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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-08

ToLgbo, Npril 7.-Flour-Firm and Tin.
hanged, Wheat-Demand active aud prl'
ees advanced; No. 9 white Wabash 81 2Si
No, / white Michigan 81 isal 1875 extra
a. 81 "a; amber Michigan 81 i6lEi seller
Nav 81 t15at 20; seller June 81 22IG No. ]
TeA 1 i7JSai 10; No. 2, 81 1915 No. l amber
illinois 81 81 jSal %; COrni-Demahd iait
And market firm; high mixed at 75a75 40
SelleF Nav nc; low mixed 74lEa76c. Oats
Steady with am0derate demAndi NO. y
ai3im Michigan NHO.
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CINCINNATI, April 7.-COttOn-Dull at
lGc. Flour-Firm and unchanged, Wheat
Steady; red at 81 l2al 10, COFn-Firm
ut 7Ia76c, Oats-Firm at 62a66C, Rye
Quiet at $l12, Barley-Steady and in mo-
dsrate demand; unchanged. 0ils-Linseed
firm at 10; lard oil firm ut 81 l2al 10. Eggs
Firm at l7AlSG. Butter and Cheese
Quiet and unchanged. Clover Seed-Firm
ut llallIGc. Pork-ActiyC at So 0Oa29 %.
Lard-Steady with u moderate demand;
steam loo; country kettle loo; city easier at
l5%c. Bulk Meats-Easier, not quotably
lower; shoulders S1SaSACi clear rib II Nc;
clear l9c, BacOn-Firm at 9k, l294, lSc.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY and in moderate demand ut
Sill.
HoGs-Firm; common 50 S7a7 90; fair to
medium 81 96aS 90; good IS 25aS 80,
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wuEKLrso, March goth, 1875.
OnIo COUNTY COURT.
N ChanCcry.

~ y" """'''''
George lsobOFis and othCrS,
lly virtue Of decree Of tho County Court Of Ohio
county, West Virginia, mAde and entered on tho
10Th day Of January, 1870, In the above entitled
cause ito undersigned Special Commissioners will
lrtcecl to nil ut public auction, al tho front door
Of tho Court llOtSe Of aid Ohio county, on
TUESDAY, APRIL 81, 1915,
Comnlpncingat 10 O'Clock A. NJ. Of ali day, all tho
cal and other minerals, belonging al present 10 the
Crescent Iron Company, which are IN and under
lands that werB conveyed 10 tho aid OeOrge Rob
Cfts by the deed Of john Woods, trustee aud Mar.
tia Knox, bearing date the Sth day Of June, 1868,
and recorded u the Clerks otlCO o. Sail OHIO
county In Deed DOOk No. %, page 46I excepting
only 10 much Of said coal "a wis conveyed by htll
GpirEe llObers and wife 10 Emma II. Carter by
deed dated the lat day Of january, 1870 the Snld
deed belng deed Of exchange between tho Eall
Emma H. Carter, Of tho ore part and tho sald
George Roberts Of tho other part, and recorded In
said Clerks office 10 Decd Book No. 81, rage "a. <,
AktO all tho coal, ways, easements, rights and
privileges which by The sald Last mentioned decd
II exchange were granted by tho aald Emma Il.
Carter 10 tie all George llOlerts; tho Above being
the same coal minerals, ways, ens0nehlS,. rights
and privileges which wefB conveyed by the SAld
Roberts and wife 10 tho Crescent Iron Company
by deed hearing date tho 18th day 0i July, 1871
and recorded III said Clcfk's office In Deed Hook
No. "a, rage B61. For AInOre particular aud minute
description Of thometea and bounds Of lilo premises
hero offered Tor e, tho course Of entries, and tho
character Of other improvements connected With
the Nifne, reference Is hereby made 10 complete
plat Of tho SAl promises now posted IN tho Clerks
0lliCC Of Ohio County Court.
