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Injunction Bill.
Attachment Bill.


ID OBERT Partcrfeld W. John TIonnosscy
ia ct al. In this case IL appearing from
tue allegations in complainants Oill that the
defendant Benjamin Crist Is a nonresident of
the State OF Tennessee, 1t is therefore order.
cd that publication be made for four success
Sivr weeks In the Jonesboro' Union FLAG
notifying said defendant TO appear. before t6e
Chaneery Court ut Blountyi.le, on the third
Monday in Nov next, TO defend said bin or
Tue sama will be set for hensing ex parto 18th
Sept 1861, n copy test.
eeptssprSfceSS.] W MuLLENlx, C4M.
TAMES Taylor vs Cutharinc cru,,ell Of n,
~ appearing to the satisfaction OF thh
OF the Clerk and Master that John Ficlds IA n
nonresident Of tho State Of Tennessee. or AZ
abStond That the ordinary process of Tho ,ow
cannot be served upon him, II Ia ordered thn,
publication be made FOR four successive ws sc,
In the Joncsboro' Union Flag, notifying sSid
defendant to appear before our Cbsnecrv
Court at The Court House iu Bountyllle, m
the third Monday In Nov next, 10 defend AHA
BILL or tho same will he proceeded IN az
phrte, 18th Sep 1906, a copy test.
ept2SPrsfSsssl ThrLLEyIx, CAM
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BUTLER e. co.

u n. BUTLER, nc, noyNrtly
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Attachment Bill,

hlk''IHHltLl Dill.
CAMUEL Stature vs. joseph S. Ehca md
~ john l.. Rhea, ct al. In this case it ap-
pearing irom the allegations in complainants
bill, that defendants w. r. Sewer and Rcu-
ben Roddy are non-residents of the State of
Tenncseee. it is ordered that publication be
made for four successive weeks ia the Jones'
boro' Union Flag, notifying said defendants to
appear at our Chancery Court, to be held Mt
the Court House, in Blountvlle, on the third
Monday in November next, aud plead answer
or dcmur to complainants bill, or the same
will be taken for confessed and set for hear
ing ex parte 10 Sept. 1865, a copy test.
sept2?prsfceS5.) W MULLENIX, C&M.
Attachment Bill.
"lLL1AM Mcclellan VS. Geo. NJ Bach
w man. happening from the allegation
in compliments bill that the defendant Geo.
N. Bachman is Il non resident Of the State Of
Tennessee, or so abscondS that the ordinary
process of the law cannot lie served upon
him, II is therefore ordered that publication
he made for four successive weeks in the
Jonesboro' Union Flag, notifying said dercn-
dant to appear at the Court House in Blount
vile, before said Court on the third Monday
in November next, ami plead answer or demur
to compliments BILL or the same will he taken
for confessed and set for hearing ex par,e
18th Sept 1865, n copy test
eept92prsteeS5,) W MCLLENIX, c IN.
Attachment Bill.
William Mcclellan VS. james r. Trevi,t
and John +. Trevitt. 1t appearing from the
allegation in complainants bill filed in this
case, that defendant, James + Treyitt is n
nonresident of the State OF Tennessee,
or so abscouds tina, the ordinary pro-
cess of law cannot be served upon him, it is
therefore ordered by the Clerk and Master
that publication be made for four successive
weeks in the Jonesboro' Union Flag, noti-
tying said defendant to sppcar before our
Chanccry Court, 10 be held mt the Court
House in BlouGtville, on the third Monday
in Nov mex, and plead answer or demur to
conplninantS Oiii OF the same will he set for
hearing eSparte Is Sept 1865 n copy test
sept.92prsIeeS5) W. MULLENIX, CdM.
Attachments, R;lI
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-13

