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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-14

IMPORTANT TO TBE SICK. We invite our
readers to a careful perusal Of DR.. Easterlys S
me ical advertisements which caT be seen
in our co!ums this do" DR.. Easterly's pre-
parations are staauard remedies and are
very celebrated and popular throughout the
grea, North west We refer {, DR.. Easter
ly's Iodine and Sarsaparila, DIR. Carter's
Cough Balsanl, Dr. Baker Specific and DR..
Marks Syphilitic Cure. These preparations
have been in general use for the last ten
years. and are known to be infallible RENE
dies for the diseases they are recommended
to cure. We advise the afflicted to give them
a trial. Orders addressed to Or Z. Easterly
4 Co., st. Louis, or Dr.. Easterly, No. g9,
Madison street Chicago, Illinois, will be
promptly filled and forwarded BY Express to
oil parts Of the United States. d. w6m
Go TO THE BEsr.-Go to Bryant, Strat.
ton 4 Merrill's Davenport Commercial Go.
lege, to get thorough practical business
education, or to becoue good sound telc-
graph operator. For circulars address Ten
closing staIups) Bryant, Stratton l. Merrill,
Davenport, Iowa. dwly.
BUSINESS EDUCATION FOR DISABLED SOL
DlERS.-EXtTaOrulnary Inducements offered
to disabled Union soldiers who desire to OBJ
tain q thorough commercial education, At
BsYauk, Stratton 4 Merriil's Commercial
College, Davenport Always 90 to the
best. Send for circular myis-dw
Scorr DIVISION No. /, Sons Of Temper
ancc, meets every Friday evening at seven
o'clock in their hall over State Bank. cor
ner Sd and Brady streets. jan 6-d&wly
The Stomach prepares the elements Of the
bile and the blood; and if il does the work
feebly and imperfsctly, Liver Disease is the
certain result. A seoN, therefore, IS any
affection Of the Liver Is perceived, we may
be sura that the digestive organs are out Of
ozler The flrst thing to be done is to ad
ministsra specific which will act directly up
on The Slomaeh-the handspring Of the an
imsl iuabainssy. For this purpose We cAn
reeommdnd Hoodand's German Bitters, pre-
pared BY. Dr.. G. M!Jackse1, ~ Jones 3 ~
ans, Philadelphia. Acting q IN Alternative
end tonic, it Strengthens de digestion,
changes the condition 0f tie b)eed, -
thereby kives tegdlsfity to the 606el5. f6f
aale BY Drussists and Dealers ssnefelly.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-14

REMOVED. Eldridge & Moser have re
moved their mandatory from Nicholl' S
Block to cOmmodious rooms above the Post
OGicc This entcrprising firm turns out
more good cigars in a day than any other in
town, and disposes ofthem at cheaper rates.
Save liberal per centages by giving them q
cali.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-14
FURNISHED ROOM,

No 8 Furnished room for rent, for geatle
man. also room un',unishcd- good roc ms
in the business pnrt OF the city.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-14

A bachelor and . young lady bought
some tickets in partnership in lottery at
tn" recent Sanitary Fair at Milwaukee, agree
ing to divide the proceeds equally. They
drew double beds,cad, a baby crib, and =
lunch laskct
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-14

SssT TO JAIL.-The examination Of Jas
Foster, the man who stole $90O from deck
passenger on the steamer Canada, was con
cluded on Saturday evening 1be cdlprh
was sent TO lall
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-14

BASkING.-Those Of our readers who may
have dealings IN Boston will do well to
overlook the advertisement of Jas. W Da
Wis, Banker, under the head of Banking
and Exchange, in another column. This
gentleman has the best of references ard
does business promptly, nonorably and cor
rectly. No % State street, Boston, Mass
achusetts.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-14

Ar Cost A lot of Baby Carnage at
Jones', Brady street between 4th and 9th.
j. 7. TEMPLE, Florist, cor. 4th aid Main
SIS, fruit and ornamental trees ,ny26 ly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-14

a man in New York City q few dVssnec
retired to his wood shcd. and committed SUI
eide by nearly sevcriug his head from his
body with butchers clraver IN health
is assigned as tn, cause timely use Of
Pinkerons Wahoo and callsaya Bitters,
would have certainly prevented this terri
bic allnir, by lmparting tone and vIgor to
the body, and producing a heaithful and
cheerful condition Of the mind They DO it
every time. For sale everywhere aagf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-14
TEARS OF SYMPATHY.

