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90 farmsrs ano OTHERS.
GRAPE VINES.


GRAPE VINES.
IONA AND ISRAELLA VINES
AT WHOLESALE RATES TO CLUBS and CnI"r T."
TUAN AT AUCTION.
,.u edition fhf,b, of OUR NATIVE VINES" with
ncb new and important. matter and also fine Engraving o
an Iona Vine in brsrug years DID, illustrating one oil tbs
bes. aud most simple methods Of training.
Ir CONTAINS ALSO
THE, PRESENT AND FUTURE or AMERICAN CRAZE
CULTURE IN GARDEN AND VINEYARD.
II swer. the following very pertinent questions WIN an
sray Of f.cts and reports OF Committees from all par
Of the country that a great interest to all VINO oe'e
~ crane, grown In the open ground. under simple cuhva
ton as good and beautiful tbs beet foreign kinds so"
under glass -
m, on.,,iop. are Have the representations th's wers
made the hardness and excellence OF the Iona anu
Israeli, wien they wer first offered for sale and which then
appesred eI,raynsan been fully justified by experience
Did these epresentaons In arypdrteutnr 'p'' OF oa
they 6u ,aoy, Of setting forth the bH ms OF these kd'
believe all who read ts pan phet vii hnd oil suucien'
interest and importance to compensate Tor toe 'As s
attention.
!, ia sent for three cent stamp.
also commend to tho attention Of all tho Club propositions
by which every person who deres TO purchase vines Gun
obtain them at wholesale rates emos without cost OF ush
poraon and the reception of the plants In perfect order n
all case. guaranteed. Cub propositions sent without cost
yith pamphlet and priceb,. when requested
invite all Interested In the purchase Of vince TO vs my
puce lions .snd end show dealers and SCENTS for clubs
that my regularly established prices ARE cHEAPER orAIiri
oossIprRED THAN TnosK AT ArcTioS have several
bouands green cuttings Of e1ceen, quality ih't~i u
found very cheap for special purposs and many oi def"
rdes 10, named In the psce List that are worthy OF per'ona
Inspection by those buying In quantity All eef Of inquiry
promptly answered W. oDNr
ros. I.,xp (near Peek.kiill Wes,cb-ster Co, n. l.
A GRICULTURAI. Drain Tile, Glazed stone
~ w,re S-wcr rioe. Flooring. Oven and niou'e
Tir. Fi-r Rfick. thlmnr Yl,rs Ic. &c Drpot o.
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OFFICIAL JOURNAL
" OF 1Hs
STATE AND CITY.

THE MONTGOMERY DAILY MAIL
large political commercial aud financial new'paPcr pub
li.'ed in the City Of Montgomery, An
As an advertising medium THE MAIL is not e1
celed BY any paper in the south. u tst sn eI'
teus,ye circnlaio end bciue old established Journal
aud the ohcia papcf o tie state Of Alabama and
CITY of read by oil classes adds additional a.
fractions to the business world Merchants snd shet' viii
therefore, md TIE MAlLa most excellent mednm tlions
which to IeIcI the public. Addles. GlBSON "hii'
FIELD. Proprietcrs. Mon yomcry Ala
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GREAT SALE of COUNTRY PROPERTY

