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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-16
SHRRIFF,s SALE,

A. Allen Howell, \ In the Circuit Court of Ohio
Va county, Va, on the Chan
TN pursuance of decree of said Circuit Court OF
j Ohio county, made At the fSll term, 1881 In the
above named case, i will, Wednesday, the 18th
day OF March, 1853 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ AZ tue front
door Of the Court House Of Ohio county sell to the
highest aud best bidder, the middle parcel Of lot
number two (9l, in square number seven Gu situate
on Main street In the city Of wheeling Said middle
parcel Of said lot being twenty-five fest on Main
street, and running back to the depth OF said lot
Terms Of sRle-Ten per cent In hand, tia halancs
In three equal inStalments at six, twelve and eight.
cen months, the giving bond with approved
security for the deferred Payments said bond bear
ing Interest day Of sale until paid; the title be
inS retained until the purchase moneyis Paids
ALONZ0 L0RING.
fsblS I'd Sheriff OF Ohio County.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-16

B9~ ISJUNcT1oN CAsE-THE CENTRAL
OHIo RAILROAD. In the city Council of
Baltimore on Tuesday last resolution
was introduced authorizing the Mayor to
lay an injunction on the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company epjoining aud re-
straining the officers thereof from investing
any funds of said Company in the bonds of
the Central Ohio Railroad Company, mac
cOrdance with the resolution submitted at
the February meeting of the Directors of
the Company. The resolution, after being
discussed at length, was rejected by asvote
of ayes 2, nays 8. Notwithstanding this
decided expression of the opinion of the
Second Branch, Mayor Chapman made
application in the name of the Mayor and
City Council of Baltimore to Judge Krebs,
for the issue ofan Injunction enioining and
restraining the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road Company from SO investing the funds.
The injunction was granted by Judge
Krebs, and the writ served on John W.
Garrett, Esq., President of the Company.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-16
Markets BY Telegraph.

NV YoRx, March le.
Cotton dull and decidedly lower; s39sic for mid
ding uplands, Flour dull and 5{1lOc lower; I 25n
90 for extra State, 1905 IS for extra round hoop
Ohio, 5000 10 trade brands, the market cIosipg
quiet. Whisky dull and benVy at 4694Sc. Wheat
dull and dropping; no quotations. Corn lover and
but little doing 9l1zS9s for sound and s299t for
uusound. Oats quiet and firm at SiGS2Izc. Coffee
dull; Rio 3o1< Java $50 Sugar dull; Kew Orleans
lO179l3lzc, MosaESes dull steady with moderate
demand; New Orleans 0@STe. Pork dnIl and heavy.
Cheese steady.
Money active at 8, Sterling dali and lower at
Gold unsettled and lower, opening at 5sJz9s9. and
closing heavy at 575<9Ss.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-16
Direct from Fort poneldson:

CAIRO, March l5.-Gen Tuule received
a dispatch from Fort Doneson to. day,
which says our cavalry report IL. 900 rcb
els within % mi es of Donelson with var
ious reports. The rebels are reported well
armed. Our forces are ready for auy
emergency.
The steamer Rnth was arrested at CO.
lnmbus. having on board 200 toxes, ship
ped at St. Louis to parties in Memphis, and
said to contain oranges. % examination
they were found to contain rebel chothing.
quinine, rebel mail, &c.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-16

D8rTHE funeral Of Robert G. Pool who
was executed on Friday took place on Sat,
urday from the Jail. The body was inter-
red in the city graveyard aud was attended
10 its last resting place by few friends
and relatives Of the unfortunate deceased.
Pool at one time designed to give his
body to Mrs. Gillespie who, We understand
intended to wake it, but. afterwards he
decided otherwise.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-16

B@- FoREsTALLING THE MARKEr.-On
Saturday morning Casper zfgler, was ar
rested and taken before Aid. Robertson
charged with forestalling the market 1t
was alleged by the witness against Zigler
that he bought large lot of veal and that
he sold it again in market. zigler had the
man summoned, of whom it was charged
he bought the veal, and this man testified
that he had not sold pound of veal to
zigler for six months, whereupon ques-
ton of veracity was raised which like to
have resulted iu row in the Alderman's
Office.
zigler was fined S. and costs which he
paid but expressed his intention to lay
whathe conceived to be the unjust judg-
ment before the City Council. 5ae
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-16
From Washington-Rebel Negro
Cavalry.

