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Important Sale.
Ruins of Taylor Depot

UTIfT, BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION, on
w Friday, December sth, lS65. o. 10 o'ccck s.
m. aleylor epoi. corner OF summer and Demon
breun - Gets Nashy lie, Tennessee, TIE entire lot
81 Copper, Brsss, steel Wrought Cast end Sheet
Iron materials, saved from the debris Of The great
enn5sgrHrou Of June b. lS65.
Tbs ssle viii luclude an immense quantity and
variety Of Carpenters. Ship-earpeuter's, Wheel
wugrts', Blacksmiths', amt Miscellaneous Toals.
Also he machinery 81 O tSo Portable CrcriHr Sew
Mills a large lot o. Circsisr, Cross-cut and Mil
sGWs, q iaTge Tot ~ Shovel and spade Blades, sc.
A eomple liss % these srsic,es can b. seen. and
any iniOtmstcn eosceruing sane recfiFei h Rp-
psinC tDS. p. BEtief af =. n : otiice. e the fS-
Ter pol As the srie' e. must b. weighed nj sr
they are sold. persons Purchasing part, OF entire
kL VII D. rsquIred % lease dcposf in GofeTn-
neai finds. Ihis via b. sttr-euFe Sale. and
rel worthy The sfienl on II Fouudryuen aud Spsc-
ulai0rs
~ order OF CO.. Al. MAcksr, Chief @ NJ Dept
q fenness ee- " A. WAINWRIGHT
nova ID Cspi&AQ n, and ca AMBofT
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=, NAsHfrLtK, nryN Get sih. las.
u - Nset tussSay. Or l4 ls65 ed until i1r-
uHs. - +'- - ~
NASHVILLE a CHATTANOOGA LINE.
Law Nashville Cor chast.aoora, nd an I.oipts
7es.n - a ~. Arrife 81 chsitsnooQa " ESQ y n
hoiufning -LesNe Chagtsnooca M 80 -
Arrive % NASHVILLE ~ 5stsr' n
elei.1fille seseallno.danen lesxe Nashville Il
ale . r., aTrIFe g eheIhsriIle ~ -, = -
ketuTuing--ieaFe sheihytlils A. 80 ]. - %.
rive g. a.t5 A. r..
NASHVILLE a NORTHWESTERN T.r,vr
Lsave Nashville iaT gohnsourlIle. ~ N 49,
hesi s1e Northwest, e 80. ~, srnyoa lohnson.
vie A. II ,. q. a
sesgrsiRg-Lssye lohnsousille isso 4 n. a-r,e
f NaShviiie = GtoaN
Irainsou n ENW \. r. raane.f Is IoAps.,
~ VIII trsl clsss lire e sissmess Edr Rsincsh
Carr md 81 I.ouis.
Hrans stop - al inierraeuiais neirts.
W.. p lNNES. G~rl Suui
80 \. &c md n kE.H 81 R,is.
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Great Prize Distribution
BY tbs
NEW YORK GIFT ASSOCIATION,
500 broadway, New York.

Diamond hna, Brooches add Ear Drops. fadis.s
7ais, Brooch and Car Drops. euid sn1 Coral. ~
nd told, Fiorenlne. Mosac }et. Laws, md Csusa
lhans. Flain and Chased Cola Sass. God Thi1I .
rless Loekets, Nss style Belt Boo zlss. sold ~
anu Fenelisl talcy Wort borea, Geld Peas " i
soie And silver kItersau Haldarz nd \ isr1r1 -
sQrtnaCut Of Pine Jeaoiry of eVorV desrTfnfilr =
-la 20 m--e- Nd .--a.L ~ 49, a : !
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suNnRTEs.