~ WlTHIN thirty MILES or THE CRY.
frfsrp,ory lr f0rrcl thy order OF the Su'
prrnr Court # Queen. County. H. 3D. OF valuable REAL Es
iATE vii t4ie pace va ASTORIA Qureus County /. /.
ocnck thr 10th day ol November 1853 This estate
+ IDyds Seek Qeru. County, L. and 90 Long Island
Sound comp ns nbou, 80 elevation sboys tide
90 b. leo feet. iips magnificent view. Of tive dn,rrn'
blde % Cleared hnd ID klJ wood aud b5
n0wir and in nc order f3 acres; about 100 10
rh r-siur-. heavily tnbrtod with great va-,y OF trees,
including of young locust Aersr auHpy hi Tor
cord wood uny thousand railroad ties swell t@c aph
s osks AID chesinni coutanng from two TO four cord,
rr aud cItrcnely vaul5e for shp TIMBER many miles
tr fin grJ nth splendid forest Ices Lake taumto
this 1h-Tc two miles oi bold water
ffo- with white gravel bfaclrs un-urpass'd advantages for
b. Anr shing aid yncLng the soil OF quk and strong
qu ard very productive, rich In nin-ra resources such
1fur suc IRE ssds white gravel for roofing white por
crut clsys, aId al IN large qnsnt'lss climate perfectly
hctily free from rIilemic Of every tind fully supplied
viii spne Of son waer ~ miles from Nrwiors City dock
on inc prnyrF,y With daily boat city two raroadr,
itrcr VII run neff this place. hss mile rac"caurrc.
wft rubbing boule, Wts rscass sni nne well attached
IT, .fsmboit pl, Roy leaves Ciiharue slip, New York.
Lloyaf pjcA Llrslssud Railroad viii oouyy parties to
ffu.d..cu and u Ucc hy caffare 20 l.oyd's Neck.
Scr title. &C.. irqpifr 81 T. BUCHANAN HENRY esq.
No 70 Nali-.t I'd Of RICHARD OOURMAN eco, No. 8
Pi.s-f for M L. and other puiteulafs. OF kOSEWELL
UEAtE' eco. 20 Iter,.rst
Iurher iaqu.s BE- made OF d. Alexander H. Stevens
! L'oyds Ne. iu ioHn 4. kng Jimsico l.. l. Admiral
ave. br Levi Ives No - ,hrntors-.t Rev. Father
Stare Arch copa re.id,nce r., Father Loyxnnrr No
A. Ws.t tee.Est or iierly Lloyd, esq tho adjouiag
+. -liN'. -..-
Iur elners Sylvan Gave trd Syyan Shore leave Peck.
slip iet Astoria he Place o! satl sesfTs times daily.
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Neai estate for Sale.

ATNo. 3l9 FOURTH. AyE.-Ofice hours io
"A tot DAY pALMEEs PRiHTED I LIST LIZ q CITY 'hs no
,.a aon nss,onsi application BY mail lfrse. Every
Ownsr Landlord. Seller or Buyer should have
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HARrER B BROTHERS


have just published:
CAN you FORGIVE HERl BY ASrsoSY Iholioft
fNn Med by HABIor X. BROWNE. eyo, feper 81 'V O0n'
81.
THE STORY OF THE GREAT MARCH; Diary 0'
Gen Sherman smpsigu through Georga and the Oai0ns
By Brevet-Major GRoRaK WARp NICHOLS Aid de'0anp 10
Beu She-msu. With Map aud numerous Illustrations ana
m Appendix containing oici Reports by MaoT'Gen sheT
man. Qusrternaser and Ccuaissary Reports Nc Twenty
second Edition l2rDo. Clotn peveled Edges, So
DRAPERS AMERICAN CIVIL POLICY Thoughts on
the Future Civil Policy of America BY JOHN WILLIAM
DRAPER n D.. LII D.. Author Of Tfcsse on hu'nan
Physioogy and History Of the Intellectual Development
e,Europe" Crown ovo, Co'h Beyeed Edges. 81 90
THE OIL REGIONS OF PENNSYLVANIA; Showing
where Petroleum is found how is Obtained ana ct what
Cost. With Hints for whom it may Concern. Il, WILLIAM
WRIGHT l2no. Cloth, s %.
CARRYS CONFESSION. By The Authof o. Matte
sStray." 8yo.. Pape-, IS cents.
BRACKETS UNITED STATES CAVALRY. History
Of the United States Cavalry fon the Formation Of the
Federal to the 1T of June 1862 To which IS
added Lis, OF all Cavalry Regiments, with the Names OF
their commanders which have been in the United States
Service since the breaking Of The Rebellion by ALBERT
q. BnAcKRTT, Brevet Colonel United Suites Army With
Illustrations. l,mo., Cloth, Bereled Ed:as, %l7s
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-09
Htal Gstate for Gale.

