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CHICAGO, LII, August sH.-CAttlc-Recciptl
$500 head; shipments 1900 head; beeyes o. i0d
- | steers % 00al GOi stoCkers aud feeders 81 pOH
3 100; cows, bulls and mixed 81 25aS 90; TexGHI
81 2ja3 %. llog-ReceiptA 10000 head; ship
1855: heavy 90 G0a4l6; light SiO0ai Isl EkipI
% 60a4 40. Sheep=Kecelpts 1000 head; Ihip.
tnents 1000 head market steadyi natives 8 90
4 GO; western feeders g 4OaJ 40; mutlonS % Sol
4 10; Texans 6 6Qal 10; lambs S460a6 Is.
East LIBERTY, PA" August 27,-Catue-Ro
IcelptS 90 heldj shipments $40 head; mark1I
head; shipments 100 head; market fair; llghl
Yurkert u b0l4 60; gtaBs0rA 81 8ba4 20; medium
and light Philadelphia a 6OaI co; heavy hOgI
g 3Oa9 40. Sheep Receipts 2,4O0 head; GhIp.
menls 200 head tna'ket steady and unchanged,
CINCINNATI, 9, Auywt E.-HoEs stronger;
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trustees Sales.
TRTsTEE's SALE,

NJ virtue Of a Deed Of Trust made By, Ioul
,in,I, nj lane bis wife; Charles Blon and Anne
n!obb hs VIE; William II. BlOn and CAlhaIine
En,.' via. Jacob Bl0n and MaEy, bis Niiei kllsa
WI y, "Voitei and Frederick Y0ltel, her husband
g M iiSrbTuok aud charles hAfbFlek, ne
ttunsvh"Spi. Charlotte BlOn and Frederick Bloni
hunusS " rllStee, dated November p 1855, re-
W,IIsSI In the office Of the Clerk OF tho County
SC%W,,,,tt al Ohio county, West Virginia, ~ Deed o.
Ty,,.tt TBOOE No 70, page %, ! Will sell y lhe
h1oTth front door Of the Court House Of SAD
SATURDAY, the Sis. DAY oiAUausT, lss9,
commencing At 10 o'clock Q, m, the following
SosrT6ed pIopCfly, that II 70 say A certain
,isce or Parcel Oi ground situate In the CITY o.
GSSeiInp, being part Of lot numbered lhlf'
,m,sIn In satafe numbered tWenty'thhee, to'Wlt;
,Si,ty feel oil the north part OF said !pt and
MI, n Ing back the same Width from WoodSBIfeel
nv IN past 10 an alley IN the rear,
TrEvsO Of SALE-One third aud ~ much more
,ths purchaser elects to pRy IN cash on thedAy
~ ale, The balance In two equal inslallmenW ~
ors M Two years, notes bearing interest from
tss day Of nle to DO given Tor the deferred pay,
menis, the title to be retained unul payment
The tlie il believed To be perfect but selling
AZ trustee | will convey only the ute vested IN
ma by aid deed Of trust
~'V VI, ]. ". CoWDRN, Trustee,
V.... huaNIananH NHQN
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NEW York, August 27-PetrolOum opened
strong al 9ShG. hui after gaining 10 tho niArkei
became weak and declined 70 g19Sc. The trading
then became llght and the market closed steady
Of gT5<c. Sales 5000 barrels.
Oil CRY, Pa, August 9J,-opened at go,
C~learanceS 6SS,0D barrels charters 96627.
P%tTTFpuRaH, PA, August 27,-Petroieum dull
and heavy Opentl Of BSo; closed d VIC; high.
GSt 9Stsci lowest 91Nc.
TITUSvIL1R, Pa, August T.-opened At $50,
highest aS9sci lowest VIC; closed al VT7fc.
BRADFORD, PA, August 27.-OpenCd Of $50,
closed Of 0T1Sc; highest gsXo; lowest g1NG
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"soME years ago Ayers Cherry Pee.
toral cured me OF asthma alter the best
medical skill had failed 10 give me re.
lief. A few weeks since, being again
troubled with the disease, I was prompt.
y relieved by thegamef remedy. p-E. s,
Ha''l'r, Editor AVN TaSls Rock Sobr.
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WHEEIiN0, ". VA, AuEulI 70,
port lie condition 81 t6tS nafESE abe a tol'
Cstas-The supply for the past week has beer
about equal 70 th6 demand 100 70 l,l00 lbs. SH
agt b nef ID 800 70 S10 lbs. S}iaa $50 per lb.i M
RostSTiSsS pbi J i Slalt With steady demand
.Pflpea ato IkAlMC.
AmhE-ln EoOd demand At4Abc,
Slstp-tgood) nfalr demand at S>kSa4c.
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]. N. LooSE Ran otoyEa oo.-aon.s,
l have been a sufferer iot the last Ave
years from IhouinAtiAm across the
shoulders, and by using your Fluid Ex.
tract Red Clover ain entirely relieved
believe II has driven II from my system,
and won't DO d weather barometer any
longer. Youta truly, +, n DnBlH, Pal
ner House, Chicago. Logan Drug Co.,
Bridge Corner Druggists, Wheeling, ",
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'REMEMBER, that the payment Of Prises Is
Orleans, and the Tickets are signed by The PTcSi.
dent Of an lnAtltutlon, whose chartered rights
are recognized IN The highest Courts therefore,
beware n any limitations or anonymous
ONE DOLLAR Is the price OF the smallest
part or fraction Of q Ticket IEsURD ny Us Ia any
Drawing. Anything nour name offered for less
thsr q 11llar ts q Gwindle. auIlwsAw
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FINANCE AND TRAM,
Tho Feature. 1t iSS Money and stock