LARGE SALE
OF
Government Property.
OFFICE Assistant QuAKrKENasTrH,
NASHVILLE. TESs Nov 18th, 1855.
WILL OFFER FOR SALE, AT PUBL &c AUC-
L ,ioo al the e. 8. Franklin Shops, 81 Nashville,
Tenn. commencing Tuesday, the 5th day Of De
oembsr, 1855, sarge lot Of Government Property,
CONSISTING IN part az follows
MEANS CT TRANSFORMATION. .
Itss Army, Log, Hey and Wood wagons.
la Transfer WAGONS. a3 Horse wagons.
lErpress wagon SJt 2-HOrse smOuiances
ll3a Hind and front wagon gearing.
9ass set mule harness. wheel and lead
So - horse =" ="
8 Wagon and riding saddles
WAGON tongues, tsead 4 Neck Halters. . b Chsins
log Chsins, Bearing and Breast Chaior, Douhle
trees, snrietrees spreadeTs, Lead sad Check L nes
Water Buckets, Wagon Covers, &C az.
TOOLS.
] Set Blacksmithis Tools.
IS BoNez WheelgTight's Tools.
7Oz Parallel Nises.
g Set saddlerf Tools.
Augars Axes, Balchets, Chises, Punches, ShoVels
spsdSs. Picks. Portable FORCES, &C, &c.
Sale &c commence at 3 o'clock q. m On Tuesday
tlse 5t7 day Of Iseemher next, sBd ccntinue DALI
uuhl the pro perry a al disposed Of.
BY ordsr Of Capt. a. X. EDn4, thief 9 n Dep
Of , ls9nssSee' Byt Nal 4 ana an AiI 8 n
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EXTENSIVE SALE OF
Railroad Property.

Government Railroad Property,
NKTILL he sold az PUBLIC AUCTION. on NO
w yEAbEk 10, 1885, At the foot Of Poplar *,
Tso Plat Car. 55ea paugs.
On NQFEAl hkk =, is6i- ~ iha Far-i of ne 1el.
fen agiie haihoad Comgsuy. IeiIsrsoavis. Lad.
Nine Ia Cars, gause iaet - incbes.
On NOVEMBER "a. Is65, =, Louisville. ~.
- pr Wheels and Axlea. 81 Oar heels,
~ Old EEies, Tender,
Smoke stscE, Z Engine Truck.
I Parallel Rotl I HaiI ~ Er.r.s
q Sand Cars. h Trueir O..
900 tounde.of scrap Irou.
On DECEMBER d, iss5, A. Memphis Tsua-. ~
eurEe stock q ne .. 8. MlitsrI Eslrssd 5uppl-s
~ iolioEs
ts0l Elghty Tons Hszarted iron.
sd flsat huudred t1ns ssEaD iron.
~ Eghf tons asa0rta6 Stesi
1l one ION zig Lsad. aud aonaral alsorta1sni
o. small stores, sutasie foG Rs.inaais
Or DECEMBER pr, I865, e. Nashville, Tenn
the enura siock oi ne and safseatis stores o. tha
" : alltary faalirusc, rsmEr.ag on had at ths
General Supply store Consisting ~ part e. %
~ COO Twenty thousand axes.
lieoJl Ous thousand tons essortad Bar Iron,
rosnd. squEre, 1aii r1und, laf age.
80. Eighty iuns HoHer sud HarE lru1
is5i Thirty-fFc tons assorted Steel
C-0l Tire huudrsd tons scrap Iron ,srouEhi
Cgg Treuiy-a.s thousand ponds Enghs Bass
lashnFs.
sas Pipe % Fiziurss o. a. Eias,.
Bras fpe. OF oups.
sbfirf Balsness. Brass c6cizs, ever de.enuaou.
shoFsis. 0ioue Valves ~ 81 zaa,
Hasc1ets. Cav, Lining eud nnaplnr Hars
Nuc. lrun and COPPER Eirita 4 Hurr. Il
" a-hersi wrought ana cast -he-t Copper a linias
\ sls snl SPIKE, Claius snd kope, al si1ss
saiiets. Hluczs. TacEis snd Ma1sh.
ss-iii e.a's sra r.1is, q ~ sr1lis,
Ealroad lamps, ksl.ys Head Lghis.
CoakinE owes aad FIxturss, Heating stoves. I
Fun sets u Carpeutsrf. HiarsrsmithsF and SAT-
Tiers Toois. E1hbsr Car apnnEs. ngiHnr. Cam
I'D Leaihar. Piles, Elifs 40 HcreFs. T.HHnra 81 Z
u Elds, aui 1nlosi every article s1.fahie ior Ral-
oad oferafions, aud az o. he gsry ut qualify.
Also
% Tlree Large iarhsss Stevens 4 Bro mEuuf Z.
. Tso FsnsTs. seller a Co, rnauuaefurafs- =
ID Que ho't Gutter an3 Sea- Cult-r, f.aal q - y
D one axe cuf-od Lafhe, Wsra-r Fhiilels
q Two EGn , cHe-s, imeduu,l
y 9ne lpnElf ElEias .s-norsa 9,ess-.sr-. M 81 =
D. Ore Trip Harnn1er sni hnEile, fnoH 49, =
li one 81 ornaeld stesm Banusfs
D Que Sellers %. Do - r.,,-. 60. .
ulII - - odd ~ fra zsfTIf iiI-s - -
4 ser4.o sabls and sscond-hsHa 100 q Q.
. kina.. so $50, o. urssei.rsrhia Toois. p.
!. 49,, 1laati1 - rnols.
&c ~. - 80. rype. Chsin. ~, a.. II
y +. Z. 1lalt ] anas.
r.l-'-r1es ~ 90 - laa1-
- 90 :, n - 81 al.taf aerrphls. "a suu1-
.l.l-ls = -, - farzs. e. . H. W
.l'os " - = teslars alsi R1rusd Caranse. -
Z. 1870 aTiied % as ssls- 81
- 81 eo.nlas.1e.e q o'e,oek- ~, 60 aseh ~
:. - sa.lahs s1ily aaill - - 5reps.tT . 4 Z.
sl-sa casun Eza A. = nu.aA :
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BYE AND EAR!


