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inflicted upon them

Petition 10 ddjourn Court.--Thc follow
inc preamble and resolutions were adopted
bv the Police Jury. at u meeting held on
Monday, the 4th inst. They were offered
by g. w. Catlett, Esq, the member from
the Sd Ward
WHEREAS, Under the new law which
provides for the SUNNI oning Of Jury for
each torn OF Court, the Sheriff is now exc
cutting said law, by summoning o Jury for
the October term of 1865, preparatory to
tho holding Of said Court; and
WHEREAs, In the opinion of this Police
Jury, large majority of the citizens of
said Parish, are at present unable to meet
their liabilities, and il pressed by judgment
and execution, the most, If not all, will DO
left in destitute condition, If not in hope
less insolvency. Therefore,
Be 1t Resolved, BY the Police Jury of the
said Parish, that petitions be presented to
the citizens Of snid Parish for their sigma
lures, memorializing the Honorable, the
Judge OF said Court, to adjourn said Court
until atter meeting OF the ensuing Leg
islature.
ResoIgea further, That this action, through
the Clerk of the Police Jury, be submitted
to the people.
In accordance with the above resolutions,
poblJlODs naVb Deen QrnWH up IOG tIle hlS
natures Of ali those who are directly inter
ested. East Felcnna has not suffered as
greatly as many other sister Parishes dur
ing the latc struggle. True, her territory
has been open and exposed to the raids OF
the Federal forces, but this was natural
and inevitable from the frontier position
of the Parish. The liability to these in
roads, and the uncertainty as to the peace
full occupation of her planters, not being
disturbed in their tillage of the soil, with
the great exodus of the negro population
have ali tended to impoverish, to an equal
extent, al if the land had been desolated
by military forces.
At the close of the war, large majority
were without any means whatever. What
funds they had, on hand, were Confederate
Treasury notes, bonds, and Louisiana State
issue. There were some who held large
amounts, but they were far and few be-
tween. 1t is that former position who
make the appeal for this relief. Our peo-
pie are doing all that within them lies, by
honest industry, to accumulate means
wherewith to meet these demands. They
do not repudiate them. Time is what they
want, and is it not asking too much of the
Judge Of the 9th judicial District, that he,
taking all the facts into due consideration,
should listen TO the prayers of the petition
ers, and postponing the civil term OF the
October Court, give time for tho people to
| obtain some legislative action, which will
afford them relief.
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ATT REAI,s.

SUyV'DRIES UyN,DRIESy !!
lust received, per steamer Henry Ames, from
81 St. Louis.
200 Bags WHITE CORN.
$50 bushels OATS.
% Bales HAY.
Is Barrels p0TAT0Es and ONIONS.
Boxes Assorted CRACKERS.
Tubs Table BUTTER.
10 Kegs Leaf LARD.
lsfisres do. do.
From New Orleanss
25 Bags newly imported SALT.
5@oxes Star CANDLES.
8 Bags Rio COFFEE
2 Hogshesda Extra Choice SUGAR.
Barrel White Crushed do.
GROUND PEPPER, K8ef}sl
SPICE, 5fE
NUTMEGs,
ZINE TOBACCO,
ENGLISH PICKLES IN MUSTARD,
AsfERYoAN PICKLES,
IMPORTED FRENCH MUSTARD,
sUaAR-OURED HAMS,
To which would solicit the attention OF those
who purchase where they get the best goods, and
&ugia JOSHUA BEAL.
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Sheet Music.

lust RECEIVED, the following New Music
ssTHERE's LIFE IN TIN OLD LAND YETI
song--ts O. Eaton.
ZONE BRIGHT Mo0NY MORNING.
R--Biiiy Morris.
"THoU ART so NEAR, AND YET 40 FAR"
sOnp-- Keiehardt
aWE HAVE PARTED
Eong-~Ella v rem Heahitt.
"THEY TOLD Me NOT TO LOVE HIM.
5ong-~W. d Gallgher
"TRAMp TRAMP TRAMP
Song--geo. u. Root.
.cALL Me NOT BACK FROM THE EcH0IEss
SHORE song--sawyer.
1.-THE MuRMUR OF Til u sHELt,n
song---Alrn Norton.
aLIsTEN 10 THE HOOKING BIRD"
song--Aliee Hawthorne.
"JAUNITA," d..
Spanisb Love song--STrs. Norton.
"LONE GRAVE sY THE SEA F"
sonp--WiI. y. Hays.
"BEA uTIFUb DREAMER"
song Stephen @. FoHter.
81 AM DYING. EGYPT, DYING"
sonR--W. II. Lytle.
aWHEN Til BATTLE IN o'ER,''
song-E. 0. Eaten.
"bfSTEN 10 THE HOOKING Bird"
Varations--By Grobe.
III TR0VAT0R"--V Verdi.
..MAZURKA DIES TfASEAUxr--.Aycher'
sssELMA POLKA MA2UHKA'-J. Schrenk.
Music received every week and for sale at pub
fishers prices, at 3
.BEAL's BOOK AND VARIETY STORE,
Corner Third and Convention Streets,
septg-4ts 49,. Barrow RoBaE, La.
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PROSPECTUS
or THE
".vesU Orleans Crescent.