Tho Features VI The Money and Stock
: Markets.
EEN IORE, August gk-Money on call easy
at 10 * pet cent, last loan aper cent, closed
offered ala per cent. Prime mercantile paper
4 \ VIZ X S !, sslss ~ itI slSoEs WStS L, n SRste Y.
The stock market was moro active to-day aud
d generally strong tone prevailed. The opening
was al y 10 Y per cent stronger than last even
Ing. Gittf tfe htt hour, the market alter AtOlh
Ing movement WRH over, an extreme .dull1ess
enSlNd. AZ noon prices wptp gent rally " the
lowest oil the day. Meas theGl0be the announce.
mVnL WhA made that the Secretary had accepted
Tho IAIgC amount Of S6,Sp0, 0OJ. bonds aud this
stopped tho tOlllngAid The market again became
active and strong, The close WhAt generally u
about Tho best pflceA Of TIC dGY, Th4tR vas !
few dual l0Ale6, bit they WPtb tot iticilobAl
ainQuhi aud Slm9at, XVI enlLtp aeilLo lllt
iIpef coat. Cotton oIIiA aud
cSd b6Sa market ,onsvhA. aotlvsi 'aiei
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A RRIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF
TRAINs-on and after May u, lsSl.-Ex.
day excepted. MONDAY excepted. saturday
excepted. SUNDAY only. Saturday only
Standard time,
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NORTH MAIN STREET SCHOOL

For Boys and Girls,
between 4 and iOyeGrs Of age, will be opened th'
SECOND MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER, at No
721 MAIN STREET, by Mlss MAE BELLE HART
formerly OF Washington, Dc
The school will 10 conducted Oh the general
lines Of the kindergarten.
French conversation and callstheuic exercises
without extra charge. A Plano In the sChoo'
room for the entertainment and instruction o.
the children.
CHARGES MODERATE,
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MALARIA in the system instantly dc.
ptroyed by using FRED. BRowS's Gin
gef-DruggBts.
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Nnnl.