Where he may be consgl.ed every dsy iroln 10
u o'clock, A. N. to pm, a-d 10 pm. Con
sultsuons free.
he cures all durable disease of The F. q aud Esr
and performs al diiiculi operation n surgery.
He operates for Jaiaraet, without pain. by new
method.
De straightens Cross Eyes n one minute, IA ola
or young
He Inserts. without pain, Artd,Hd FJal 10 move
and appear natural.
DE. BaoGEHAs cures sore EJss with mId medi-
cInes, which give no pain
he treats Amaarosis, or uerYou- blindness Bith
asucce-s heretofore unknown.
he cures every csse Of UpLthslIlia FARSI, here
toiore considered lnCuTah bT tAe Profession
he cures discharges Of C. e Ear. caused by scar
let Fever, Measles, or other disease.
He inserts Auinclal Ear runs. uhera the ngtu-
raj drum tmembune) has been DESTROYED. waich
improves the hearing imme1iHaly.
he operates l0F AGhdeiN fupI, falling u thu
EYe-hd be remedies 90 once
y e cures the most obstinate forms Of Ophthsl
mia in two 10 eight week.
Diseases Of the Nervous System. VS.: Chg.ea.
Neuralgia, Snina itiicu.t Cd; Nervous PTostrasiOu.
treated successfully.
Dyspepsia and Cancer he trsats si,ha success
heretofore unknown.
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For SIC.

VtHE siearn FsrFr Boss g KENTUCKY nos
y lyiag ~ uPTer LeFee, 8 offered q = harfaln.
h1e hse beon reeeniy repaiTSd and - e good cor-
q, o. atdrsts BuTLER 6REksWO0D,
Gs1arai AFe1fa, e. u. G-he-rF ~
pcN-c u y. Bnr f5a
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100000
70 be SOId for One BoIlaF Zach