The undersigned will resumes. on MONDAY, the
Cd of October next ut "a Camp street, tho publ.
cation OF the "CREso ENT, !" suspended by military
authority, on the 18th ofMay, 1862.
The Crescent will aim 10 lay bafore Its readers
the latest intelligence by Telegraph and Mail from
all parts OF the world and IL will give special at
tention to the commercial interests Of this citys
and the agricultural and political interests Of
Louisiana and the adjoining States.
In the present unsettled state Of affairs, it will
se all It's influence In restoring order, tranquility
and prosperity TO the people, and in upholding
their personal and political rights.
Its position win be more fully developed In Its
columns, where al public questions affecting ths
interests of our people will be discussed freely,
courteously and conscientiously.
sail the materials md expenses attending the
publication Of the Crescent are required to be
paid tor In cash, and those expenses being fully
double what they formerly were, 1t Ia hoped that
its patrons will not object TO the rule requiring
advance payments for advertisements and sub.
scriptions.
The Greaeent win be published, as heretofore
Daily-sundsys exeepted-and Wsekly Edition
will be issued every Saturday.
Terms:
..F PEA AsSUn.
DAILY. northumberland '''.'...'..Sl $40 w
WEEKLY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .-.. y U0
ADVERTISEMENTS inserted on the same terms
as published by the other city papers.
sep1 S' a. NiAoN'
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r9y-tTho Clinton Democrat republishes
our article favoring the project to divert
the present railroad leading from Tint
town to Port Hudson so as to make, Baton
Rouge tho river terminus. The editor IN
his introductory comments upon our re-
marks, says:
"We publish them for the inspection aud
consideration Of the stockholders Of The
Road, and the people Of tho Parish, at
large. A communication to the river, by
direct and speedy mode OF onveyance, is,
ut the present time most anxiouSIy de
mnnded, and any feasbIG scheme or mode
that will facilitate it, should not be- dlsre-
garded." ...
We hope sincerely that this subject will
meet with the concurrent fnvor Of the
stockholders Of the Road and the people
generally Of East Feliciana, 80 that when
ever the time arrives fora concert Of action
between them aud the citizens of our own
parish, in this matter, nothing will be
found wanting in the shape Of 1neans and
mutual corporation to put tho thing
through successfully. Let M have the
Railroad from Clinton to this place, by oil
means.
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GRIMES AND PUNIsHMENTS. stimuli
taneous perpetration of so many frauds and
crimes as have lately shocked the moral
aense of the whole country has naturally
elected much comment upon their increase,
and given rise TO the suggestion of many
plans for diminishing the number of OF
lenders The New York Albion boldly ad-
vocates aroturn to the old fashioned modes
OF punishment, which the sentimentalism
of the present day regards az only fit for
bagbar0aS ages. 1t states that, when of
fences against the person wore extremely
rife in England, tew years ago, an act OF
Parliament WAS passed, under which the
lcAippiag-b2oct was restored to its ancient
position, the effect Of which was speedily
seen in the disappearance Of garroters and
highway robbery. Our contemporary
thinks that similar enactment in this
country might be productive Of much good,
and, at the same time, suggests the renew
ed use Of the psEIloyy, for the benefit of
fraudulent bankers, forgers, and the like.
We have no doubt that the happy effects
would soon be visible. The Albion is of
opinion that .. all the essays IN the world
would not have half as preventive an effect
as the spectacle of a murderous rowdy fog
ged at carts tail, or gentcel swindler
pclLed with rotten eggs This was shown
last year in Richmond, W., when after
all the severe penalties enacted to get rid
of the gamblers with which that city was
infested, but in van-as soon Us it WAS Or
dained that all found there after certain
day should be publicly ,ohipped, the entire
blacklcg fraternity Immediately dispersed.
The State of Delaware has no Peniten-
tiary and makes short work Of the Grimm
ais found within its borders. The pillory
aud whipping post are still standing in
stitutions there; it's jails have but few ton
ants, and il has been noticed, as something
extraordinary, how careful rogues Of all
descriptions are to keep beyond the juris-
diction Off Sheriffs aud Constables. We
were told, some years ago, by Chief Justice
Booth, of Delaware, that no instance had
ever occurred of criminal being convicted
= second time II that State.-,S. Louis ReP.
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The akepIy.
Treatment of Drowned Persons.