NV YORK, March 1.-THE Times dis.
patce from Washington says:
We hear from Falmouth to- might that an
official report has been made. to headquar-
tiers of the discovery of negro cavalry pick
cts on the south bank of the Rappahan-
mock below fredericksburg.
AT o. S. Ford night before last large
and new encampment of the enemy was
discoveries as if they were meditating an
other advance to this side. Our forces are
vigilant.
FRAUDS AMONG The coMMIssARIEs.
Discoveries just made in the Third Au-
ditor's office in settling the accounts of the
Commissaries of subsistence deVelope nu-
merous frauds. The matter will be thor
oughly investigated.
Commissaries whose accounts are iucor-
rect will be suspended until an investiga-
ton is made.
THE FoRTIFICATIoNs AROUND CHARLESTON.
A refugee who arrived within our lines
to day from Charleston says the rebels have
about 400 guns in position around the
city. The west side is poorly fortified, there
are number of iron clad aud shore bat
terles IN the harbor mounted with the
heaviest of guns.
he denies the report that the forts there
have been cased with railroad iron. An
other iron clad is ready to launch but the
rebels lack necessary machinery.
Several thousand negroes are kept busy
daily in strengthening the defences of the
city. He thinks the city is impregnable
from. water approach.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-16
Vicksburg Soon to be Ours.

CArRo, March 14.-Advices from Mem
phis to Thursday evening, say that i'm
portant movements of troops were taking
place below, and that the public may lock
for important results soon.
YazOo Pass is likely to give advantages
not heretofore appreciated.
Officers just from Vicksburg say that
stronghold must soon capitulate or do
worse
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-16

B9 HONOR TO WuoM HOson is DgE.-In
noticing some time ago theoapture ofGeo.
Shears, noted rebel Guerrilla, near Win
chester, We gave the credit to the New York
Cavalry, We have since learned that the
capture was made by Charley Trissler, of
this city, formerly OF Carlin's battery, but
who is now acting as scout for Gen. Mil
roy.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-16

BSrTHE ground hog has this year again
INDICATED its character rs weather pro-
Phet On the particular day set apart for
its representations of the weather the
ground hog this year stuck out its nose,
saw the sun shining, and retired for an
other long suoOze. Since then there have
been many attempts to commence Spring.
The blue birds and robins have attempted
to take possession in the name of the COM
ing Spring. But the ground hog never
awoke from its nap, and Winter still holds
on.
The blue birds and robins have been i'm
posed upon by false assurances that "the
Spring is coming up this way" The ground
hog alone "knew his little biz"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-16
Further Rumors from Yazoo City

CHICAGO, March I4.-specials from
Memphis on the llth says:
Gen Quigby's division which returned
from Youpg's Point on account of high
water, stopped at Yazoo Pass probably to
reinforce that expedition which is reported
to have captured Yazoo City and fleet of
rebel transports that have rendezvoused
there for long time.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-16
The Opening Campaign,
NEW York, March 15.-The Herald has
the following:
HEADQUARTERS Cru Amy CoRps,
NEAR WHITE OAK CHURcH, Va,
March 18th. 1863.