:. NEW orr. H4S4 PscAYUSE 0FFtcEyt
lt., & a .h ssFa aslsl. - VIII
sss1a'i ssIs sa ne r. Si.ps
s 1ses s f seE a sey E I'D tes ri s'.
fused; tia sales reaching 700 bAss. The be;iaF
which constitute the balt q tAsstock ere dun and
aToo ping We slightly moIify cur quotations ga a.
Io% ni,S 3fi - ga saS osa.aisy
SUGAR AND MoLAssss 1he market is quiet and
unshFpsss supplies pre- very lghs bgt ne az
fo- good cOuimon. and lie for choice Louisiana IL
barrels cistern bot at 7te per ID. and 100 bis
Ssnaa pa L0usl.De No As'rs~sl Pc per
WssrERN PRo,UcE-The stock Of provisions are
vey light and hs! ., high prices and tbs movement is
slow and limited IN conasQueuca1
INDIA BAGGIHG-We h heard Of various ssies
during ths past hree or four days At 2te per yard
rau d. t. may R0st be qfOtaa - 25e peryard very
heavy cline previous prices, owing to Increased
Observation-Disclosures .Pototoes1 srer selling On tho
lsndi at s. 10 per Dbl; onions at 81 so Isl;
| Apples TT Sj16 i-r ago s.ssvr4as
| MoSETAtY AND FISAycIAl-Te have only mod
market Our ieadipg pie pAsticuiar, has shown
bu; little spirit Plan tie interior are asiag ev-
cry means t. their to send their crops to the
lfdngs order tosecuse heirbein gshipPad 10 this
market befor@nnvg tisa Is interru tad BY ow wat-r
" may row daily sxP-s; some rrceipts Of he new
the oerings Of domestic bills to dsy but not suf-
Il ient.yto lie sen the baoy ancy Of the Exchange
4
Gold opened qrie At lf7i 147I, and sub sequentsy
sold as low l47 and ~ nign lag bar eyiHced yey
ltt annms i'm, and closed at l47t l47l ag- nst
1874 lxsL eveuin SoTae dollar pIeces sold at It..
The only silver could 4otbentes'e was $500 In
| Anne lean half de!srs at 1921, ich only 41c less
.ha iha isde fSufes for u1ereha table gold. Nosh-
| Jog YVES reported Va Mexican dollars.
Noreg Exch augc.ci hfinurd hrn, the sales Of Ster-
Ing Including good piivitc bill for ound amoun at
l45t private bills fer 81 coo l4S1, 1t9 apd 149l
very st class private biz 1t 49, and hank bill Tor
no..tfste stui AZ 15s. Tn ISLES of Taucs nclnded
$1,000 t3:733 and 26 600 IT 3:75 sterling be
quoted lac dI52 for pr cate bhis and 153 l5i for
3 nker-; aud francs 72l 1921 for the former, and
365 3.7O 70 the latter
] Domestic Exchange centiaued firm. Most of thu
bankers ard dea3eTs cht eked New YORK at or
| c:nf GisccInt, tgyp of them asked There
air ceunter demand for ths St amer to start tEi'
evening, II +sest5 tkA IL
In uIcurrent bank notes there sales Of $doC
Tsa4k eff Louisiana &c per d. liar, md SEQ ~ 3b4
ant $500 Bank Of New Or, ans Is, anu $1,000 nj
SHE Bauk of 10 Lis notes Q1otcd at $50 81
slu, ;sis,ta State Rank Sc 59c; Bank OF New Or
| leans Al 90 &c; U.IioN Bank 40 G7o and 81 anC
crescent city 68 10 and 90 Th- ms de figures ar
the prices paid By for the sus sums Offered
at their ct.,tnt,rr ity Treasury notes rule az q
and IL por cent IiscotItt 70 nat oHa currency They
mr.. tia general roeliIi;a OF xchauge in our local
trade. and receive ed Tor both State and city axes
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THE TcURSAMENr As 'TIans" has
favored US with a lengthy AID spirited
commuaication. We wilt briefly state
shat, in the highly aexcitiIgs contest. the
6rs, honor wss.won by Mr. VIM Il. Footf.
and the wrea,bs by Mes$eTs Thos. Ivy
John Bryson and Waiter Barker. all OF
Macon. aud those bestowed their honors
upon Miss A1ica Bush. as the Green OF
hove and B.au.y. and Miss Della Bush.
Miss Mary Conner ard Miss Fannie Lu-
cas- ms the Maids of Honor. There were
conp4titas from different portions of the
county, and B,ookevilIe had very skill
and FIX Trap was we'll represented in
Mr. Emmet Cagett. -
On tho evening proceeding the Tour
Euamsnt, in praciicing. Dir. Thos. Ivy
took fifteen riggs in five successive rou no. =
Ii is presumed the presence OF IBIS
choiceJ on the day Of combat so unnerved
him he could not carry single lance
Macon Beacon. sss
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JANIS r YEgaER. Secretary
NOTICED