/. Sond, with all speed, for medical aid,
for articles of clothing, blankets, &c.
II. Treat the patient on the spot, in the
open air, exposing the face and chest freely
to the breeze, except in too cold weather.
III. Plaeo the patient gently on the face
{ to allow any fnids to flow from the
mouth.
". Then raise the patient into sitting
posture, and cudeayor to excite respiration.
/. BY snuf, hartshorn, DC, applied to
the nostrils;
Q. By irritating the throat by feather
or the finger;
3. By dashing hot and cold water alter
nately on the face md chest. Ii there be
no success, lose no time, but
4. Replace the patient on bis face, his
arms under his head, that the tongue may
fall forward, and leave the entrance into
the windpipe free, and that any fluids may
flow out Of the mouth,
|. Then turn the body gradually but
completely on the side, and q little more,
and then again on the face, alternately Ito
induce inspiration and oxpiration.)
2. When replaced, apply pressure along
the back and ribs, and then remove it Ito
induce further expiration and inspiration, J
and proceed as before.
3. Let these measures be repeated gently,
deliberately, but efficiently and persever~
ingly sixteen times minutes only. Con-
tinuing these measures, rub oil the limbs
and the trunk upwards with warm hands,
making firm pressure energedcally. Re-
place the wet clothes by such other cover
ing, &c., as can be procured.
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ana baeo,na battay friepas si,an aver


and become better friends than over.
tUThan lot tie consider that the question
which hns alienated us has boen settled
and adjusted TO the mutual satisfaction,
and that we come together to be bound in
frmer bonds Of love, respect and conf
dancs.
"Mors than over the North cannot get
along without the South, nor tho South
without the North, the East without the
West, nor the West without the East ; and
say tina. it is our duty to do all that lies
within our power to perpetnats and make
stronger tho bonds Of our Union, and IL Ia
for the common good Of all that we should
be united and free; that the Union is but
tho Constitution of the country, TO be per-
petuated for all time, and it cannot be de-
stroyed, except by the all wise God, who
created it. e.
Gentlemen, repeat ! sincerely thank
you for the respect manifested ON this oc-
casion, end for your expressions OF appro-
baton and confidence"
The Reply.
The leader of the delegation replied ~
follows aMr. President--0n behalf Of the
delegation, return you my sincere thanks
for your kind, generous and magnanimous
expressions of kindly feelings for the poo
pie Of the .South.n
The visitors then retired.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-16

tT r. 4. WILLIAMS, who WINS formerly
sutler at this post, Of the 4th Wisconsin, is
doing business, we perceive, in New Or
leans, ut the corner of New Leyee and Ora
vier streets. While here, he kept pro-
vision store in the Harvey House base
ment, and became well known to and Ca
teCmed by our citizens, for his sterling
good qualities. Success to him.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-16

THE QUESTION lit Is claimed that the
Louisiana State Constitution Of 1864 was
framed by Convention in which "the
people of the State were not wholly repre-
sentod,n and that such being the case, and
the fact also, that said Constitution has
never been submitted TO tho people for
their ratification, IL is expedient and neces-
sary that another Convention be called to
adopt new Constitution. To this end,
the New Orleans True Data says that Gov.
WELLS will probably very soon issuc a
proclamation ordering an election for
members of Constitutional Convention.
Should this be so, aud we are to have a
new Constitution, what an awful upset
ting there will be of all the political and
other appointments, ms well as Legislative
and legal proceedings, ETC., which have
taken place under the present Constitution.
Look ont. for squalls.
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fy- We regret to learn from Mr.. Ozone

ET- We regret to learn from Mr.. GEoReE
HuLn, that Capt. Gro. W. STEIN, well
known among onr citizens, ~ Assistant
Adjutant General on Gen. BESToN's STAFF,
during the latter's term of command at
this post, died recently at Shreveport,
where he had been residing gone, purpos-
ing to do business as merchant. He
was young man and highly esteemed BY
all who knew him.
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FOR DIST. ATT,Y.