Without regard 10 value. aud not q Be pais sr %.
gu you EnoN what you viii rscsgsa
Among tnose sho have O.snosi.sTsa he
ceipt q NALqAhlaE 6if-rs drsan fToss a. isso-
=, 80 - -. ne ioioEiEg 1iiJ -
~ Il 80. a-, 49, Il p Wed;
sober. hotehkiy, Nss HaTsa, uoun., MOO.
aeoa, value $50 y + r villa, pfgtf 81, n r..
~ , olt eius,sr IN, value eof. iEuRG Isgpan,
= l w. -, 80 Rsiea, value 81 ~ bea
~ ~ - p. stone. 81 Tgnth -, ~ ~, Fis1o. vs-
lt -. Fars Tnos "A Milsf. eeF a.Iton. 20 D.
80 e. vaue slI5 Miss Eliail Peck. alnlg-
ssss lnEien, p @, sod Hunflag otssd esach.
rs.F-s SEA Eds r Lindsay, Horcesief Mss .
fV.no, vaiue s25o. Mias . n FarEsii. nutuqls.
sosa, Diamond Ear Drops. Falus $50 irancis
lus SO. Nm lngsrsoii, urssna, ohio, aiysr
/ set. vsue SEQ Lieut. Is " Hendrisxa, Eiard'g 10
! tel, Wash.nztcn, ~ q, silver Patent Lever Walch.
sslos s15, CAPT W1nsr. i5ih ~ fois, Silver
May 5sIsoas Who ha.e dr.-s rsiu.hss pris.s.
DO not Eish their names puhhshsi e. ~ might a.
tend this hat.
naHsEa o. u1srnuuuoS.
CERTIFICATES nsminE each arI'cls al its
vAtUf, are pisced ID sasisd cave opet. sb'ch s1s
vel mixed. Ona Of thrHe knFaIorra coul1isnf
ne Cerldcais Or oTasr b. aonla ArecIs. iuorlh Z
lseai one dollar a fstz1 IA = dsigsnsd . or
gard % chcce on he racei b or "a cenfs ~ pur-
chaser vi zee shat Article Is dfaas "a a. rzrs,
winch may b. from One - Eve hEntrsf palafs.
aad can thsn tsud On Dollar ed rscs.Fs - So
Cl8 named.
gs-fo bisnks-EFefy purchaser So saius.
Pnffies dealiuE WITH us ny dspe1d % having
prompt RETAINS. snd the artiiis draEn sili b. IN
Hledlaiely sat . my aadrsss b. Fssufn 1zii "
sHpf8 a.
Eatrs satisasctcu Guzrautssd IN az Czses-
-, ~ Osruacstss for ous DcilaEi Ih1issn of
Agsnts vented. send q s,smp sor Cirrsl.r. AZ
J stars should b sderassed
n BEETON 4 co,
Roz dddT Post Oth1s, $50 tofE.
nor2-Im
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NASHVILLE AND DECATUR
RAILROAD LINE.

" 81 .urther notice, Passenger Trains will run as
follows;
leave Nashville al T,l5 m; EriTing n Decatur
at $50 p m.-Mahmg immediGe connections for
Huntsville and Memphis, RrriV1g a. Memphis At
go am next day. CARS run though from Deca-
tur 20 Memphis.
Rsturnng-LesVe Decatur st 80 am; sITiVing
n Nashville at 6s5 pm. connecting with trains for
Louisville.
Accommodation Trsin for Co mhia leaves Nash
vile, tBrcad street Dspot 81 q pm.
Returning, leave Columbia af7l5 an; arriving
Of Nashville a 45 an.
Trans stop 1t all intefuedian Stations, aud run
daily. except the Coi0mhs trsa. Eblch will net
run on Sunday.
noVI5-n J. h. FOT4ER, Semi sEn't
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Sale OF
Government Property
AT AUCTION.
lssnrAsr QVAsrraa.sELs's orrlor. !
wEDN EsDAx

4 WILL SELL an PUBLIC AUCTION, III THE
city Of ClRrk-yille, Tenn, .he following Govern
sIteut Properly. GA
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UsrABLIsaED ~ 1910.
= LocKuooD 4 lTUNsIssToN.

WselsesIs ~ Est1li Dsaier. h LeoS-ls - =
- Inofsnr 6lIEr fa'Es. Ite 49, -
49, s-sl-ll-Iani 81 MI mrs. nf.a = rHls -
-. GldHT Al 4. trzuc1sl. 49, = - ~
- 49, sppczlls feoE -. So -
sS7-1n
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HTrTERS.