VXy R,TTEE proposals, viii ba'rece ived Al my office
w uni the IS August 1855 for the Rent Il the
4 chewing named fiqVernmert Property, fuT the
baIrnce of the Tear 1852
One Steam Engine. with Frame Building
At Gainesville Junction, III. & O..
Railroad.
One FIGURING and Grist Mill. with Brick
Building, at Columbus, Miss.
One G.ist hilI at Scooba. Miss, on u.
IS O. Railroad.
One Engine with Frame Building, at
Cuba Station, Ala, OH Ala. & Miss.
Rivers Railroad.
One Engine five miles South of Liv-
ingston, Ala.
c W. CLARKE,
H=w Li>ut & Provost Marshal.
Eredmer's Eureau
aug5-fet meridisn Miss.
- Columbus Papers vrlcopy uatil IS last 'ad
f1s ward bill 10 GlariO Office
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%BxRcCrTvEaofFfck. ~
IacENoS. A:fsa Jnly 9lst. lS6S.


4YhaceSs. ft has been represented that merchants
sfa % pay The Il dollar; supposed % each
bal. &C aentakenpr seat 70 market required by
The ordnance ftheTA iostsnt:11 ! -
IL ia therefore 'ered and declared that tax Of
AVA dollars pes bala dhl heassesssd and ebested on
every bale OF cotton taken Gent market. the
owner on hich rsfasessa pay the tax ef dollar
y bale: ard the herf shall ssise. and immediate
" sen at pa6lIc Rtioug sun lent eatsOp paz the
tsxes Ani in all cases where q tar Of ave per
cent aasaiOrsR 10 orderdto be assss andccllected
on nro ,erty purchased dnTiug the war. BY the ord
nance aforesaid dosbe tsxss shah be assessed and
coll ected in all leases when parties refuse pay tbs
sxes or render false report to the Assessor; and
the sher # sha1r In All es sfor non-payrnent 81 t4xs
seize aus sell public aucti y, I've days notice, i.
case of cal estate sufficient, and Immediately In ease
of personal property, to pay the taxes.
Given under my hsd and tie seal of the IL State
the Day and year Aforesaid
Byth> Governor:
= James Rearg Secretary of State.
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rom Texas represent
doing damage. liz
as been very de>truc
pr not one fourth CT
II is rumnred a new
zen made foe the tntl
Ttxaa, but the an
e premature. Their
H1rts srs being made
20 have the pr SEN
removed and anoth ef
|ubServlent- to thel
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hould RI collect thai
not closed. They
IN our old sauctum
Give store adjoining
took Of goods is very
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aHS !:
LsVERFEsSNG,

Eve RTESSNG.
inserted for any time less
re Of. BNE DOLLAR
!. per square for the FIRST in
K-FtYE CENTS per
insertion.
for one month, not exceed
harsed per square, TIE ~
DO madc 20 those who ad-
be paid for in advance. or
,adc FOR all Advertisements
made for editorial notices,
per Ire.
idian. Miss.
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ExECUP,VE OFFICE.