Nav YoRK, August 2f.-wool Arm; domestic
fleece S2aS0c; pulled @aiicj Texas lla2Sc.
PnILApELnHiA, August 27.-wool dull and
nominal,
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From a pretty Womapis album "a
stupid fellow compliments a woman on
her-pretty teeth, but q clever one makes
her lauRh.n
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Address Registered Letters oon-
tanning Currency to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
NAVN OFIpAna Ia
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have been q periodical sufferer from
hay fever since the summer OF 1870, and
until used Ely's Cream Balm was never
able 70 aud relief. can trpthlUlly say
that Cream Balm cured me. 1regard Il
as Of great value and would lot be with.
out II during the hay fever season.-L.
NJ. Georgia, Binghamton, N. Y.
l can cheerfully recommend Ely's
Cream Balm to the suffering public ioI
hay fever and Btopp9ge Of the' nasal pas.
sages, have tried aud end itgtyes
immediate tellef,-J. y. Rector, Little
Rock, Ark. MwE@w
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The btlt aalye h no world lot cuIS,
hrti5ea totes, hlOetg, BAlt fheumy fever
ebFe6, tettet, Qhapped hands, Chllblains,
cofns, and oil skin etuptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required,
y 10 guaranteed 10 give perfect eltlHiac.
ton or money refunded, Price % cent?
per box. For salo by Logan Drug %.
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MI. De CHANTAL,
NEAR WHEELING, ". VA.
BIItcrt Of tho vhinlon.l

A school Of more than national reputation,
oaen exceptional advantages Tor thorough edu'
cation oil young lSdleS IN all departments. Ii
bpry Of Slx thousand volumes. Fine philo'
tophlcai, chemical and astronomical apparatus,
Musical Department specially Noted. Corpse o.
plano teachers trained py 4 leadlnR professor
rom Conservatory or BtIttgAFt. Vocal culture
according 10 the method Of the old Italian mas
tiers.
Ten ACreA Of pleasure grounds. Board excellent,
For Catalogues, and relgrenccE 70 patrons N
vi the prinCipAl cities, address ...,n,,,,
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az n RAILRnAn

b. z. 4 q, RAILROAD.
Bellaito& zStnesyliie Through Fa1,engerleeyes
p. n.
Woodaatid PAasenserleayes BOllaite at 400 p.
M arrives a BellAIfe al 6t2b d N.
summarized Accommodation leaves BellAiro
At 12!21 p. M, arrives at llt81A. m.
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NEW YoRK, August 2d--Lead quiet; domestl
taSa. Tin stronger straits 60 20.
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WHEELING INSTITUTE,
boarding and Day School for Young La.
dies and Children.

Thorough course Of instruction in English,
Mathematics, Ancient aud Modern Languages,
Music, Drawing, Painting, ElocutIop and Calls
themes. Advantages Of home life and training,
Fall session begins septembCr 4, 1855.
Address, MISE PARRAN, Principal,
IvI ~ 100 Twelfth Street,
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RATURDAY, BEFTENBER u Ibsg,
Educational
C0IIBGB OR WILLIAM and NARY,

WILLIAMSBURG. VA,
Chartered lG63. il1lh year begins October 8,
ISsO, EXpenteS need not exceed annually lliSr
Including books, board. fuel, lights aud washing,
send for catalogue. LYON q. TYLER, M,A,'
u,estlNnl. Auy
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iy virtue Of a deed Of trust made to me A
irI.tee BY Nathan wilkinson and Maggie J, VIII
iInsOn, lis wife, dated tho 29ih day o. July
isi5. and now OF record in the Clerk,5 once Of
ibe COuniy Court OF Ohio County, West Ylr
vinia, In Deed OF Trust Book No: q on page l0l,
win proceed 10 sell at public sale At the front
SonT az Inc Court House Of Ohio county, West
Virginia, in the city Of Wheeling, on
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1850,
commencing ut l0OclOck ~ M, the following
nrSpcrty, situated on the east side OF Eoti Etleet,
between 1rWentytecond and TWenty,thlTd
streets, In what IL known ~ EotfS aud Chap
lines addition, In the Filth ward In tho said city
II wheeling, Welt Yirginla, that 10 TO Say, LOT
number Two hundred and ioTly'hye t2ibl,
The kaId lot has u good brick dwelling house
thereon, and II the same property where Col,
Nathan Wilkinson resided al The time Of his
death,
money In cash on tho day o. sale, the bAlRncein
Two equal inLAlmens, payable With Interest IN
one and two years from day Of sale, the puFchR9'
ef giving his notes with good security IoE such
deIpJTed payments, aud The legal tile 70 said
property 10 DO retained untilIuch deferred pay
wV" JAMES p. ROGERS, Trustee.
". u. ttAIiRR, AuCtioneer. lYN
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Ono o. the most dangerous and demon.
aliSlng Of all drinks % that beverage that
10 known a. mSameh
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AGENTS WANTED.