VINHE GENERAL SOUTHERN m Ian, as !.
i AGENCY has sc,aAIly on h~d over ',oV''~ .' =,
LANDS 70. SALE or LEASE IN the Southern S's@H :"
,.e,, 10 suit purchasers Title. good ard not liable 70 '''"'
cation.
Apply for caiaicsuesG
KEMP p. BATTLE. secre'~y'
AUTHORIZED RgYgRsSOEs
PETER COOPER. esq. EowYork
LAY COOKE esl. Phladsphs ,
Ui. Ercellrncy Gov. HOLDEN Of North Cs,9na~
"A LOW Pres Chamber x Commerce, N L.
Fr Gov BROWN Of Georgia
GFO H. STUART. esq. Philadelphla
FIt;oy BROOMH o. Florida.
Col NJ C. FULTON. Athens, Ga
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LNOR SALE-Onc Of the most superb ana
4 costly RESIDENCES IN this city e hous", furni,Hie'
,bc and round. known No. $50 Wes' Twenty third IT,
betu Esh and Ninth now offered Tor sale oay u
consequence the owner iesyins the o,rntry.
The borse stone front, wrh windows hnn oay
window. on the side opening ss sp1 ground. viii All
,,rusiyr view through Twrnrytuire 4. Tho house "
bni with rra, care wilou, fegud t. cost, and hnhc1
AIMED .nd decor, ed :, e hishc,t f,yle Of art ~ the
o., rcr.-o aud sefu manurr ~, Of the BEDROOMS az"
lined W the hsvrsi satin sud sk On the psrof hooF me
cone~s snd woodwork ali Of tie richest esrvn:'n OAK
and srs walnut .olid black w,ugt doors. walls p'ued IN
Tie %, costly uanner the artist, having been eight months Al
work on thrm. ,,, =
The fnnfare Of the hesyiest carved bl,ck osk
made 10 order End co.y sny made n the county Ibr
loor covered with the richest and hessie imported
r.~t The criars uud al spPuinim'nis are Tue
that could be pufchascd The ground. are oto re "h
hf.t tah, tih.fdroom and cousefyaoTy on lwchy
iouri Thorc several piece, Of very Tine "aibo sAu
a. the giorud.
III. whor r.sbshnrn IA nov offered Tor 'A". inciaiins
fcrniurr silver linen book, pictures ho.' earrsse. &C.
Sc. The housr be by p~r.ons d'iuE 10 purchase
briwrrn the honf. Of O and O'Clock, OILY BY Permission
from tho ssenL Apply 10 - en-,
tj7l HOMER MpItoAN, NO EIlhe -
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-09