49, jackson. Miss. July Is 1855
WHEREAS. Doub.s have arisen In the ninds 4 some
persons IN gard to the of the Jurisdiction ii
tended to be conferred upon GEO. 4 SWAMI. as
Special fudge ftis hereby decard that IN ere~iue
specific perfo If Contracts in rfereneeto cot
ton other property he has power to make his de-
crees in he alternative fer the cotton other Prop
ery for It's value if the property itself cannot be
had or has been sold disposed Of, the measure Of
vAlup be guIated hs value Of the thS atihe
time suit was brought with ten per cent dam g's
Givea my hand 'ud the Seal of the State, the
IL 81 cav and yea above written.
VIM. L. sH&RKEY
By the Governor:
JAMrs = YrgoER Secretary If Staie1
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given on Wsdnesd ~
well attended and
ction.
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the city and country
avs the selection Of thei,
e~tnent In the city. J:me>
Est. corner of Co nmon aun
Isans. Is prepared TO sci
hot prices.
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Wholesale druggist.
[aga1ine streets, New O
;upp!y th"ss ia " Mt o.
everything app r.aiui' 2
west market rates.
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d general merchants,
|ru store of Las G n"gal
} g siue streets, New %
z to tho drug trade they
sod on tho latest goli ga
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llgren was recently
ed daughter of the
OF Ohio.
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2 CoRPs.-An order
Ftment has ashland q
|, Sth, 9th, 10 n, Ash.
and "a h army corps
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ais J. Co.. have on
ok of New goods OF
Call in.
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OBITUARY.

pIE y At ihe re$dancr Of Mr.. Hugh Chapman.
on tins 9th Inst, GE9RG SoT sASE. of Leroy aud
e. Il. Dsa e. aged one year, month and fopr-
teen days @
The suferinys ofiit lie RoT arc over aad he is now
in tbs Enjoyment of celestial home in that beautiful
ID above. d baskng ia the sunshine Of CT atora
srnileE. Weep not for him. Think Of your little
cherub only living flower transplanted and re-
to ched by q Divine hand, fr@
Alb! what is life; bubble a stream;
Vision brig l.; q half remembered dream
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I'VE are reqnested 10
buck will preach in
|o.day al IL O'clock.
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EE.-A crazy nAgresa
bout our streets for
tinle she was b. ing
uage, on all coca @ions
I'd vulgar that the
onluiand. We would
Of Lieut.. Clarke to
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). Hon. JouN BELL-This gentleman took
tho amnesty oath, in Nashville On the
1871 iast
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d
late Colonel in thu
Of Fa1lq liar county.
in writing a life O.
y of his Operations II
|fgini.. Col. Scout |
rs an author. and il
II Virgiria politics.
rom his pen will o.
full writer, and a man
1t. The subject will
crest attached sincs
led upon it.
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summertime Female seminary
Gao.9n P. o. Korusee County, mississippi


rENHI school, well known to tho people Of Alabama
and Mississippi, having continued uninterruptediy
during the war will begin its next annual session ON
the Second Monday liz SEPTEMBER with full! corps OF
Teachers, aud with the best of fixtures apparatusAe
The necessity of educating our girls cannot be dls-
eusscd ia this advertisement 1t is hoped that parents
feel its Importance and that they viii act promptly
There is but short time in the life Of grl for hr TO
go to school The moral aud intellectual status Of
every nation dep n1s upon its women Educate your
girls, and good will result
The aum,nervle Female Seminary is Just such
schoo! as the condition of the country demands
hoped tn at influence for good vii! widen ana
expand a its capacity Tor beneftting increases.
TERMS:
For Board and Tuition for 20 weeks from 81 Monday
il So pte .nbar- S1uO W
eius!c any Instrument ---- % 90
Cotton any article OF provision taken for expenses
of pupus at current rates
Girl, must furnish their own bed clothes, towels and
lights.
A good hack will be IN attendance at Shuqna!ak
every day the frat week of the session =.
For further particulars, address
ZH = GATH T2TT,
Principal and Proprietor.
GhoIson p O., Noxubec county, les.
~ The Summe:VIlle institute, owned
ana controlled by IT. ,,ATNKIiHf, win open
the same day that the e.nirary bcgins.
juEeE3 dim u. Z. u
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Md, Atldc-CamD.
X. Act. Asst Al. G. NJ.
LATF Provost Mar shall.
.TOE, Act. Asst Ins Ger
Al Asst Q. II
|RF proV Mar Freedmen
Net Com. SnhsiSt cIcas
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9TH When q rakish
trends gather around
pre- him To the path
ess and kindness ar
TO win him back 10
nce and peace. N
that he bad never
. po1r conf ting 4ir'
3 ives the brand OF
pceforth driven from
'rhe betrayer is hoo
eemed ; hut there Is
bis side of the grave
loving. helping nands
|f p~ace /; no voice OF
are earthly moraiitirs
en-. There is adeep
fearful are the conse
PATIoN A DEtUsIoM-
8 and Times says -
pcased gra,lu Il en- IN
Epply for a patent for
q Of g1n cotton"
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SUMMERYILLE INSTITUTE,
4 Boarding School for Boys and Young
1t Men,
SUMMERVILL, GHOLSON, ?. O.; MISS.