There are uumistakable preparations
now being made for speedy movement of
the army. Our transportation is now be-
ing cut down to facilitate movements in the
coming march, and officers are warned be-
fore hand that all superRuous baggage
must be sent home, while all that hold
commissions in the line have been notified
that their wedge tents cannot he tranaper-
GNt1d-GbRt the
coming campaign nothing more will be all
lowed them than a shelter tent such as
men have, which they can carry on their
backs. The last fact alone is sufficient for
warning of the trials, troubles, discom
forts and seventies of the next cam.
paigp.
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The Senate of Hon. John
w. NOEL, of No.

wAsHIxGroS, March 14.-t was evident
ent to- day, many having left Washington
during the week for home.
Many nominations for brevet rank for
marked military service, which, by recent
law, the President vas authorized to con-
fer, were not acted upon before the close
of the session.
There were several combinations, inclu-
dug Gen. SLOVENIAN, of volunteers, to be
Major General; Col John B. Stevenson,
of Missouri volunteers, to be a Brigadier
General of volunteers.
Hon. John W. Noell, of Missouri, mem.
Der of the late House of Representatives,
died to-day, after an illness of several
weeks.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-16

B@- TAG RwER.-The river was falling
on Saturday, with little over ten feet wa
ter in the channel. The government has
impressed most of the best boats into the
service and very little business is being
done upon the landing.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-16
sPEcIALI NoTICFs.
TEN GOOD REASONS WHY
YOU SHOULD ONLY USE
LAUGHLIES q BUSHFIELD,S

AAOGHAlAS q BUSHFIELnSS
WRITI NG FLUID-
REASON MOL
1t is the be!t made, now known Of
REASON NO. 9,
1t Is superior i5many respects to .Arnoldr Ink.
treason NO. 8,
II Is cheaper innOre ways than one than Arnold,s.
REASON So.3
II Is cheaper IL the quantity you get for quart-in
1hs psee y0a pay for it, aud in the quality of the
REAsoNNo.4,
HOa pay 90 CENTS e our Quarts and 81 for Arnolrs
REASON NO. 8,
-.t Our Lax doeshtt gum the pen, nor mould.
4EAsoNNo. o,
our ing is OF permanent, unfading black color.
REASON NO.
OuF lnscan 90 Psed toItho last drop in the bottle
REAsoN NO. 8,
Our Ink tsa good copying Ink without additions
REASONING
You should prefer home manufacture to f,retgn..
REASON NO. 10,
If the Ink t. not as represent We will refund the
soalId.Iy the mARuf.aturors, No. ~ Main street,
andall pr6ninent statiousrs. m. .,,eS'
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-16

FORTRESS Monroe, March l4.-Capt.
Kelly, of the steamer Adeiin reports that
when he lett Key West tue steamer Pearl
was lying there, she is prize taken BY
the gpnboat Tioga, off Providence Island.
The iron clad Keokuk arrived iu Hamp-
ton Roads this forenoon.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-16
HEIMsPREET's
INIMITABLE HAIR RESTORATIVE

But restores gray hair to tsorigil color, by sup
plying the capillary tubes win natural sustenance
impaired by age or disease All instamtaneous dyes
are composed of lunar eaus destroying the vitality
and beauty of the hair, and afford of themselves no
dressing. Hemstreet's Inlhitable Coloring not on
ly restores hair to its natural color by IN easy pro-
cess, but gives the hair a
LUXURIANT BEAUTY.
TO the head It has stoOd the test of time, being the
original Hair coloripg, and is constantly Increasing
in favor. Used by both gentlemen and ladies. Itis
sold by dealers, or can be procured by
them OF tie commercial agent, D. s. Barnes, 2O2
Broadway, N. j. = Two sizes, SO cents and 81.
declpsmdkE
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-16
English Capitalists rendering Colo
to the Government.

New YoRx, March. 14.-The Ezpress
states that Secretary Chase was to-day off
fered one hundred millions in gold by Eu-
ropean parties on terms which at current
notes of exchange would be equivalent to
par here.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-16
orplor PROyOsF 4AlsnAL. e.s.al1 70. ".