TERMS " SALE.-Onc-iOurlh Of tho purchase
money to 10 paid In cash on the day Of sale, and
tho residue Of said purchase money 10 bC paid Ii
four equal annual installmentS, with interest there
On from tho day Of sale tho purchaser 10 giye bond
with security, 10 10 approved by said Special Com
mlSlOnefs, Tor htid deferred payments, and th(
title 10 Mld property 10 10 retained until tic said
purchase money Shall have bGNil fully Iaid.
JAMES +. ROGERS,
Il. q. DAllR
mF2G Special Commissioners
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New York Dry Goods.

NEW YORK, April G,--'rhe trado move.
ment was slow in I'LL departments, owing to
thu Indictment weather. The market for
cotton goods WINS quiet, but all the leading
makes IRE firmly held by manufacturers
agents. Plaid prints active, but other styles
quiet. CottOnadcs quiet, Worsted dress
goods fairly active and plaid styles in brisk
demand. WOolGns remain sluggish. Rib.
hang nnIivp
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OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.

HAPPY RELiRP VOR YOUNG MIX from tho effects
Of Errors and Abuses In early life. Manhood re-
stored. ImpelmCnt to Marriage removed. New
method Of treatment. Now and remarkable reno
dies Books anil Circulars sent free 10 sealed en-.
N. Ninth st., Philadelphia, ra.,-an Institution
having high reputation for honorable conduct and
professional sklli. jani3-lAw
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RAILROAD IIOSDs-'The Railway and mis-.
CCllaucOusspeculatiOn was generally strong
and higher.
SrOCEs-'The volume Of business WIS
quite largo In leading sllares, and the nc.
vance In some was very decided. The At
lanlic aud Pacific Telegraph shares led the
market on the upward turn, nnh advanced
from 2lIG at the opening tO272l at the close,
with tho final sales at the highest point Of
the day. The smiling Of the steamer Far.
nday to pick up and finish the laying Of the
direct cablc, and the arrangements made by
the Atlantic and Pacific Company for the
extension of system Of wires To 81 Louis
mud Milwaukee llad much to do with the
rise to-day. Pacific Mail was another prom.
incnL feature, and rose from AK 10 A99S
on the denial Of The reported defalcatiOn
ut Yokohama, It's reported that there isa
small discrepancy between the New York
and Yokohama accounts, and tho agent Is
now on the way to clear II up. Western
Union was active, aud rose from TX to
ISM. Union Pacific was firm, ind ranged
from 7ON to Il, closing at 7OA. Erie was
Rrmpr, and advanced from 2sK to 3OIi.
Wabash rose from t59G to 1914, and 81. Paul
from ask to 30II. New York Central was
strong, aud advanced from 1914 TO 1OisE,
Notwithstanding the decision Of tho Sit.
preme Court against the company on the
scrip dividend tax. The other changes In
the market were unimportant. The market
closed strong. The transactions today ag.
rresated 2Ol 900 shares, Of which 09,OOC
were Pacific Mail, $4,000 Western Union,
1000 st. Paul, 10000 Erie, 6,0OO Wabash,
and q 900 Union Pacific.
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WhceIing NtocI. Market.

WHEELING, April Z-CATrLE-ArrivalS
during the week, o. head sold at 81 OOa
0 90 per CWt.
IIods--Arriwls during the week, o.
head; sold 81 OOaS OOper cwt,
CALvEs-ArrivNs during the week, 50
head; sold ut 80 OOa7 90 per head.
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PtrsBURan, Aprll7.-wheat- Dull, but
easier CoFn--firn Al 77aSOc, a. EQUALITY
Shelled white and mixed 70ci prime yellow
3SaSOc, Petroleum Quiet crude u Bga
| 69H al Pafkefsi refined i2}1ai2he Phil'
1deiphia delivery,
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CLEVELAND, April Wheat Firm
No. / rcd 81 20; No, 3 do 81 10. Corn
Firm; high mixed 7SC; low mixed ne; ears
on track 7Sa7IC. OaLS-Better; No. State
$50; No. 2 do 6Gc; white 500. Petroleum
Quiet; standard white, cur lots HE; Ohio
State test l9 10; small lots lac higher.