This old and highly popular establishment for the
education Of boys and young men having passed
through the without suspension, and having nc
co,piis'ed greater of good than any ether
Institution of the kind in the Southern country, viii be
reception nj S. uderts The budingyH be thoroughly
renovated aud repaired the ROBINS rented, and every
thing possible to be done for students viii be accomplish
et Suitable text books will be procured snd as soon
possible the apparatus and library restored
The principal is animated by desire to elevate the
standard of education in the country and to Impress
upon the youth OF afflicted section the Necessity Of
mental culture. The ravstges of ana its coaSc-
apert de moraization cannot lessen the Of m raj
y virtue and learning nor revoke Rat OF the Su'
preme Intelligence.
our people must come forward and realize the
fact of the uncertainty of riches and the in
stability # human possessions. "fhoaght is King, "
subject to restrictions is prerogatire is universal
and absolute Rciaatst sdcGts; it is ne onss hope
The Principal OF the Summe rvilie Institute has
been pronounced by nearly all the Presidents and Pro
successful teacher of the whole country His long eX
peri; the control and discipline Of schools, nd
his great power in the recitation raom constitute him
the rst teacher Of the land All The pup ieatons and
i'm provements in educational matters 1T the North viii
DE examined aad, when pproved. opted and moth
ing viii be left uudone to create in our midst an artso-
crGcy If sac7it
thorough practical ar,l classical edrcstion will be
impaired enb-acil every branch OF beril ccc ga;e
course Fiftytwo boys viii be received, and TWO teach
of ability, besides the Principal viii be in atten-
dance.
For board, tni ion and washing for 90 weeks. begin
niig the end Mandny~ OF September payable mrs
r,a5ly in d1raacc, Ia National currency, $f25 %
MIDI ne cotton will be receivedat l29 CTS per pound
delivered to r. j. Du lap at Shugulas station, NJ. d
o Il. Road or to the Hessrs. Philips in Macon
Corn Lard, Wheat Bacon Mo,asscs will also be
RECEIVED at the vile market price but in
ali be delivered at the expe of the party fur
nsh:ng it. e.
Good fare will be furnished served up in coed style,
and the students attondedby the best seryanis
Tbs Peip pal has withdrawn his from all poIit-
icl e0nnec ions aud utends deyoting his remaining
the labor of his former years tie refers cont
deatly the remnant of his old students wherever
Wagons will be at Shuqualak to meet students for
the three fl st days of the session TO convey thc to
Suminervi.le at a small charge.
For information in this circular address
the Principal and Proprietor.
TIfOS. S. GATHRIGET
T. rs7 am requested by Mr. z C. Gathrght to state
that his school The Sunaserrlc Fe1aae Seminary, viii
exercises simultaneously with the Institute.
june IL, 1866. I'm T. S. e.
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IRON viii hereafter be
:ET and ne lahar or ex-
rthy the patronage Of the
news BIT TELEGRAPH
steAcs information az 70
ne most important south
the measures now In pro-
Of Mississippi and other
ely of interesting reading
LARIOE win be published
viii contain the choices.
gether with an Interesting
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AIRY DIRECTORY

tST R7TaADF FIRST
u AR{Y CORPS,
sD-
r Ms ISSIPPT. "RFvtI
f. LlPPENCOTT, CON-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-05-19
For the Register.t