VNHE HORACE WATERS Grand, Square.
L and Upright PIANOS. NELoDEONS HkRMO
NUNS and CABINET ORGANS Wholesale and retail 81
c.d price. To ct ard rent alowetif purchased Monthly
p,ymsns received (of the ane Second hand psnos bar
ca rs from So to s22a Factory and waIrrJous No $si
Broldway a.n paid secondhand PlsnoS Pianos tuned
and repaired, boxed and shipped.
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HANDSOME RESIUENCE III 'Ho 80 -
~ n.r, az the city of Hartford c. All modern Improve
ment large 10, Allied with Fruit Flowers and shaar' "" " II,
Stable ana oil Ia good repair completely fnin'sn',
pos session. 20 exchange for good House w Wv
York or suburbs Al Mott Haven for SALE, one or sg oo
uOIfSFSi al Paterson. good HOUSE and SloM; ni;p a.
LING HOUSES ard tho beat FARM in that oSs ~
CLropec Falls Mas. large snd pr9speI9,gl,p WaRE
HOUSE. WHARF PROPERTY. COTTAGE ana W "a
BUILDINGS FARMS in NewJcr'cy Tor sale W.T. 81 20
20 90 Acres, In anis Eris County Farm Oh
Acres, Farm. In Co.neccu, near any and all OF he c
with rom 30 10 zoo Acres Timber Land, IN IN Ti,os:
pms 4, exchange LOTS IN New. York snd broos{n
HOUSES IN Ncw.Yok from $4,000 70 Slog" ~
and u1iruisled; large number OF HOUSES IN % IND
ds.cp,ion at once toA splendid Resdence nstu our ~
Buildings ard 10 Acres at NewIk)-h L. hipLh' Nv -
UroadwAy Room No. 81.
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EOR SALE - The four-story brown-stone
HOUSE. hsh s,oop with sl the modern improyem ui',
With without ilmi'us NO il Wrs FORTY lourtit be-
tween SiIha,c AID Brosdwsys very desirable location
po.scsdur Dec. l. Aply tio PREMISE.
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alOUIUEHN LANDING offer for SALE, n
y vry handsome erie FARM Of 0i2 acres. iu Loudon
Couu;y Va y.san Bul Run and watcTed by s branches,
go ne In gIhs 272 IN heavy timber substantial butt
dvehr With af NJ comfort aboi II, Fences IN good
pair. st1ltsi wilu tive miles Of two railroads. Surfacr 10
irnd,1Lr ind IT. bers number grsss farm
Ifc Offered > 73per acre before the will
se fo $50 with irri., TO suit Address JEILIfF BROS
Il 'ni 30. y, Law Buildings Bait. Sid
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~ st cri-s cose estate on the Morn. ana 80 80.
Railroad 20 nj e from Now York three minutes ron D os
con.ny Of ,cre with fine od mansion. sufio IA led J,
ma ncrous shade tTecs Particulars with a. sEhoEhNi
no. IS Wal -.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-09

EOR SALE-on the Iiuds"n--about u
ACRES Handsomely si'natcd the nver. comnianips
one Of thr finest between New fott aud Ahiny 10
o.p.br ~ d~6ni. would skr hsnds2me
usr- wh mod trpens~. u wond eccomndate f1ni
p,Tic. wsrs build logrh b-re brigs tour hsnd.'n.
Piuoa., Ncw-iofk.
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" RAEaRE BRoTHEEs viii send the etove books by
mail postage paid to any part OF the United States On receipt
Of the price
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furniture.

| =
DEDROOM ENAMELED FURNITURE ~
Dwafrsn.d msnu'seurs ALo solid Lhcstuu. AID Walnut
Chamber Sui.e. plain and ornsntn'al at r. =. FhRRl Nd
IONS. 800 Csnsf.t. opposite Noo.-t EsisbEhe5 ljiJ
DEDSTEADS.- S.-TROY and ROUND COR.
ID HERS, COTTAGE bnd SEBpENTlNE PANELS, 81
III sizes constantly hand st the Factory For sale by "
H. SACRLTF yR.. No 31 fighihft near Av,nue ID. NJ !.
ENAMELED CHAMBER FURNITURE
IL The beet assortment Of FNAMELED FURNITURE, n
si coors md styles. Walnut aud Chestnut Psu snd Ornt
mental iu Suites Wholesale and EetaL Also, fsttesses
and Pata.eA WARREN WARD, No III Cen,s
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-09

HARLEM CORNER LOT for SALE-One.
hundred and.lrt,l 9Th IT, (eo fceD street and SiIh.
lyr Pdoe $500. 4 THEADN ELB No. 100 Chambrisst.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-09

A CRICULTURAI. Drain Tile, Glazed Stone
~ w,re S-wer poe. Flooring. Oven aud 0reen-liou'e
Tiles Fis. Bricks. Chimney ops Vars &c Depot OF
Lo,c Island Pottery No. al Pearl /, n l. hd" H. 0u''
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'VO THE CITIZENS OF THE NORTH