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MANHOOD RESTORED.

A victim Of youthful imprllCnCU, causing pre-.
mature decay, nervous debility ETC., having tried
III vain every known remedy, las found simple
SelcllFe, which hO will send me 10 bis fellow SUIT
errrs. Address J. II. REEVES, Is Nassau street,
Now York, IBOx 6I6J. APT
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llAu Inc galleries pceh ie'n "''"'"'is
there would not he blur on the memory
Of the cycnidg. Every one we met to-day
expresses perfect satisfaction with this
entertainment. pleadingly We reach out
our hands to Wheeling, and pray, "Do 1t
ngain."
rItE ChoRUsEs.
The three Choruscs wefej !, "Tahn-
liauset" by the entire company; z. Ave
VGrnm.S by the Fourth Street NJ. h.
Church Choir: 8, "The Gipsies," by the
Institute and orchestra. These were Crctl-
iiSLiv. we almost shid brilliantly, ex'
eoutcd. II The Fourth Street Choir sings
aIways "A earnestly aud artistically as
Il lid last night, We envy those who, In
going up into The llouse Of the Lord, step
into the Fourth Street NJ. u. Church.
During the rendering Of 1.-THE Gipsics.,"
we we're now, In our Imagination, on the
on beach, now In the mountain glen, wan
derinp through grassy lanes and listening
10 The madrigals Of woodland brood leis-
while the humping upon that old bass
drum reminded lis Of the noise made once
upon a time in certain coliseum.
THE ORCHESTRA.
Though the orchestra was small, under
The conductorship Of Prof. Vaas, II play
cd commercially. We have seldom
heard iR rendition Of "Tahcredi" sur
passed. The particular feature Of ltS per-
iormanoo that struck ia fNvorably was
la trying 10 make music-nOt a noise.
POLACcA.
The only polacca Of the evening, llel.
linis "Chapiet Of Hoses would, we think,
have pleased even In Poland. Mis- Roe
mer the principal singer, Inns a low, sweet,
rippling voice, Than this there was
nothing Of the evening more CXdisitely
beautiful. Miss Roemer could not have
been supported more admirably than she
was by Misses. Hubbard and Sawtell, and
Mcssrs. Martin, Mendel and DOnel
The comparative rareness Of the pOlncca,
makes II peculiarly entertaining.
SOLOS.
Though Mr.. Louis vaas ia a failure on
The bow, rs a violinist, among young men
Ne Is not easily surpassed. His per.
lntmancC Of "Ie petit TambOur," Ia TO.
aay the subject Of general and favorable
, n,its D.. Martin after singing nd.
mMi,LIaoy will o the Wisp' complied
, 'M our louddcmands and oamO up or
W gy platform again to sing "a Health Il
N;G Nay Ihat!e'" The Doctor has q mag
%n ssVns voice What a pity Ills shat hC
Jugs not abandon those uecl0fAl tome
and lot hiivoice roll mi f.drn III CLeSi
''0''''of Evenings Russian Airs" dis
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-04
FINANCIAL.
STOCK EXCHANGE.

SATURDAY, October 2, 1879.
SALEs.-s1, 600 Virginia consols so!d Mt 63x:
$4,000 Chesapeake and Ohio rs, gold, sold al,
SO.
State Securities Virginia cnns,ls 8sh bid. 63k
fundIbIe. 42h bid; Virginia deferred. o hi { OK
asked; Virginia Interest certificates, is bid, 90
asked; Virginia tax.rcsfv ible crupons SSA bId
Ctr Securities.-Richmond city S,s 167 bid !.