One Of the strongest evidences Of ,hc
wonderful curative properties Aliens Lung
Balsam, is that Physicians are using it in
their practice, where their own prescriptions
have failed
For sale hy F. S BALLoRD
Also, By the Dealers in Family Nediciats
generally.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-02

gave me $50, 900 in ten cent pieces when
wuz in Canady. Do want to go to
Congress agin3 Mol mol mol shood
be dumb, for the main-spring nv my
elokence lies heEeP and taken the jack
knife, he immersed It In his bowles, and
fell across Peerse.
. eOld Jeemes Bookannon, and VoOr-
heese, and Brite, and Florence, and In
fact, all the leaders NV the party, North,
to the number NV suthin over 200, KUN
up, and, each making q. short orashnn,
stuck themselves with the jaclC-knife,
fallin across each other, as c0rd-woOd Is
piled"
Butluclcily for our Democratic fell
low-citizens this was all dream. The
negro still lives to furnish capital for
their party, and the patriotic statesmen
who slew themselves in Nasby's vision
still live to cheer and to console the
party.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-02
Election Returns.

We see by theParkersburg Times that
Hon. E. 8. AIahon is elected to the Sem
ate from that district, beating Major
Brown about four hundred votes. Mr..
AIahon is an ex-member of the Senate,
and is well known foi his unconditional
and uncompromising Unionism all
through the war. He had the sympa-
thy of a decided majority OF our Union
people in Wood, jackson, Writ, Roane,
Calhoun and Gilmer, Notwithstanding
Mr.. Brown received the nomfnationoVeF
him In the Parkersburg Convention.
He wRs believed TO have been entitled
TO the nomination by reason of his ser
vices and his record. Hence his tri-
umph now ut the polls.
We append the following news and
news matters from different counties in
regard TO the late election:
Our friends Spencer and Williamson,
have good wholesome majoritieS for the
House of Delegates in Wood and Pleas
ants counties.
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wHAr it is to be a rich ladv,s oov,
when the cattle disease is raging Is
made known by the English paSers
which tells us OF the treatment ~ two
ofMiss Burdett Couttss fine herd. : In
the course Of week, aner a renowned
veterinary surgeon tookthem in charge
ne poured down their threats eight bot
ties Of whisky, twelve bottlesof brandy,
thirty bottles OF port wine and other
strong drinks. We arc amid that
some OF the human race win be coming
down with the pleuro- pneumonia Of
TiEdeyPeSt, II such Is the remedy. we
may add that one of the COWS died in !
fit of delirium tremens, the other ne
covered, but acted very much as a mar
does when he has been Carrying a bricl
inlhis hat. tits understood TINT bb.o6Si
farmers in England generally do M,
follow the practice Of Miss coutt,s snr
geOn. sts5 - -,
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A CELEBRATED pork contractor for
the Federal army presented himself a
short time back at asculptor's atelier In
Rome, and stated his intention of send
ing durable memento of himself to
adorn his native place in America.-
With an amiable candor he explained
tothe artist that he had begun life as a
poor boy selling matches, and by lucky
speculattons had attained his present
gigantic greatness. 1Now.n he com
tinued, GIVE seen a muniment in this
city as suits my views to a nicety. a
KINDER column with little figgers rum
MIN up all round It, and a chap at the
top" Irnjan's column" suggests the
artist. P,raps it may be; an5 I wish
you 70 scuiP me jest such another, a
woEkin' out the whole o. my biograff.
beginning at the bottom with n boy sci,
y I'm matches ate and then keep on winding
T. up till It ends with me in an easy at
tttood at the top l'-PdriS Lettey 10 t6e
London Ielegrdph.
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Settlement.
Dyspepsia and Fits