OFTIcE PRoVosF MARSHAL 6RNRRAL FoR Val
WHEELnts, March q 1858.
cIPECIAL oRDERs.-All soldiers in the service Of
the United States, paraled by the rebels aud now
within the limits ofthe District Of Western Virginia.
arc required to report Immediately NJ this Post to
be Forwarded TO thu hnpg delegated BY the War
DEPARTMENT 80
forwarded 70 their mpapieis
An sSsentees who fSil 70 report within aveI dayl
viii be considered deserters for whom the usual re
ward viii be paid on delivery.
sJosEPH DiRB, Jr,
Major aud Provost Martial aensral TT Virginia.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-16

B@ SENT TO oo1uxBUs.-Capt. Asa D
johnson, of whose violent insanity We
have before spoken, was sent on Saturday
.lhsttO the Ohio Lunatie Asylum, at CO.
lumbus. The treatment of this excellent
institution, it is hoped will soon produce
favorable results.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-16
Adjournment of the Senate.

wAsuIsGroS, March l4.-soon after the
readipg of the journal, the Senate went
into executive session, and aztec the doors
were opened at 2 O'clock, adjourned sine
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-16
nanIartnre.

NEW YoRK, March 14.-The steamer
City of New York sailed to-day for Europe,
carrying with her one million aud half
in specie.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-16

E-TRUssHs, THuasEa-Erench and American
Tiussss of various styles, for sale by ''AD
7. HOGAN q CO.,
and LOGAN, LIST CO,
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n1nr46n
FOR SAFE.

WILL DO sold at public auction, at the Court
OF Ainrcll, commencing at II o'clock A. M, the fol-
lowing described real estate situated alb ut l miles
TOM bridgeport Ohio, and about the same distance
Laing II acres Of very superior land for fruit and
sIa9S growing; a comfortable hOuSo aud born n
tpPie andtO ehoIry anI plan teees with largo va
very choice small fruit cnrrants rl,spbSrries
tC7 SS acres grapes ont one wear 80, sd a.
54oI growing condition. with6 acres more the best
no. lot grape glowing la tho country Good water
~ .iie PiAce me above 10 very desirable propFTty
iSn .r,n one wishing pleasant home, WITH good
TERhsIone-third cash on di1y OF sale, balance in
wo equal payments or6 and IL months, with Inter
est from date. ~ +'s't-
For further particulars enquire on the premises.
% ut vs. es' Browns Gallery, 139 Main street
Wheeling GEO r. WICRiTlN A,,e'ta,"ss '''
mRrD.dAvtd
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BUSINESS NorIaEs

NADDONINAE s0pPOATras-Fitclr. M,, R....,
and other fAvOrito styles. For sale bv ans Belts
T.H.LoGAN CO..
and LOGAN IJsr,z a rIn
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?OMPOSITOR WANTED.
Y. M. G. A.
A good COMPOSITOR is wanted at this
pffce Immediately.

4 Christian Association, at their rooms. on Mon
TOE street. on Monday evening, March 18th, at 8
o'clock Members Of the Association and young men
Or the city are requested TO attend.
marl6-ith 8. P. WHEELER, Pres't
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

pEMAINING IN THE WVHEEI-ISS1 posi- On
EG FlCE, on the 18th day of March. 1868.
0-Published by authority of Act of Congress In
me paper having the LARGEST CIRCULATION IN
the District where printed "
,Ssss calling for letters in the LIST, will
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-16
NEW GOODS.

TRoN-Bar aud Sheet Iroui ailaiSes. u e
u. sWeedA and American Nail Roda 81.
Steel and Iron Pillow WIns1 81 rittsbtnlrvh m anu.
tAetUFes and warranted supeEpI quAty Tor sale lon
by jAn6 ItETCALP { BURT.
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PLoWs, Flows, PLoWs