Drakea Plantation Biiisrs,
Buii's Cedron
Hoststter's Stomach
BoOfhaEe's Holland
HOohand's German
FeT ssis low, BY EWiN PENDLk1ON.
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iaiied anouni only cf The stock thus sppro-
pm 80 has been piaced in the aands the ofhctrs
% the compsuy % ~ sold "a S PER sharc and a.
ne so B has al been isSuad. OOH ruid, On pas-
meet 81 properly, . s Hot therefore liable % any
iutufe assessment.
UrIici, No. ds's North Cherry street. Postofice
box 90, Nssneiile, Tenn
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RW. C.. a Co. huve Just published ''Csuoiis Ne =
Practical Catalogue q Curient Misceilaueoua books
Published N the United stsIes." one Volume
l0mo. ppesT Price Co cents.
r. W. c. a %. also issue semi-Moutnly, Car
rolls Literary Register" eeFoted lIterature ard
Ike puglts readers f,illy posted on the heE Puhi-
cat n Of the dsy. Subscription prce 81 per al
uum sdvaGce. Specimen number seut On n
ceipt Of stamp.
Hs-Aly w6ik sent BY mail on Teesipt Of prics-
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LIQUORS.

BIDS Alcohol, ss per esnt.
u per cent.
Proof Spirits,
Pitts Whisky, pure, Tor n 81. purposes.
Pure French Brandy,
/ Holland Gin,
Pure PORT, MADEIRA and Sherry Wines,
FOR sale low, by EWIH a PENDLErcN.
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AashriIle Aalun.
az. JaaEEoS : o. F1blnhsrs.
- Il sIRsRIPfloEs

sUsDAT. SoYEMBER 9, 1855.
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nTRECroRs


?, n. oairnS, ofrrua. e. A. ureursnouna. OF \. Y.
~. q HtAf,, nrIasn ". SMITH, of Nina.
a. O. ssNfean, A. q. vrils. 81 Mish.
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WE VII mt receive a our Dp9ts Powder, Per-
" custom Gaps, shot or leaC unless proper per-
mits from Custom house accompany bills Of iading
Powder, q lnslire reception nd shipment, must
in 81 essss ne carefully p2eledn boxes SAD Pow.
der plainly marked on box or5oEes,
When We have re sson 20 beese thsi packages
MARKED merchandise cont. in pWder, We will nave
such packages examined, and hen it proves 70 he
Powder OF other ammunition frnduently shipped
sleh packages viii he turned Der 10 Treasury De-
psrtment EiIh bills oflading.
8. q. EWING,
ocil6-2m Geneal Freight Agent.
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WH0LESAI.R DRALERs n FAECK sas
STAPLE GHOCERIERs. Wssssfa H.
serve Chsess sRa rutisr Dried, Canned and
Foreign Ftuits, Fi.h 81 ali Ainds. SEED. -
Two oswbefs Of oar nsa reside IN Hss
Yea, beiss thus eOastaaIT Is ne a.skst.
ressy 70 take advantage Of favorable eh aEss.
and baylae from arss hands, gives us ssiii-
ies for ssaing GOODS, unsurpassed ~ any
House n ne West
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DescrFtou oflsnds snd samples at al otssins.i
iroTn the pTopory msY - seen ~ calling AZ the
ofioo q The Company, Ne. oCis North Caerry
Etrsct. Nashville, reun
IN secrefs-y. p. ii. Colian. Nashville. VIII ~
csare ordsrs iaf STOCK snd 1iil rsari cesi1fossrs
y rgtuEn MAJ, whsn the money ucccmpsnies The
order.
CT SC
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MUTUAL

Benefit will hod ont better, aud he more ssu,essl
t'uii concerned We for one. make il cur rule.
aud 10 IS our cherished principle TO have every one
Of our tran actions, Be i ever 30 lille, OF OF The
grandeqt magnitude, MUTUAL . It nsust be the
ta'eof oPerstion; add we ENJOY the pleasing salts
iaeton Of psrcevng that this rae OF ours is highly
appreciated By all with whom We hsye the pleasure
Of dong blsiaess
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sc ABEERsIsERs II BEILILs