Nr. Masog.-Yon are authorized 20 an
nouncc II. w. KNICKERBOCKER,
efficient incumbent, as candidate for re-
election to the Office of District Attorney.
FRIENDS AND SUPPORTERS.
sug-ls-pd.
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5fesas. Elitors--Plsase announce the
present incumbent, EDWARD GOUSI.
NARD, for recollection to the Office Of
Sheriff Of East Baton Rouge, at the app
preaching November election.
ang15-pd VOX POPULI.
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The ELECTION SuRE.--We learn from =
source which leaves no room scarcely for
doubt, that Governor Wells commission
rs Provisional Governor, is now here.
And further than this, that the Governor
has determined upon odering an election
Immediately; in fact that the proclamation
calling upon the people to settle the polit-
ical troubles OF Louisiana at the ballot boz
is already prepared, and requires but the
signature of Governor Wells when it will
be at once promulgated. This will be at
tached we learn rs soon as he arrives in
our city. Tho news will satisfy our people
more than any other thing that could have
happened. N. D. True Delta.
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Kr. Etittor---You will please announce
THOMAS r.. HERNANDEZ, Esq, No
. candidate for the office of Sheriff Of Eaat
Baton Rouge, at the forthcoming Noven-
Der election.
aug5-pd. yO8 POPULI.
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FOE CLERK.

MeSss. Esistors--P Please announce in your
paper the name ofJOSEPH NEPHLER
The present efficient Clerk, for refelection
District, at the approaching November
election. MANY FRIENDS.
augl5-ph EsE 9 r3ftE
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FOR SHERIFF,

Assrs. Editoys--P Please announces IL. ".
RABINs Esq, Us o candidate for Sheriff Of
the Parish OF East Baton Rouge NJ the APP
proaching Election.
july25-pd. MANY FRIENDS.
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Nr. Editor Please state, that MT the re-
quest Of many Of his friends, ALFRED
DUPLANT1ER, Esq, has consented to
become candidate for the Sherifalty Of
the Parish Of East Baton Rouge.
aug5-pd @F#t
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Filters Of The Gasstts and Comet--You
are. authorized to announce WILLIAM
HURBsy Esq, 90 candidate for the
office of Recorder for the Parish Of East
Baton Rouge. He will be supported by
augl-pd, NUMEROUS FRIENDS.
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FOR, SALE.
Horse Stolen.

A BROWN three year old STUD was "a
n stolen from the old field near Mon Il-TSN
tesano bridge, on the Bayou Sara road. TzN
about ten days ago. He is about fonr.. SsA-l--A%@
teen hands high, two hind feet white; we'll broken
to the saddle for his age, and carries his tale on
one side.
liberal reward will he paid for his recovery or
for information that may cad to It.
sep9-im TOM BYEUM.
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Our Agents I'm New Orleans.

MgssRs. GARDNER Co, Newspaper Advertising
Agents, No. 8, Commercial Place, New Orleans,
are the duly authorized Agents in that city for
the Gazette and Lopsct
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FOR RECORDER.

Messrs. EaStors--Please announce JOHN
M'GRATH as candidate for Parrish
Recorder, ct the approaching election.
aug1- pd. MANY FRIENDS.
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CANDIDATES.
FOR ATTY. GENERAL.

Mr.. Elstor--You will please announce
Hon. ANDREW -. HEBRON, Of East
Baton Rouge, as candidate for the oflcs
of Attorney General Of the State Of Lonisi
ana, ct the approaching election.
anglT-pd MANY FRIENDS. \
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Mes@s. E3Stors--Please announce WILL
LIAM MONGET, Esq, as candidate
for Recorder at the approaching Novem-
Der election.
aug5-pd. EN- MANY VOTERS.
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GIN BANDS! GIN BANDs!l

A LARGE quantity of Fire Hose suitable for
n Gin Bands, can be had by calling At the
Hardware Store of Mr.. JAMES MCVAY, at prices
to suit purchasers. They have been tried and
proved 10 be well adapted Tor tho above use.
aug29.
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Satarday, Sept. 10th, at IL o'clock, Dr.
ST. JAMES LODGE. NO. al.
FOR 5AIaEE-

rTNHREE DWELLING HOUSES encf IA
l. consisting OF four Rooms Kitchen EEhs,FR.Em
and Servants room. Conditions will be- MHAEW
found liberal by applying to the uuder ss''AAsA'@
signed.
ALSO, fine two story FRAME BUILDING
with Kitchen and Servants Rooms, situated In
the center Of the town.
Twelve N2) Lots aGyaDtageousy situated for
trade or residences.
For particulars apply to G. aUBMAS.
Persons indebted TO me either by note or on
account hereby requested 10 call at my Office,
on Lafayette Street, one door from Florida, be.
fore the Gftesnth (i5) day of October next, TO
make arrangements for n final settlement. Any
failing to comply with the above will DO imnaedt.
ately prosecuted
septl5 q. GUsMAN.
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A,. Editr-You are authorized to an
nounce SAMUEL SKOLFIELD, Sem,
as n candidate for the office Of Parish Re
corder at the ensuing election.
aug5-pd. MANY OLD FRIENDS.
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aligB.

