeting of
THE LIBERAL CONVENTION
afforded us an onporfunitv IN obtain be Ic g..
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. Copies for $40.

! Washington, is also aspiring for the same
position, and no doubt will get the nomiua-
ton If the majority vote is counted W,
have made no nominations yet for the Legs.
lature. Colonel ]. 7. Wilson Is spoken q,
for the Senate.
The school question seems 10 Lc exciting
| considerable feeling among the crlared
voters, who are not demanding mixed schools
nor any other kind. No representative col
ored men have yet spoken for or against
mixed schools. Those whom have con-
versed with upon the subject regret very
much that the question should come up in
this campaign. A meeting of the prominent
colored men is on foot for next Monday
night. Probably the subject will then be
discussed. If the men who are receiving
money vote the Republican ticket, we will
carry Norfolk. l mean the white men who
work in the navy yard
You are mistaken about the defeat Of the
party in lSG9 also about DIR. Harris in Your
reply To "TouSsaint." Dr. Harris was not
the negrO's nominee nor he was not the
cause of the party's defeat. Remember
1000 negro votes were counted for Walker,
through the treachery of white Republicans,
who enjoyed the ncSro's confidence, and
who desired to defeat Gen. Wells.
A convention of the colorcd people Of the
State is talked of for the lst of January, lS74.
Virginia, believe, is the only State where
colorcd State convention has not been held
since 1865. The interest of the people de-
mand that something should he done. BY
uniting, no doubt something will be done.
l hope to hear from our leading colorcd men
throughout the State upon this question.
Politics on the pcninsular are badly mixed.
Great dissatisfaction exist among the Repub-
licans on account of the nominations made
there. l fear that the Conservatives will
slip in. Calvin ID. Johnson, Esd, a former
law student of Howard. has been nominated
for Commemorative Attorney in Elizabeth
City county. The rebel press is terrified at
it. am proud to say that friend johnson is
all right. EsKIAM.