desired, write isRlbly 10 lie undefsiened, cIeafly
stating your residence, with State, County,
Street and Number. More rapid return mail de-
livery will DO assured by your enclosing an en-.
yelope bearing your full address,
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No, colonel, you cannot lay a railroad
with hen tracks any more than you can
get q mosquito bill through Congress.
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HONE MARKRIs.
The Wholesale Prices Of an the vasious
Commodities,
INIKIIIlENpER UITI1l, I
WHRKIIN0, TueadAN Angult2 q.

WHEELING, Tuesday AngultM.
There have been but few changes made In our
quotations as reported this morning, over thOSO
last pphlIihed. Tho local coffee market q irm,
The local sugar market u active, and dealers are
o. ~ opinion nat feaned sugar., viii move up
Orleans molRsses d held ARMY; the stock oi
straight open kettle q nearly exhausted here, a.
Well q all Others, The article Il likely 10 rule
llgh petWeen now and the, afflYAl OF the new
crop 10 November. Mixed 4lolaSses 4 steady
Rnd6yTups are lFm. Rice u iTmeF. sPlceS con,
tlnus lFm, Teas are unchanged and Steady.
FIuln are dull and anned goods arc steady,
business IN groceries has been dull for the last
four or Aye days, but the dealers are In good
split and believe that the Fall business viii
The sst issue Of the Shipping IA quotes the
importing markets. unchanged, but dull aud
easy, and SAyli "The demand for groceries q
fairly active, the most significant feature being
the Increased demand Tor .Feiled sugar, which
lldicales. the absorption Of previous AcGumAlA,
lions and = healthier condition OF RffllFh than
prevailed q week ago, RsineFs have also com,
melced 70. repleniSh their stocks Of raw mate
rial aud a further decline II, pElces has impaired
o. steady feeling, as tealels have shown AdiSp0,
sIitol 70 absorb all available offerings a. the de-
III the grain line. oats are coming forward
more freely. but prices arc pretty well main,
tAined, especially for good stock. In the -four
une, there has been q reduction in patents,
HfatA and F~G1uf,-flnpy patents, lspFiug and
winter old, Si26aS SOL fancy family, white amber
new, 81 y. Dat meal-medlnm S0O peF
Dbl fancy sou. Rye l0uF $50, MlddllngS per
t3I " o0AS9l 0o; Bran per ton 20 0Oa?l co.
Wheat per buShol, No, J sOc, Corn $50 In
RaI,-corn per bushel, old l6a4Sc, new 4OaI5c,
Oats 9pas6c,. Baled hay. per ton SIS, Farmers
arc oteFlng loose hay az so per ton,
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.NLEy ELAND 4 PITTSBURGH
AAAllR0AD-uhde schedule III Snoci Nav
W ll5l Trains leave bridgeport Central 4tsnG.
afd tltnoL Fot Pitlsbnfght uhl1go and ViOVe,
OhlGgg0 aud Cleveland 1ii2' h, nj, Va biiin.
syEgh, and New York a@i y m, TOi sieu6Sn,
filRi aiilVe ~ E.ldseporl d ,issA M, iO.ts
on eglufdays pnly@f6F .EaII LiVeIn6ni 6,tA
p. mi it1tl kalt liverpool iiii7p, IN, w
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I8vSIaueal Aad sIAIo bOadl dnll Aad ll.Aay.