Messrs Elit0Ts-- Please announce Mr..
CHARLES yERBOIS, as candidate
for the office OF Parish Assessor, at the APP
preaching November election.
auR12 MANY FRIENDS.
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Mr.. EIitor-- Please announce rs a candi-
date for the Office of Parish Assessor OF
East Baton Rouge, Mr.. STEPHEN =.
YOUNG, and oblige his
FRIENDS AND SUPPORTERS.
angs.
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State YNE0S.

LII persons indebted Tor State Taxes for the
years 1861 and 1852, will call at my Office at the
Court House, in the City OF Baton Rouge, forth
with l will proeead In the premises ~ the law
directs ED. CoUeISARD,
auag Sheriff.
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FOR ASSESSOR.

Afeaes. E1stors-Please announce JOHN
r.. PIKER, ESQ.,, az q candidate for the
Office Of Parish Assessor ut the approach
ing November Election.
NUMEROUS SUPPORTERS.
eug1-pd.
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N. ID. ID. IT..
NOTICE.
BATON ROUGE POST OFFICE
North Boulevard st., near Third.

THE UNDERSIGNED has been duly commits
stoned by ANDREW JOHNSON, President of the
United States and authorized by the Postmaster
General to open Post Office at Baton Rouge, on
the 4th of September, 1865, for the reception and
disposal Of all mail matter according to law.
&. G. BRECKENRIDGE,
Espt2 Postmaster.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-09-21
~ AND STATE NEWS
.,,a md Older W Eel cs,'.,a Io on
, r@+ Halter 10 ''
Ea.rth Page

r.,.-Now that The day Oh ~.
i lnl has come, aud the people Of il in.
ming up to be taxed 1t may t H. facts,
\ .s p, to our readers to knO" INC ware
. ,, see the figures. As all are Ss ~% are
the county taxes for the P ne 1s6l. A debt
g's $1,000 which has been .0 o,"r rears
ss.inst the Court House n for n and por
has O be the ooants Ssa given sps TO
|tion o. ' dnrng the war have been ieT rSa
rsera al15 apa,f the piper is to pay The
tOE' anu u on real estate ana PEI
f S"ai property for the present ,; yea -
'0DI Quoted to 91,3O314I upon Whlcn "
a.T Of ;266,.l7 SO has been levied ,l lOl
~ " Comfy and School purposes The
' s'a.' +. made at the rate OF 93'4o on the
1 ,s,? dollars upon the city and $50
pu- Wv the country part of the county.
uP The assessment for real and personal
.rtv in the different Townships is as
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-09-21

RIvER,-The river was still rising lasl
evening, with over sixteen feet water III
the channel.
The Eagle resumed her placein tn
Farkersburg trade yesterday morning.
The Revenue has laid up for paint and
rspairs.
The Citizen, Capt Armstrong, will
lave this morning, for Cairo aud ST
Louis
The Dictator will leave to-day fol-
Memphis. The boat is one of the largest
ever built at Pittsburg. Her actual d
ueasiOns are Length Of keel, TWO hun
dE'd and sixty feet length over all, two
hundred and seventy-fve feet; breadth OF
osan, forty feet floor, thirty-fve feet
iOuI inches extreme width over all, sew
snty'nine feet.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-09-21

Poll POLICE circles were not very brisk -.
'srday' Charles Rosccgaus was tba OIL = \, >,
Sasnasr tried led before the Municipal Conf o..
De added $50 to the city treasury for =,
ssniting and beating Mr.. simnson ~, 80
his wife. P'on and
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-09-21

hNsSAwAr.-Yesterday morning two
hss '', :, attached to q wagon, which had
O.. Standing near the REGISTER OF
w.. wv .''A Tight md ran off up Market
damaged. was 'onSiuei"'''
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-09-21

GAUS l. WARNAFELDT. Projectors of the
Office Saloon and Restaurant, No. Washington
Hall sole agents for John o. Farrell & Cos su'
perior fresh can and shell oysters received daily
by express. All kinds of game on hand In pro-
per season Families supplied at moderate
rates. Choice Wines, Ales &c, at the Bar -
The Billiard Rooms connected with this mousse
are fitted up in the most approved style,
sep2l .6m