Richmond CITY 6s, 80 It'd. 80 asked: Peter. burg
CITY 8's 7S4 bill: Eyuchhlrg city SIS, 90 bid, IO2
asked: Lynchburg city 6's, 81 bid: Norfolk city
6's. TEX bid: FredericksInrs city SIS, 40 bid. As
asked: Manchester S's, "a asked; Manchester
bridge 8's, 81 bid. 30 asked
RdfLroud B01ld4 -Firgtna and Tennessee
Railroad second mortgage 6s j. 6 j.. 72 bid, 70
asked; Virginia and Zen" essee Railroad third
mortgage S's, J. and j. 73k bid: Virginia and
Tennessee railroad funded so, j. & j., n asked ;
gage preferred c.. j. j.. SIS bid, SO asked !;
Sonlhside Railro I'd third mortgage preferred 8's,
j. & D., 40 bid A asked Richmond ana Peters
burg Railroad first mortgage Us, j. & D.. lOlk
hid: Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail-
road mortgage rs, j. j 92h bid: Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad mortgage
6's. j. &J., SO bid: Orange, Alexandra and Mapss-
ksilrnad first mortgage rs. j. e j., TEX bid.
"a asked: Piedmont Railroad first mortgage So,
:, Canal Bonds James River and Kanawha Canal
first mortgage 6,s, NJ. & NJ, so Did, 81 asked.
Railroad 1Ucks.-Richmont. Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad common, 100 par, 65 bid. 673
asked; Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
bid: hichmonJ, Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad seven per cent. guaranteed. LOO par. 92
bid; Richmond and DanvIle Railroad, 100 par,
8 bid, asked.
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Letter from Iantsn.

Correspondence of the Richmond D,spatchl
Louisa COURTHOUSE. VA, October 2. 1875.
To-day the Radicals have their Nominating
Convention here. Already the " blacks" are
flockipg in tow. Doubtless they will have
great "muss," as usual, JOAN Poinde X,er
(colored, deep.) will present bis cllins, and
says he will be one Of the men. Probably he
may be the nominee; but getting The nomi-
nation and being elected Ii O lite different
thing. 1t is reported that there is some dis.
affection In the Conservative ranks, caused
by the nominees not having made known
publicly their views. IT any disaffection at
all. we hope 1t will oil be healed after to-day.
when doubtless the gentlemen will make
known their views in the canvass. Let us
have harmony by oil means. Let all go to
work to Kill this infamous Radicalism which
hiss been dying" so long in our county.
We have tad some cases Of diphtheria 10
town. Two calored children died OF the
disease. 1t was feared it would be very con-
iageous, but II bis not spread much yet.
In November the election Of town officers
comes Oh. The present Council has at least
done one good thing that Is, repliring the
streets. 1--WE want gas for street.ligbta.'
The Louisa Milling and Manufacturing
Company will resume operations shortly.
L uC loIlueI super iu'tuucutt Nli. ". L. y" W W.
ingtor, and the secretary and treasurer. Mr..
John &. Cammack. will fill their former posi-.
lions, which they tiled so we'll before.
Most farmers have cut their tobacco, which
is tirSt-rac cop.
THREE o'CLocK.-The Republicans have
nominated William F. Gordon (white) and
J. w. PoindeXter tcolored) for the House of
Delegates. Gordon has just declared himself
tor 4 "tunding bill 10 unfund the present
one" Frank Chi,olm (colored), out Of ranks,
is I'D. | hurry for the mail. w. Nj. Il.
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FAILURE OF BosToS IUMBER.DEALERs.-
Boston, October 1.-The Eoentng Jonrnat
says 80 It IS reported that Shepard, Hall d
Co., the extensive iumber.dealels OF this city,
have suspended. with liabilities amounting
to about ST. 500 600. T0e failure has caused
considerable comment in financial circles. as
numerous Boston banks held nearly Il 9OO,-
900 of the psper of the suspended firm. A
Montreal bunk also has about $500, 900 ~
the paper, and another bank In that city has
800, 900. IL is stated that only about twenty
per cent. of the Indebtedness is 10 business
paper. The failure is attributed to the long
depression in the lumber trade."