NEW YoRE, August gt,-FlouE, receipts iS,579
REHsSiiE1EE'IIl ls ssIos shd iS Az iI S.@ q II. y.
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Lord Tennyson ID well enough 70 walk
three miles every dayj but then his feet
always were all right
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Foa 4 DBoaDllID Iiy1a Ivy B1ncn.
AVIS ptLLA, WsAw
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IMPORTANT.
Iddnass N nAUpnni

or M. A. DAuPHlN,
Washington, D. o,
By erdln1ry, letter, containing Money Order
issued BY all Express Companies, New York Ex,
change, Draft or Postal Note.
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RREELIVG PBMALE COLLEGE.

Send your daughters to this Institution where
thew will receive thorough and comprehensive
charlottesville best iouudAtlSn Tor true success
IA lie. Post graduate c0uTLe. An able Faculty
MANY Improve nents made. Ne better Untrue
iiOn ln Art aud Music In Upper ONO HallsIi
conduct School OF ElOCntlOn, Best, most health
n ilncntlOn for school in the city, Terms rea'
Ionable. Apply TO the PEeslaentt ,,,np,,
tVl Dh, bLAlSDELh
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~ ANAWHA & OHIO RUNWAY.

ANAWHA q OHIO RAILWAY.
~ ROB, W. KElLEY, Receiver
.NkanAWha Short .fih0). Schedule n, eGcot
Esgtu9EI Y W. lsueIseL Y change without 10.
Ohie lAVot HAIltnad, arrive OhIfiestSn Eia6
M Lave ChAiletlot Glib q M, arrive Wheel
INF ~ ?. 10, via OR, &, Il, Leave UhhtieiiSE
lail0 !. M arrive wheeling g.66p 10, Via CoL
nCehttl Standard Tttne.h BihdsySb6iy' IISfSs
,eaxe vhatIe,ton sStpoa he, arrive Wheeling filA
apii ' G6iEo. !. gRMuoti, q, PA
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CINCINNATI, o., August aT.-Flour easier.
Wheat stronger; No. 9 red 80; receipts 1900
buShelsi shipments 5000 bushels. Corn dull;
No. 2 linked Sic, Oats ehSy; No. linked 2OKc,
Rye dull No, ., ilc. Pork easier at $40 62alO ok.
6.Sc. SIscon steady; short clear S.2Sc. WHISKY
firm az y V, Butter, sugar and cheese firm
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800 Prizes OF 500 ...,,..,,,....,.,,,... S9o,o01
ss Prizes OF 100 ....,-",.u.,",..r.. 99,gO0
S,lA Prizes amounting o....-.,,.,.,,,,,.,, 81 ,OSi ysO0
NorR.-Tlckets draNlng Capital Prizes arc not
entitled 70 terminal Prizes.
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Value OF Eggs as Food.