FIts-A SURE CURE FOR THESE DIS
treSsing complaints Is now made
Rtta-known In 9 treatise on Foreign and
Motive Herbal preparations publislI-
E1ts-ed by Dr: .. PHELPS BROWN. The
prescription WnS furnished him
Ftts-ln such pruyideh tinl manner that lie
cannot conscientiously refuse TO make
FttR-it KNOWN as Il has cured eyery6oJiy
who has used Il never having fafled Ia
Etts-a single clse. 1t Is equally sure In cases
.s--oI nus as Of dyspepsia; and the inRredI.
FifR-ents may DO o6tained nom any Sifile-
.-gisf. Sent free to all onreceipfo Of five
Etts-sent5 70 Prepay postage, etc. Address
Rlts-Jersey City, Nj. ocSO-8td
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MARRTED.

On the 3lst Of October. In 81. Mathews
Shurch, by Rev. Mr. Addison, Mr. JOsT:IsH ii.
SAG SIAl TO MIS- NARY NARDY. an OF Wheeling,
At 81. James Cathedral, on Wednesday
evening, November lSt lSdS by the Rev FS-
theT Holman, Can't JoHN CRAIG 10 MS
MARY A. DoRSEH, an OF this city.
With the above notice came kind remem.
braneer to the printer. That the gallant Cap
thinan his fair bride may enjoy long life and
many years Of uninterrupted matrimonial e
lieity Is our most heartfelt wish.
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The National Savings Bank
of Wheeling.
v,. TREASURY pEPARIsIEsT,


WHEREAS BY SATISFACTORILY TgvI.
w dsnce Presented to the undersigned, 1t
mas been made to appear that EsTTile5 Nn.
tionRI Savings Bank or TYI,eeISnS., -
IN me Sity OF wheeling, IN the County OF Ohio
anu state OF West Virginia. has been diulS,
organized under and according TO the TeonirS
menus "a q the act OF Congress, entitled an act
20 provide National Currency, secured by a
pledge OF United States Bonds, and to proyItie
LOT me eiEcnlation and redemption thereof
approved June Sd, 1884, and has complied with
all me provisions Of said net, required to be
complex with before commencing the bust
ness OF banking, under snid act.
Now, therefore, 1, Freeman Clark, Comp
ar3I I Of the Currency, do hereby certify that
II THE NATIONAL SAVINGSr BASR, y OF
Wheeling, In the City of Wheeling In the
county OF Ohio and State OF West Virginia,
y authorized to commence the business OF
BankinE under the act Aforesaid.
In testimony whereof Witness my hand and
seal OF once, this 18th day of October. 1855.
FREEMAN CLARK.
Oc2l-GOd No. 1871 ComntrOlleF.
In accordance with the above the National
Savings Bank Will begin bushes ON WetneS-
day. November !, 1850.
8. p. HILDRETH, Cashier.
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By the Governor ofWest Virginia
One Hundred Dollar Rev, ~, 49,,