V'O TIE CITIZENS OF THE NORTH.
l wishing to settle or purchase FARMS or LANDS In
TENNESSEE. Tie unaer'isncd has opened ofnos in
aIureesborou.h Mid e Tennessee for tbs purchase Of
REAL ESTATE.
The climate l. OF tho best under the SUM- the Winters
are very ,ho the soil t. lmsons the pasurise very Hne
the be. stock countries IL the world; the stoct
will live th ia Winter without feeding. The soil l. well
adapted the .sug OF cotton wheat, corn aud IN fast all
the small yRinl Person, wishing TO purchase lands will ad
drU o. &. MORGAN. Real E.tNe Asent. MuIf.esborough
euretsec closing bvo dollar bi!l on receipt which
b. sil srnd by ma ia, address printed eircu OF tho
Farms ior sss with price Ac With general description Of
the country, sou, climate. timber, &c. q. c. MORGAN.
URrgRESCM
Hon. Judge T.. L. uouyyIx. ksw.Ca
. Cot u y. kIConB. krw-Casuo.
Hon. Wn STKwAnr, Mofc~t
lion. VIZ. v. LiAnE. Mssdvlc Crawford c.
UsSRI kAlu ~ Il. SyIAus riAbneL
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EOR SALE-Six HOUSES and LOTS in
6r~enr.,i. north II Bceeiersi. Apply TO CHks. DU
sENBLhRi. a. Tuokshoc, or Of ALLEN & BROWN, No.
D. lfbadwsv.
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Mem Publications.
TARpER g. BROTHERS. NRw-YoRK,
Publish this Day

TARpER g. BROTHERS. NKw-YoRx,
Publish this Day
PRISON LIFE IN THE SOUTH;
RICHMOND. MACON, SAVANNAH. CHARLLsioS'
coIrMgIA CHAPLOTE RALEIGH
GOLDsBOROuGh.
ANDERSONElLtE
Daring the Years 1864 and l5o'
BY A. D. ABBOTT.
AIT. ,iyurEyAsT TIRsr ssw-Yohk DRAGONS
llustreted.
I'm. Cloth. Bevelcd Edges. 81
From The Chicago Evening journal
er,st;ops Of the Win TRIAL. and the atrocities COM
a, Audersonvc brought 10 light are all Hung INTO te
,,a. bv new book Just issued by the srpe Ii is called
"Prou Life Ia the souho It's full Of graphic Illustrations
s,di written in a style that stirs the blood
From The Brooklyn Times,
Told in simple but elective language Every page bears in
terrsl uarAs of authenticity
H.
CARLYLE'S FREDERICK THE GREAT.
HISTORY OF FRIEDRICH H., called Frederick the
Oreat by THOMAS CARLYLE Author Of i" History OF the
French evolution" "Ohyer Cromwell" &C. No.N VIII
Psryai; and Msps. l2mO, Cloth. 81
HARPER BROTHERS
VIII Publi.h on Saturday:
OUR MUTUAL FRIEND.
A NOVEL.
BY CHARES DICKENS.
WITH ILLusrRA1IoSs By MARCUS STosr
Complete in two parts, Paper price VI.
Complete in one vol. Cloth, price 81 81
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THE WEBER PIANO.FORTE

4 Is called tie BEST INSTRUMENT MADE by al the
leading musicians OF this city and el.ewbeEs Il pronounced
BY tie National PrnOs Association sner stri in heu
rooms with the h. manufacturers % ths country eninen,
tie BEST PIANO IN AMERICA si u,si by the Con'erva
tory Of Music other hi music sshoo, altogether bcsoss
thelr immense power eqaaiy ssee,nes. aud bIancy
touc elastic touch and gr-a, durability.
wAHERooMS. No t,a + soome -s,., Broadway.
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LACTORlES tor SALE in Newark, n. j.
One large story brick. sbeu 100 feet square, With Is
lofrc power rugiue Os With 10 hOr.e power engine Cen
80, std well hated. Apply 70 A. n. BROWN, No. 81!
bftld,i Newark, n. J.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-09

rINHE National Conservatory for Musical In.
siruction open sor he reception OF pupil. al their
Rooms No l32 East Thiecn'hs, EDvD. MoLLESHAuHR
Suscal Director John C. White Secy send Tor Crcuar.
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Drn Goods.