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THE SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTE RfPoRT.-The
annual report OF the Board Of Regents OF the
Smithsonian Institution, at Washington.
showing the operations, expenditures, and
condition Of the institution for the year 1874,
has lust been issued from the Government
printing eff e. The following extracts are
from the report:
Congress having made an appropriation OF
$4,000 for the support Of the patlopal nu-
scum, almost the entire sum Of the Smith
sonian 5tquest has been left free to carry on
what is now cons dertd the legitimate opera
lions of the institution.
The amount originally received rs the be-
quest Of james Slnihson, of England, was
Sj4l 379. This fund, by investments, &C.,
was in January las; SOL ,9i0.
Among other woiks in progress ana IN
press are the s'Winds OF the Globe,' com.
prising the result of the discussion of not
ONLY the observations made under The dlrec-
ton of the Smithsonian Institution In the
United States, but those OF every other part
of The world of which the records were at.
tainable. The printing of this work Is
very expensive. 1t will occupy an entire
volume of the Smithsonian contributions,
and comprise upward OF six hundred pages
Of tabular matter, besides the etter-press.
lQS DtSL WOEh vi tuc Sdule CLASS - tudO w
the temperature of the United States. 1t
has been in progress, at the expense OF the
institution, for number Of years. 1t will
form the first trustworthy approximation to
an exhibition Of the temperature Of the va
rious portions of the United States which
has ever been published. The preparation
of it has been more expensive than any
other work ever undertaken by the institu.
ton.
It i. stated as an interesting fact that of
the 142 asteroids discovered during this CEN
tury, forty.two were first discovered by
American astronomers.
During the last summer Professor Henry
devoted a considerable portion Of bis vaca-
ton in Investigations in regard to sound in
its application TO fog.signals. These inVes-
LEGATIONS, which were q continuation OF those
of former years, tend to establish the tact
that sound is susceptible Of kind OF retrac'
ton due to the unequal velocity of tie up
per and lower current Of the air, by which
The sound ray is in some cases bent upward,
and consequently passes far above The DEF
of the distant auditor, and in others lsie'
frsct,d downward TO the surface OF the
earth, and is thus perceived at much greater
distance. This principle explains the pecu'
liar action of The winu on sound as well Us
various abnormal phenomena which have
been observed from time TO time In the ope.
ration Of iog-Signals !; also the discharge oil
cannon during battles, OF which the SOUND
was heard at remote points, though maud
bic at those much nearer the explosion.
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CLOSE OF THE RECNioS OF THE ARMY OF
THE TFNSEsSEE.-DeS Moines, october L.
The r, il Iion Of the Army OF the Tennessee
closed with banquet at the S,veny House
last night. The speech making began at
late hour. The following were the regular
toasts aud responses: sour country. one
and indlvisible." ponse by General NJ. NJ.
Byne; The President of the United States"
drunk Standing; 1.-The State Of Iowa and
her volunteers" response by General w.
W. Belknap; 1.-The march to the sea, happy
in its conception, fortunate in its leader,
glorious in its results" response BY General
w. T. Sherman; The Army Of the Cum
berland," response by General jeff. G. Davis.
Other toas,s were offered and appropriately,
responded to.
The President occupied the central table,
With General Sherman on his left and Sepa-
tor Wright 90 bis right.
In response to the toast "The President
Of the United States" General Grant re-
sponded in few words, returning thanks
for the compliment.
Speeches were made by Generals Sherman,
Pope, ard Byne. General Sherman d~et at
some length on the origin of the movement
resulting 10 the march to the sea. In refer.
ring to bis book he said he wrote the book
0eneV!nS II 10 De tIu@. he "du'eu W WIG
it while the men who could correct its errors,
if any there were, could yet do it. 10 reply TO
the criticisms that he should have gone from
Atlanta by way Of Augusta. he declared that
no one a. that time ever propos'd or hnted
at such thing; but now, be said, it is very
easy thing TO 20 from Atlanta to the sea, and
many men are brave enough TO do II, but
none OF them in those days tried it, or knew
Of better way than WAS taken, or even pro-
posed it. The Generals speech was quite
lengthy, and was not concluded until AFTER
midnight. Nearly all Of the members of the
Society left for home on the early morning
train. The President ard party go to Denver.