By the Governor ofwest Virginia
One Hundred Dollars Reward ORere,I
for Escaped Convict.
HAVE BEEN NOTIFIED BYTHEJATT-
y or OF Wood county, that Mortimer w. GfI1-
91oney, under sentence OF death for the muir
yer OF Abraham Deem, escaped from the iaIl
oIsald county on the 23d instant, and Is vet At
laFge. said GibbOney answers the FOLLOWING
DESCRIPTION. -
Height, 8 feet inches; hair. dark. owes
DUG; complexion, fair; very much InnrIxe1i
win small poxi small monstache. OF sien-
ger form; and when he escaped wore black
I[eSs coat black SLOUGH hat, dark strineil
Now, therefore, by virtue of authority in
me Sested, !, Arthur ]. BoRRlIAN, Cover.
nor OF the State of West VirRinin, herehv
make known thnta reward OF One HnndrS1I
DOllars VIII be paid by the State to any 11sr
son or persons who shall arrest snid GISh6ny,
ms. 9el!ver him to the proper authorities or
- In testimony whereof i have hereunto
Is set my hand and caused the seal Of The
state to be amxed, NJ the Cnnifol in
Ok, me city of Wheeling, this 8Oth day OF
Sctober, In the year of our Lord elghtean hum
urea and sixty-hve, and Of theS State the third.
Rythe Governor: = ~ tNi4AaAN'
GRANVILLE D. HALL, sec,y. of the State.
OGoI-IRu d
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Wanted.

SIX STONE MAsoNs, TO WHOM THE
EOhlghe St wages will be paid. For further
Information call on George CrumbaclSer, East
ocSl-stS Parkersbnrg, VIVA.
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By the Governor of West Virginia.
pROCIAMATUON

HHvING RECEIVED AUTHENTIC IN
IL formation that the Exchange Bank ri
Virginia, at Weston, in the county OF Lewis.
has refused to redeem its bills or notes In PoId
and silver coin or In legal tender money OF tile
United states: - '''S
1, ARTHUR 1. FOREMAN, Governor of the
State OF West Virginin, hereby declare thai
fact, and prohibit The bills or notes OF the Ex-
change Bank OF Virginia, Mt Weston IA the
County OF Lewis to be received IN payment NJ
any money due TO the State. And the Ieefs-
lature not being in session, i hereby annOuIcp
that am Of opinion that the safety OF the
public funds require TINT no more money
should be paid to the credit of tile TrensnIy
into the said Exchange Bank OF Virginia, at
weston, ana call attention TO the fact that
hereafter twill not he lawful to pay any s1IIn
OF money ON State account into said Bank.
- Intestimony whereof, Ilave here
{ Is unto set my hand and caused the seal
OF the said State to be affixed, at the
- Capitol in the City of Wheeling fins
2Oth dny OF October in the wear az onP
Lord, eighteen hundred and sixty-fIye md
OF the State the third. ''-'N'
By the Governor: = = 'Of'f-A'AN'
Si.5y IN D. HALL. sect,y of the State.
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Boots and Shoes
FOR SAFE.
FOR SALE.

A STEAM ENGINE AND BOILER, To-
IA gether with all the fixtures, consisting of
d3 addh isS BoEng MaGnhne TgnIar Sa ana up
able for a bedstead or chair factory, all in
good order. The engine and boiler would suit
for an oil well, and will be sold separately.
1t Is situated on the corner OF Third and
Chaplin streets, Center Wheeling. The en-
CINE Is obout 8 or 10 horse power and the boil
ef 30 inches in diameter and Is feet long. For
further Information inquire OF
novl-Std&1tw9 w. RIHELDAFFER& SON.
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TAYLOR COUNTY.
GRAFToN. nov.

GRAFTON, NOV. 1. {
We have not seen the official vote of
Taylor county published yet. Captain
Bristor, Union, has a minority over
COhran, butternut, OF l39, which is n
large majority for Taylor. The rebs
and butternuts used every means to de-
feat us, but II would not work. They
put two Union men on to divide the
vote of Captain Bristor, but we saw the
trick. NEl-s T,sftF zfTTF
JACKSON COUNTY.
The vote In this county stands, (for
Senatel AIahOn 430-Brown 165-Stal-
maker 81: For House of Delegates,
Higgins (Union) 447-COleman Demo
cratl lOl.
HANCOCK CoUNTY-OFFICIAL. t
Sonata Ho. oFDeI
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Cash for Grain.