Eggs are most invaluable food, fol
they contain all that is required TO,
building up and maintaining the body.
The white of an egg is almost pure
albumen and water. while the yelk, the
richer part, consists of albumen with
minute particles of oil in it, and small
amount of salts. Albumen, which is
54.3 carbon, IL hydrogen, 1873 nitro
gen, 21.O oxygen and LIZ sulphur, az
lists in the blood in the proportion of
seventy-fve parts to 1000, in less
quantities in the lymph and chyle,
juices formed in the process of digestion,
and in trifing amounts in other juices
of the body. To supply this albumen
In the body it is necessary to use ali
ments that contain it. That group of
foods, of which eggs are the foremost.
are called albuminoids. The charac.
teristic common to all is that they con-
tain nitrogen, an important element in
the body. Eggs, which are easy of
digestion, bot when raw and properly
cooked, are never too costly food per
Sc. The pure nutriment in them is
one-third of their entire bulk, while
that in beef is only one-quarter, and
that of oysters one eighth their respec-
tive bulks. So that, with eggs at
twenty-five cents dozen, round steak
at sixteen cents and mutton chops at
twenty cents pound, both food and
money are saved by eating the eggs.-
Good Housekeeping.
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A RAT story comes from st Loui,
which has no moral at all, but is most
astonishing. A policeman, having
nothing else to do, watched the man
euvers of a gray old rat in an alley.
Emerging from hole she moved can
tiously to pan of water standing near
Presently five young ones rushed out,
and raced to see which would reach the
water first. The mother rat seemed
much alarmed, and, with q bound,
reached the edge of the pan, raised her.
self on her launches, and bit and
scratched, and otherwise chastised her
offspring whenever they attempted to
drink. After she had succeeded in
chasing the young ones back into their
hole, she wet her wbiskers in the water,
looked rather suspiciously about, and
slipped the water very cautiously, as il
to learn whether or not it contained
poisonous matter. Then, after q sat-
isfied glance around, she gave q squeak,
and the five young rats came running
out, and all drank their fill.
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When He Left Of.

They were walking in front of tall
building that was undergoing repairs.
The sun shone vertically upon the
crowded thoroughfare and seemed to
drink up eagerly the moisture from the
water-soaked pavement.
"Grindstone," said Kiljordan, ais
But the question was not completed.
A fragment of brick from the top of the
building fell upon his head, and with
out groan he fell to the ground in
sensible. He was taken to his home
and for weeks he lay bereft of sense and
motion. His friend watched faithfully
by his bedside A consultation of sur
geons was held, and it was decided that
an operation must be performed to re-
ieve the brain from the pressure of q
fractured portion of the skull. This
was done, and the eager watchers were
gladdened by the announcement that
the delicate task had been successfully
accomplished. Grindstone leaned over
the PROSTATE man and waited breath
lessly for the first CLEAN of returning
consciousness. It came. With o long,
quivering breath Kiljordan opened
his eyes, and the first words that
had passed his lips for many q day
broke the painful silence of the room.
In a quick, distinct voice he said:
hot enough for you?"
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under President Lincoln. This was in 1862.
ana the question was considered by the
president and Cabinet. resulting in its re-
lection. President Lincoln did not think
the scheme good policy. although person.
ally in favor of it. for the reason that it
would antagonize large element in the
army and throughout the North. who. al
though in favor OF pushing the war and
saving the Union, would bitterly oppose
making soldiers OF the negro. as they con-
sidered it a white mans war exclusively, in
which the colored man must have no say.
The Presidents view of the matter was
shared by a majority Of the Cabinet. and
the subject was kept in allegiance until
after the PRONUNCIATION OF the emancipation
proclamation. when 1t was brought for
ward and adopted.
Secretary OF War Stanton. who had sue
ceeded Cameron. was as heartily in favor
OF the move as the President himself. and
lost no time in beginning active operations
by placing General Lorenzo Thomas,
Adjutant General Of the United States
army. in charge of the work.
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IDENTIFY the property OF aperson several
sizes larger than the wearer, while on
his shapely feet was pair of the
hugest and heaviest cowhide shoes-a
pair which had been an heirloom in the
family for many generation.
A huge bulge under his coat and in
the vicinity of the breast-pocket was
well calculated to suggest ideas of
pirates booty, bombs, daggers, and all
those weird and romantic things, but
when gust of wind blew the coat
aside the said bulge proved to be q
choice assortment of fiction wrapped
in a dime novel, which bore gaudy
frontispiece and the breezy caption,
"The Roaring Ranger of Rattlesnake
Ranch"
In his hand he held a copy of sold
Electricity" and while one eagle eye
eagerly devoured its contents, the
other wandered off across the GENE
terry, to where a feshy dame, in a