A LARGE and elegant assortment OF Fall and
~ Wuter Paris MILLINERY. Of the best s'yles and
shares Also Jockey Hud Riding n ATS in good variety now
rcaG : N ". SIMIONS.s No. %. Bro.dway.
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nNHE RUTGERS FEMALE INSTITUTE,
i No. 4s7. 4se. 4sl FltTH.AvE., EEw-YoRK
will reopen WEDNESDAY, Sept, ~.
II. NJ PIERCE, President.
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gnstructton.

A NTHONs (Mr GEO. CD CLASSICAL,
~ vRrycu and EN0LIsH SCHOOL. with PRIMARY
NT aud OYA'AsIUM. No. 7i2 fithave, cor
It, op-n from \ . n. to 2. p. H.
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MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE

'NHE ENGLISH, FRENCH and CLASSICAL
L sCnooL Of DIR = BSRTHET sud B. uRAMAN.
open lpth No. go Broadway There is Gym
ua.iunl FOR circulars, apply al LoCKwooDS, No. al
Broadway
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6cIp Uantso.

CALESMAN wANTED--By n Cash Hosiery.
10 White Goods aud Yankee Notion touse fAusns~ment
take eject from L., Jan.D One having rood Western "a
near by tisde may address Box No 2f7b PostOnrr.
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LNOR SALE-Wiih immediate possession
i Three new BRICK HOUSES (of block Of srli story
bss-tret, mi 1bcssr complete with sn the modern i
r-oyrn-nfs locs,icn Ninrtyihrdst. between Third am
Foari svc. QUO o. the NOS. pleasant the Island Term
easy. lLquIr. n . - -o 81,
GROROE w BRALE. No'. ie9 and l1o futon.t
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siiuations Wanteb.

TJIGUER ana lower English branches thor
III oushy Couposition. Piano Singing vossls,siSS
Dnwinsi at home, or " resident OF visiting
seven 1su. rrperience and highest tsssimosmh Terms
modersts Address Boz No. %. Station o.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-09

. A MER. SCHOOL INST.,' founded lcoo,
IA ia reliable Edu cahonl Burrsn.
FOR oil who ,eek will qurl he'd ,-sc IRIS
For aiding teachers 10 secure suitable po"hons
For erytSo Parents infprnltion OF good Schooa
For a., ins and r,ntir School Propertie' .
- All teacher, snould have Apph' alton FORM. -,
rJ- Eyery Fducniar should American EtacstionA
Monthly Specim~u. by msi for 10 cents.
4 ~ sCaFRMEHHORS Ac;uafy No. 10 Grind's'
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-09

w gentleman who has had sevrts year. experience .
NEWSPAPER CORRESPONDENT ~ Wsshinstou. would
- 70 AXE an arrangement with responsible journal Tor
the approaching Winter Would be willing 10 Furnish 10
tue Country fies upon rei'onshe terms Address
S W W care Of Tho. N. Rocker. Tribune Ofice, N. y.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-16

w o,a
'',n oF \ CoTEaRoRARH 1--WE si'
named to announce. thls hlol'''"s'
u" th fMr William Bu. Smith, Lo
rl;,,r Of the Wheeling Iate'f'ge"ce'
taken i'll about ten days ago WIFI
l;J fever, and died at the Grant
IN this city, yesterday Afternoon
'' nr hall:past two o'clock. HIS remains
~" ,,len 70 Cambridge to-day tof IN
,nrnt .i,a IF c,n,,,riJur
VI nJ ot the time of his death was
w.. ,,,enty-nine years of age. He be-
-. career in the newspaper business
=" ,ompositor in one of the printing
in cambridge and, subsequently,
.1 his trade in GAINESVILLE. lie
70 this city about ten years ago anu
IA = situation as composition in the
,ttice. After working at the case
,roLout six months, he employ
! ocal Editor of the Times, and held
finn until 1861 or -, when he
80 connected, in the same capacity,
i the MttHigeRcer, which position he
Hat the time ofhis death. As a writer
smith was ready and smooth, and
.,ed much more polish and versa
than is usual among persons who
MT possessed OF the advantage OF a
.,,l education. lie had a keen sense
l.. mdicrous and his pen was very
...,ful in conveying to others the
morons conceptions which he enjoyed.
,,,. also very active in the discharge
a.. ,rnropriate duties of his office
! ,,rrishrd daily an interesting and
.,,,r column of local news Socially
/ ,, most Genial companion and had
cached to himself many warm ana de-
\ - friends lie was generous and
Jhe,rted in all his intercourse with
s.,ow men and arerse t" wonnding
Ave feeling, of til, h"mbIeet of his asso-
ciates
He has been stricken down in the ear
ly prime of his manhood, and his life,
,birb MIGHT have been reerof much
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-16