THE SUBSCRIBERS WILL PAY CASH
Il for grain delivered at their warehouse cor
ner OF Market and Quincy streets.
OCH GORRELL q CO.
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Landreth's Garden See1s

Landreth'S Garden Seeds.
TIHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE MADE Arr
Il mngements to have on hand a conDIefe
assortment OF Landreth' 4 Garden Seeds fnsIIT-
ply the Spring tr1de. We are also authoriZefl
TO receive orders from Market Gardeners and
furnish the bill direct from Landreth & Son.
All VINO may favor us with their patronage
may depend upon getting a genuine article m
lne growers prices Orders will be fille[ IN
rotation as received. Assome OF the Varieties
aLe scarce, We would urge upon all the Inn
porance OF sending In their orders carly.
GORRELIf & Co.
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For Sale.

nHE SPLENDID RESIDENCE ON MON
roe street, now occupied by Mr.. j. y. EoISt;
feet. The house possesses all the improve
ments and comforts of q inst class residence.
The law office ut present occupled Dy =, ~
and Will be sold separately or with II, as de-
sIred For terms, Sc, apply. to.
inoy2-Iw Real Estate Agent.
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RREARAE.

g p9AEeS LADIES, HA1SDAfADERREAR
e - saaNlsS do1en Philadelphia made
- shaNtsS dozen LaIiias' FFench
Soneers Hood Also, common Hooiis. fife
N9nlA Scam, &c is. RHODES.
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aKIRT MOLDERS

A MOTHER LOT OF THOSE NEWsTYLE
EAslSirt holders lust received ut
d. NICOEL & BROS.
oc3l Variety Store.
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SpEftaI alntiffs.
ITCH, ITCH, ITCH.
GeeafeI,- GhpafelR. Eernlell.

ITCH, ITCH, ITCH
Scratch, Scratch, Scratch.
WHEATON'S OINTMENT
WIN cure the Itch in IS houne
Also cures Salt Rheum, Ulcers, ChilblainS
and all Erup6ons Of the Skin. Price " Genus,
For sale by nll Druggists.
BY Eendlng60 cents to WEEKS q FOIIE1tls
sole Agents., 10 Washington street. BoSopnt
MnSE &c will be forwarded by mall nee OF
postage, 10 any part Of the United states.
sepIS8me f5
COCO CREAM FOR THE HAIR.
Coco Cream for the Hair.
Coco Cream for the Hair.
Away with your Grey Hair.
Away with your Grey Hair.
No more rancid POInades!l
Nomore rancid PomadeslI
you want something elegant,
II you admire delicious Perfume,
II you desire son and silky Hair,
II you want your Hair preserved,
Ifyou want your Hair to grow
If you want to prevent premature Badness,
II you want to be nd of Dandruh,
Use the Coco Cream.
Use the Coco Cream.
Use the Coco Cream.
Use the Coco Cream.
Use tha Coco Cream.
Price IS cents bottle.
70. sue EAUeHrINs 4 gUsHEIELP,
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CUSTOM WORK..

consisting of French, German and Domes,,,
Cloths, Of all grades and coloFS French FSIIrS
lish and American Cassimeres Sflk CasRms6s
and Mnreilles Vestings, White, Fancy I,inen
1raNeling and Flannel Shirts Undef-Shirts
kerchietA, Socks, Gloves, GauntIets and Coi-
larS 1IayelnR Rags and ValIses, &c, &c Ouf
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alftIt Adpertisetlfnts.
For Sale.

PAIR OF NO. / MULEs-SsIA Y ~ .!klIs,
A oId-worlI well, either single or uopbiee
NVaFrnnteIi sound Can be seen nj hurley
II t,,nI.,y and enla Stable. nOHG-2t' 4
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FURNISHING GOODS

L. 81 richly assorted. Being exclusively in the
Slothlng budneeB we can furnish the ab0y1afo
PETER advantage to dealers and on better
terms than can be had elsewhere
We have the most complete stock and larv-
EST eSt assortment of goods OF any house in our
we are selling goods lower than any othe
when gold was at thelowest. $50
wehavea large stock of
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e u r E K Al
THE
NFALIIBLB HAIR RRSTORATTVE!!
This is no Hair Dive. a
This is no Hair Dive.