6IoR THE SPRING OF 1883 PRYOR Z FROST
would call tie attention Of FaFmerB and Dealers
to their very extensive stock Of Of Patent and Cen
ter Lever, Iron and Wood Stocked Hill Sides, Cen.
ter Draughts and Steel hould Board PloWB Of all
sizes, both right and left hand. Among them viii
be found every size Of the Pittsburgh PlOWH our
own make Of steel PloWG, GIL 4 Sons Steel Mould
Board PloW4 the WellSburg Pl0W, and full supply
u lien a1d Wooden Double and Single Shovel
PRYOR FROST,
ana Nos. 81 and p Main street.
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wA COUGH, GOLD, OR an IRP1rArpn
THROAT If allowed to progress, result, in ssrior.
Pulmonary and Brdnchial affections oftsnti1oas
durable. -
BROWNE slsEsFONcHIAL TROCBEs
reach directly the ah ted part and Give almost IN,
slant relief In BHoScHlr1s, AsrHxs .nS g.
they beneficial. The good efects rs.nI,fn f.,,
the use of the Troche5, and their extended no 10.
caused them to be eonnterfeited. Ba s,ro - J,
against WORTHLESS limitations oBrA1S onlv III.
inc BTOWlg bTOsea 7toaass which b.va
their efficacy by test of many years prp,I,
ERs and sISGERs should uss the Trocbs. HIl,,ar,,
Officers and Soldiers Who qvertax the voice and srs
exposed to sudden changes should have tb,r. so,S
everywhere at IS ceutt per box. tan27-sm
wDRAKR's PIAN4A41ON Br14Ens.
For sale by REED & KRAFT.
AS-ArER's qHERRyI PEoroRAL,
For sale by REED q KRAFT.
aS-HEMsTREEF's Hln coloRlNo AND REsrOAArr
For sale by REED KRAFT.
AS-AII OF DR. JA4Nzs' FAMILY MEDICINES,
For sale by REED KRAFT.
As-DRAxE's PIAHr1noN Br4rras,
For sale by REED &KRAPT.
~ HOsrETTER's s4o,sAcH Brf4Eas
For sale by REED KRAFT.
3 ~ IrNDsE1's BtooR s1A4cHrr,
For sale-hy REED &KRAFT.
DRAxEs PLAN4AaoS Bts4ras
For sale by REED KRAFT.
E1- Mas. w1NsIoV's soorH1Na sraup,
For sale by RRED KRAFT.
As-DRAKE's PLANTATION BHTRs
For sale by REED 4 KRAFT,
No S4Aiain street, Centre Wheeling.
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LADIES' LIST.
Armstrong Rachael E Lane Annie
Arbuthnot MolIIe Iapers Mary ~ Il
Archibald Ann2 4IoWr,yr SSeyyvl A.
5sI,tL ~ S caroline p Minihan Hannah o
D i'. OnaFIoate Meyer Annie 81
Batter agnes Morrow Maggie
Brown Lizzie ATnrrisoy 1Gsssss>n
brown Ellzabeth Mills FsIIza H -
Burns Catherine NIftCL.jI -.
Bail Sarah r & STcESir,, PL,
Croghan Bridget McIainSE 4 5
Crow Mollie 20 81 NsyIh-1. 80 a
Conner Maggie NugeGt Julia A
800 41 1sSs z p. Nichols Elfz Nbeth
Cord Catherine IpBr a., Me- ~
Graft Eliza -. .E1ea-l 49,.
Clark EmelIne pt,risr T,ssIe q.
Campbell NAV parEsr AZ - $3.50
Clark Mrs John 81 Trincs So s. o.
6La..I;.a ~ u, PolstOn AbbIe
Carroll Mrs s RnDn HIHIi;.
Campbell Amelia s Radcliff Fl
lawson zoe Rider Mary Bell
DS@Lgan ann Rogers Elizabeth
Erwin Emma ReTnot5s ToySS
Frew Elizabeth RiGhsrJS,,S 4 -; = ~
TlISte e nlHE gaIeL Richardson Cecilia
1OEE sophie IL Root Katharine
Forsyth Alexandria StaIev Smear
Pshert,: ann m Ssntlinser Mary &
E.1hettS mary st ut Helena
EaFrts Mary Sur, OharIofta o
Prasher Elizabeth Steward MaTSSI
Fox Margaret Sornei tFIisv, -
George Mary Pc Seaman Harriet
S SOtu MAJ = g eEet scToggins Matilda
Gillespie Mary L Cwager ySrv Ann 90.
Gray Nellie Sn,jtS siJna;y W
Gettrel Mary SedSIlyjcs Gaia
Gosney Mary @ Shannon SI,s
Hutchison Sarah Thonnson Eiizsb.tt A
Holiday Jane .s3 rate STsrgerst a
Hagans Nanny Wolf T,o5isa n
Harris Lydia Voc, SI;idS.5
Harmon Mary WjiSon1 JspnIe T.
nTeTEey DC 10 Williams Sarah ~
jackson Mary yatSSn TIs5i,t A ~ b .fs.
johnson Sarah wilson FSnnia fA'A
Kyger Nettfe ward Mary AZ
Kelly Lucy Yonne tIa+olTna
ktDple Elizabeth Zanss Mrs Tot,iza
Rilsore Jennie H
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THE FAMILY GOLRN & GIANT
a L ID s
STOREY'S