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htsl ArroS OF TUE STOCK BOARD THE
a."iE fAMuKE.- san Francisco, October l..
He meal announcement is made that the
'H fiHnci,co Sock Board will open for
- hT business mex Tuesday at IL A. NJ.
the.
The Farmers and Merchants Bark of Los
:; n'-'t'-. which closed lis doors when the
i'th o. California suspended. resumed BUSH
nS>, ,o.day, md Temple d Workman's bank,
'"'t city, will probably reopen to NOR.
= Low haid that the populations of Pin
my tic drilulllpy clerk of the Navy De-
tI',"'o o. WIN amount 20 over 81 100000.
I"aiis Clayton l. Co. made sta ement
."'a'y slowing their liabilities TO be $780,
,'o' 81 q 4ssets S3'247l, composed chiefly of
"Iis'ahd'Dg d.bs. The firm made propo.
''''h 10 ply ii'Iy cents on the dollar, which
ma accepted by the creditors.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, October 2 1875.
OFFERINGS. .--.
wuEAT.-Whue, 1870 bushels. Red, 1884
bushels. -
CoRN.-White, s4s bushels. Miztd, 262 bushels.
OATe.-220 bushels.
RYE.-6 bushels.
MEAL.-S6 bushels.
BRAN.-4 500 pounds.
SALES.
WHEAT White. $50 bushels fair at $3.50: 1873
bushels at ~ 81; 376 bushels common at f1.20 ::
2S bushels common u 81 .I5; l bushels very good
al IL 40: 1913 bushels 81 Sl.35; Is bushels far
at 1892; 37S bushels good at $l.3S-total, 1854
bushels. Red ! So bushels at 81 .35; 10S bushels at
81 81; 10S bushels very good al 81 rs; 290 BUSH
els fair on private terms; $40 bushels 1t 81 81 !;
so bushels at $3.50: 80 bushels conn at III !;
1872 bushels very good nc Sl.40: 80 bushels at
81 % 40 bushels prime at 81 As; SO bushels com.
mon at $1.l2; ~ bushels common at s0c: 10
bushels common at $1.l5; l:056 bushels very
CORN White. 120 bushels very good on private
terms; 500 bu heels very ,ood at S2c.; 24S
bushels good At SOc.-tolal. 6SS bushels. MfIed,
100 bushels common on private terms; 1lS BUSH
els very good at 80 Total. q s bushels.
OATS.-l0 bushels very good winter at 8 ic.; l22
bushels common sDrlns AT 40c s. bushels on pri-
Yatc terms-total, 22O bushels.
RYE-6 bushels Vi ~ good al 90c.
MEAL.-40 tn heis prime at SIC.
BRAN.-4, 500 pounfs
RE- EXHIBITED.
WHEAT White, sc bushels. Red. 166 bushels.
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FIGHrIsG JOE HooKER."-Au invitation
having been extended to General Joe Hook
er TO participate in ref1ion of Federal and
Confederate soldiers, 10 take place at EllZl-
beth, New Jersey, on the 10th of October,
he has written letter regretting his inabi-
i'y to be present, and adds:
Il sincerely trust that your efforts to
restore harmony and good feeling be-
tween our countrymen, North and South,
may be crowned with unbounded sue
cess. 1t seems to me that our PEG.
pie should have learned long since that
prosperity cannot return to US so long
rs the bad feeling and dssenton created by
the war of the rebellion continue to divide
US. l firmly believe that the true and bon
est soldiers Of the republic bave never lent
their influence to the encouragement and
continuance of the bad blood engendered by
the war, and they never will"