We a. uadsrsigssa, have Ehis day adopted De
tboss rases f1r adFerisinE % Which We bnd cur
5slseI lrIclly % adhsro.
w. CAMERON a 90.
JOHN WALLACE, Cor fhe DiapataA
BAE4lN, WIEHkM co. fnr Ras1
BILL JoNEs 4 CO., ior Gazette.
RaEnrrL1E. Tsss-. SEPT =. lsai
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~ l7cpsriy ofthe Comusny consists III lss.s-
~ 90, .ltin no cogutcs al Overton Fentrgss
nssioe, an0untng Ia ,he ascrepste M oves s.sss,t
thnnslnd ecrss =" WV NAnt
4, De mense1sh'p ofshe Company snd tl,e Boa,s
- -. - .'-i.l - lnen % business experience
auainlsnoe WITH Ire ol tnins- of pinrs,-i,-s,,'s
he hiulng Superintendent Was one ~ ~, -, -
nlotels o. NJ oil hed of shai stss snd sirle ne
~ naAinA on vel ~ TN country. well Known a.
Ne hegacinbourE vel, sud 10 which To-, : + &c.
esis g fennS lFanis, lhcn u fheir nss,snt ~,
~ Fefy Hrgeiy inielEfi.
lhis oeiil~nf VII lesse portions q their vainr-
pc snd. ~ eins trcis. % rrrsfe parties o. com.
lssn'es, ior IMMEDIATE nisuorNFNr. This Is a ~.
chsnoe ior ieas ~ operat,rS G. ohisaa leases o.
terms fhsi lH ise amply renunsrafrt
Terms maze knouu o. prlicstiaa.
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Merchants

from every section Of ths country come to our
house wish the arm CONVICTION that they viii and a
un assortment Of
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-05-08

Mrs. walling will speak in Wheeling on Tues.
day evening. myo
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Richmond Items.

There is to be no marrying in Rich
mond, hereafter unless the contracting
parties take the oath of allegiance. This
is Gen. Halleck's last order. What will
be the effect of the order upon the
naughty secession danes of Richmond,
remains to be seen; but we guess the
ceremony will be performed, whenever
two willing hearts are found, the order
to the contrary-the world must be peo-
pied We annex Gen Halleck's order:
Fifth: No marriage license will be ia
sued until the parties desiring to be mar
ried take the oath of allegiance to the
United States, and no Clergyman, nIagis
trate, or other person authorized to per
form the marriage ceremony will officatc
in such capacity until he himself aud the
parties contracting matrimony have Ia
ken the prescribed oath of allegiance"
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For the Reglster.l
nSsuracefml PrOCeedI m %.

have Just heard, that the until re-
Gently, orderly and respectable old town
| of Fairmont, in Marion county, this
State, on the line of the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad and distant from this city
ksixty or seventy miles, was on Saturday
might scene of rowdyism and lawless-
Eness of the most disgraceful character, a
bparty of men and boys, most of them I'M
Eported (for to the credit of o ldMarion be it
Ilrecorded, she never raised many such rut-
E.fans), met in some cave or dark lantern
temple, and under cover of night passed
their infamous resolutions, one of which
was that venerable old Catholic Priest
Iibe ordered to leave the town forthwith.
;he declined to leave, and they seized and
Ifby force and violence conveyed him to
| the depot, where he was thrust aboard
the train Westward bound, and arrived
| in this city on Sabbath morning: These
men of progress and high moral princi-
piles choose the midnight hour for their
hellish work. What are we coming to ?
Have we no security for person and
rights2 How long is it the intention of
Governor Foreman to permit this state of
affairs to exist 4? Is he as Chief Execu-
tive ignorent of such proceedings =?
Does he forget his oath of Office
These are questions now frequ emily
asked. Who will answer. Certain it is
thut the so-called Union newspapers of
this State openly advocate lawlessness
and riot. Is it not high time that the
guardians of the community's Interest
would see where we are fast drifting to,
aud stop these pretended friends of
peace, order, law and Union in their mad
career, in the event of our rulers fail
ing to give rightful protection to persons
and to property. 1t becomes the duty of
al truly loyal, law and order loving con-
servatives to band themselves together
and resist to the very last every effort of
the radicals to trample upon the Consti-
tutional rights of others
.''' . INTERROGATIvE.
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FORT WAYNE RAILWAY IMPROVE
MENTs The Board of Directors of the
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago
Railway Company have decided upon
the class of improvements and the ex-
tent of expenditure for construction and
equipment to be made between this date
and the next annual meeting of the stock
and bondholders The whole amount
thus to be expended, including payments
on work done siuce January, 1868. will
In no event exceed Sl,O00,0G00 All Of
the stock necessary to he sold in aid of
the earnings of the road, to meet the La
bilities incurred and to be incurred, has
already been sold, and no further Issue of
new stock will be made for any purpose
hntil after an account has been rendered
of the operations of the year to the stock
and bondholders at their annual meeting
In March, 1866 1t is now quite certain
that the traffic OF the road will yield,
after paying operating expenses, interest,
sinking fund, and dividends, a large
sum, to be devoted to paying for con-
struction and additional equipments.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-05-08