NEGROES ON A RAMPAGE.-About two
weeks ago we published an account of a
negro mob which took place at Bridge
port, in which melee one white man and
two negroes were shot. Yesterday after
noon q white man named Poole came
over from Bridgeport with a. wagon load
of goods, and when returning home, he
was set upon by several negroes who
compelled him to take refuge in the
store of Mr.. Hutchinson, on Main street,
where he was taken upstairs and lockedin
aroom for safe keeping. While Poole was
locked up, several negroes armed with
revolvers, came up in front of the store
and swore they would kill him, as he had
fred upon them in Bridgeport. The dar-
kies were kept at bay for about half an
hour. when squad of fifteen men, armed
with revolvers, came over from Bridge
mort and rescued Poole from the infuria-
fed Jarkies- who numbered about ten
men. The affair created considerable ex-
element, and had the negroes attempt
ed TO harm Poole when his friends came
over for him. blood would undoubtedly
have been she'd We are surprised to learn
that the negroes were not arrested by
our city police.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-16

The JEWISH FESTIVAL OF PURm.-
How IT WAS OBSERVED Sunday last
was the two Thousand two hundred and
Seventeenth anniversary of the deliver
alcr of the Jews from the fate reserved
hr them by Hannah, grand Vi2ier of the
Kng AShasurcs The history relating
1.-THE origin of the festival and the pc
clhar circumstances which led to It's in
sitution are fully described in the Book
Of Esther This holiday is regarded rs
one of the few on which the Jews all
over the world make merry and conse-
cate to general feelings Of mirth and
JOY On Saturday evening all the syna-
,ogucS we're brilliantly lighted and filled
With numerous ISraeltes. The feature
II the services is the reading or rather
.Otoning of Mcgillah or Book of Esther.
which is heard completely through the
aggregation joining with the reader in
Ieeltiug certain passages. 1t Is custom
uy To freely distribute alnS To needy Is
raehtes, while presents are exchanged
throughout the family circle. In most
Iamihes there is general gathering OF
the members, and the day is devoted to
hIlarity At night there are tables set,
similar 10 New Years. III most of the res
'dences of the wealthy Israelites 1t is
the custom of the young people of both
sexes to form masquerade surprise-par-
ties, and visit the houses of their friends
at late hour en- ma>qpc This custom
was carried ont TO a considerable extent
this year, much to the advantage of sta
Die proprietors. With this festival the
Jewish bakers commence the baking of
Aatsoh or unleavened bread, for Pass
over Use, which occurs four weeks from
Purim
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-16

The WHARF BuATQUEsTIoN.-A great
mistake ON this all important question
va. made in the Second Branch of Coun-
Gil on Tuesday evening A resolution
permitting the owner at the wharf boat
4 10 keep their boat AT the point where
1t now lies wa, passed 10y the Second
Branch and sent t0 the FrSt Branch
where 1t was also passed The FIRST
BTansh sent Il message To the Second
Branch announcing its concurrence III
the action of the latter body. but the
Chairman misunderstood the annonnce'
ment and stated that the FIRST Branch
had refused to concur, whe renP"n the
Second Branch laid the resolution upon
The table The resolution was passed 10y
both branches of Council, and of course
5 as effective if laid upon the table rs II
would have been had not that action
been taken.