TO the Public.
M RS. NJ. Q. 1EECH RETURNS TO THE
1il public her most cordial thanks forfhe
very liberal share Of patronage bestowed upon
her during the - years she has been en-
The new hrm OF II. e. Leech & Co., respect-
tully solicits and VIII strive to merit at their
new place of business a confinuati6n az The
patronage heretofore enjoyed -
oc9s NJ. G. "a LEE ESS U.s. 4 CO. &.
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and yet hundreds more come every
week to assist in the great exhibition of
the development of '.African civiliza-
tion." 'EVerily," II may be said of us,
1.-THE negro We always have with you"
but we do not complain. We are pass
ing through the crucible of afIliCtion,
and as we hope to he purer and better,
SO we hope to be happier also. Besides
we have the comforting assurance
which Wendell Phillips extends to the
world and to us, that 1.-THE South is vic
toTious." We "can't see it."
The Enquirer made its appearance
this morning, for the first time since
the evacuation of Richmond, under the
joint proprietorship of VIM. d. Cole
man, late of Danville, and Nathaniel
Tyler, who has been interested in its
management for some years past. It is
understood that the editorial column
Will he divided between Messrs. Tyler
and Coleman as chief editors, with the
usual complement OF assistants. The
Enquirer looks very much like its form
er self, and without meaning to be un-
charitable, seems to retain It's old parti-
atty for numbering, lOng-winded dis
sertations, rather than that sprightly an
imation, piquancy and practical direct
ness which must distinguish the sue
cesstul newspaper in these progressive
times. The paper claims this morning
that 1t is "no new thing;" that it has d
reputation and success already estab-
lished, and nothing remains but to walk
in and take possession. Doubtful
very.
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N0LSs
John Mitchell was expected to arrive
in Richmond last night, his pardon
having been obtained and his release
ordered II rumor may be credited, on
Friday last. Much curiosity is felt in
the community as to his future course,
especially as to politics. Some of his
friends think that he will, us usual,
vault promptly into the arena
and fight boldly and nbly, as he always
does in any cause, for the rights and
interests of the Reconstructed South.
Others say that he will eschew politics
for the future, having had his share OF
the romance and reality of two reyolu-
lions, in both of which he has been on
the losing side, and in both, suffered
imprisonment. Mitchell is greatly be-
loved in Richmond, where his personal
virtues and attractive social qualities
have endeared him to the whole COM
munity.
Hon. Jno. N. Bolts was in Richmond
on Saturday, at the city residence of
his friend franklin Stearns, a gentle
man of great wealth, who, like Mr.,
Bolts, never surrendered or denied his
devotion to the Union. There can be
little doubt of Mr.. Bolts election to the
United States Senate, though General
htllson, of Norfolk, has been suggested
also. Millson is man of great intel
lect and high character. Like Mr..
Bolts he has been Unionist througIl-
out the late struggle. Gov. Peirpoint is
at present on visit to Southwestern
Virginia. CHATHAM.
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Fall & Winter Goods

ever brought to this market. at Com Pp1cr,
selected expressly for -
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GEEFLEMEN'S FURNISHING G0ODS
WHEELING. VIVA.

WE HAVE JUST RECEIVEDAN
wv receiving one OF the finest, cheapest And
best selected stocks Of : ~ 'uu
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Thomas Hughes

I0HALONSN NIGHT BI. COMING CJgPPITS
y Tor the handkerchief. A lane snn5ix, ~
!lstnq and selling ae reduced TTioa N 49, -
ing ; Odd Fellow ; Hal Drug Store 80
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-15

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