WfNVALD SOLDIERS,
And ali OthefsUnfOrtunates
Artificial Legs, Arms & Clutches.
GREAT IMPROVEMENTS IN THEIR MAN,
UFACTURE.

FTER SEVERAL YEARS EX.I
n PERIENCE in the manufacture OF Artl,
fetal Arms, Legs and Clutches the undersigned
fatters himself that he is now able to give en-
tire satisfaction TO all those needing any thing
in his line. He warrants his articles 70 De as
seryiceable durable and light as can De manu-
factured; as evidence he refers to the following
voluntary certificates: u
To Charles Behler. Agent Whseling:
Us. GENERAL HOSPITAL, !
WHEELING W. Va, April 18th, 1868. J
take pleasure In stating to you that have
carefully examined the Artificial Legs manu-
featured by Lombard Legran, and for which you
are agent. For simplicity OF construction as
well as durability and convenience have never
seen ANYTHING to equal them, and Therefore
cheerfuily recommend them to any who are I'M.
fortunate enough to need artificial limbs
Very respectfully your oeedient servant
A. A. Surgeon, Q. S. A, in charge.
WHEEEG, ". Va, April 9th, 1865.
have ca efully examined the Artificial Legs
of Leonhard Legran, and find them simple IN
their construction, of good workmanship, light
and very substantially made. They Will DC
quite az serviceabe as any artificial legs In use,
and on account of their simplicity and strength
less liable to need repairs. cheerfully recon-.
mend them to any who may need artificial limbs.
-, ... JOHN FRISSELL,
A, A Surgeon, q. s. A.
WHEELING, W. Va, April 26th, 1865.
The Artificial Legs offered for sale by Charles
Behler Agent. can recommend Tor the follow
ing advantages: simplicity in structure, strength
of material and economy in price.
Respectfully, X. W. HAALEII.
Surgeon Board of Enrolment.
It affords me much pleasure to state that Leon
hard Legran, corner of East Commons. Allie
pheny, has furnished me with an artificial leg,
that can use well, after one weeks using L
cheerfully recommend to all who are unfortunate
enough to need one 70 give him call:
LEWIS RAMLEY,
Springdale, Allegheny county Pa.
For further particulars call on, OF address,
LEONHARD LEGRAN,
No. 90 Ohio Street, Allegheny City, Pa,
Or. CHARLES BEHLER, Agent.
my4 Monroe Street Wheeling, w, Va.
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ra CLAIM AGENTS.
r. MaHALL& CO.,
Government Claim, Agents,

Coz TIN sad streets. WASHINGTON CITY
MR.. HALL,yHAs BEEN sRXA1lI.
MI, NER If Pensions and other claims In; the
Departments,, has resigned, and offers to prose
Que n kinds q claims before the Pension Once
andzn ofhea iHGpartments, Mill settle lo6fcexR.
acnoanta 60 Cur advantages; are, supgriors.-
Raferto Hon. j. Y Usher, Secretary Of INTERIOR,
Hon D. p Holloytey. Com. Of Patents and Sens
stsyy 8gsQn, Lanv. ChaDdlsk Sps&ker Cel0x,
sn41eAoeh - H2lzs 81 9s00a's0b
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-05-08

SUMMERS BODY GUARD has been re
moved and he despairs no longer OF his
life being taken at the hands of foul as
sassins. According to the Springfield
Republican, the two suspicious looking
characters who called at his lodgings and
anxiously inquired for him. turned out
to be his fellow congressman Dawes and
Gooch. Thus is another canard explod-
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