PHOENIX ALE BREWERY.
TVNHBSE ALES ARE MADE FROM THE CUOI.
Il cest Malt ndHopS and pure filtered water and are
unsurpassed In Brilhancy and Flavor. For sale IN
barrels, half barrels aud Kegs, at the brewery on
FOURTH STREET, OVERWHELMING.
N. B.-Ths Family Ale is an excellent dinner Ale
wholesome and stfongt hening tonie and iS put up
In kegs and half kegs for Family use. 7i4 p
Orders left at g. W. ReassinE 4 Co.'s. corner OF
Quincy and Market streets, viii be promptly atten-
ded 70. noV1stf
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B8CORss.-Dr. Randall is apaoanced
to leave on Thursday next. His suecess
herein taking out corns has been unques-
toned. The reason is he effects q perfect
removal of corn, and that, too, without
pain to the person upon whom he operates.
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BURLESQUE OPERA TROIPE

ENLARGED and improved Tor the Season, of 1858.
u Mammoth Troupe Of the world Twenty Star
Performers. Tho Monitors of 4Iinstresy, whose tour
through the Eastern States has been succession Of
brilliant triunphs, will introduce their great CHA-
LENGE PROGRAMME as above Everything entire
" new, produced In the inimitable style Of these
ETHIOPIAN IRON CLADS.
ES-AdmiASiOn, 25 cents, No hall price.
R3-Doors openRt O'Clock: to commence at TX
SAM SHARPLEY, Manager.
I'D. NEwcoMB, Business Agent mar6.9t
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GRNTLRMENs' LIST,

GENTLBMENs' LIST.
arthur Robert Kramer Leroy
appleton Jas LonEr VIM
A aLIit John Ii ingston DR. Sam
Arkle JOS Lewis ST;ItaU
sAnglin David Lane NicbosI
Anderson q NfeCayfn Luker aezeSiab
BrObstOn John IOpIdnn JsrsTo;oI, o
B1ugnman John Lille DR. j II
BlacRiordJ Lot Geo
Doyers Dr Jacob Long Al
BebOut Ellis LeWisA n
Basiord Crawford Lloyd Alex
BTowell Leonard Morrison Alex
Blond Lewis Muller Chas r
Bealing Lewis Motfatt Rev John
Bennett Sidney Matthews John
BADLY Richard - Merchant NeISoD
Chapman WmH Morgan SamneI n
Chapman Vim Morrow Ss,insi
SIatt haydock Messy Victor
SoLLs nj Mercer 4 JT
cameron Ohas Mccoy VIM
coleman Price Mcclure Robt s
larson Alex Mcfarland NC
SAET toward McKennan John L
COOK Eli AS Mclaughlin Jas
SOLeS McClough John
compton jas MCCutcheOn John r
Shlne Isaac Nichols Hugh 2
S Slose Joseph Pierce. Tolle Holton
SohellJohn Pettycord John
CromwellJ W Powell John
Dare PlummerFW
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The Confessions and Experience of
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