Mr.. EDrToRs.-You have recently pub
lished some extracts from the Constitu-
ton for the enlightenment of the officials
at Washington; will You now please pub
lish some extracts from the Good Book, for
the benefit of those who composed the
meeting at the Market House in Centre
Wheeling on Tuesday last:
vengeance lis mine. saith the Lord,
and I will repay" Blessed are the mer-
ciful, for they shall obtain mercy" and
that clause in the Lords prayer, For
give us our trespasses, as we forgive those
who trespass against us" and again,
Glow oft shall my brother sin against
me and 1 forgive him, till seven times ?
I say not unto thee until seven times,
but until seventy times seven" One
more passage: "For if We forgive men
their t~respasses, your Heavenly Father
will also forgive you; but if he forgive
not men their trespasses, neither will
your Father forgive your tresspasses."
Perhaps the good Christians at the
Market House think they have never
offended their Heavenly Father, and need
no forgiveness; OF perhaps they think the
terms too hard, and are not willing to
ferego their revenge for the paltry con
sideration of eternal salvation.
A CONSERVATIVE UNION MAN.
May lS, 1865. .LEE. IN
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-05-19

IT is a noteworthy fact, that nearly
every one of the leading abolitionists are
now on the side of mercy to the VAN
quished. Phillips, Greeley, Garrison,
Beecher, are all of the same mind. The
poet, Whittier, whose lyrics did so much
to keep alive the anti-Slavery cause, thus
expresses himself-and his remarks by
the way secure editorial honors in the
columns of the New York Tribune:
"We are victors-the cause of all this
evil and suffering is removed forever
and we can afford to be magnanimous.
How better can we evince our gratitude
to God for His great mercy than in doing
good to those who have hated us. and in
having compassion on those who have
despitefully used us. The hour is hast
ening for us all when our sole ground of
dependence will be the mercy and for
giveness of God. Let us endeavor so to
feel and act in our relations to the people
of the South that we can repeat in sin.
certify the prayer of our Lord: Forgive
Us our trespasses as we forgive those who
trespass against u.s." reverently &C
k~nowledging that He has indeed, led
captivity captive and received gifts for
men; yea, for the rebellious also, that the
Lord God might dwell among them"
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York, 4thA class, 75asOc, and -four $50
per barrel The rates to otherpointsa and
on other articles were in proposition
Travel has also fallen off on allthe roads,
but this will increase as soon as the
usual pleasure travel sets in. The latter
promises to be heavy this season. Rail.
roads are now curtailing their expenses,
enough to make up in this respect what
they lose in profits on earnings. Mat
tiers ara rapidly revolving toward their
normal condition. II - -
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CLAIM AGENTS.
r. m. HALL & CO.,
Government Claim Anants

Cor. 1th and streets WARRINGTON CITY
MR.. HALL HAS BEEN EXAM.
Iyl SER of Pensions and other claims in the
Departments, hAsresigned and cffers to prose
cute al kinds Of claims before the Pension Office
and all other Departments, win settle oficeu
accounts. &c. Our advantages are SUPERIOR
Refer TO Hon. J. p. Usher, Secretary of interior.
Hon D. p. Holloway. Com. of Patents, and Sen.
ators Harlan, Lane, Chandler, Speaker Collar,
and others. sn1a3m
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V,HE DAILY RRGusrER srEAm
L PRINTING JOB OYRICR executes an
kinds Of Printing, from o Card 70 Q Poster.
neatly, eheaply, and ON abort notice. Ofkce on
Markst street, between the NcLurs House nd
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-05-19

RUSH OF IMMIGRANTs.-Within the
last three days 1851 immigrants, from
LIVERPOOL, Havre. Hamburg and Bremen.
have landed at New York. They are
mostly intelligent, Industrious, thrifty
people, and will be a valuable acquisi-
ton to the country. The immigration
for the next four months. will be i'm
mense The cause of the movement is
not so much the idea of returning peace
(Which has not yet become thoroughly
circulated in Europe) as the inducements
in land offered by the United States gov
eminent, through the new bureau of i'm,
migration. The effect of that new peli-
cy upon this subjectisno now making itself
fully felt,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-05-19
NEW MENTS
For Rent.

THE STORE ROOM IN ODD
III FELLOWS HALL one door<below Hook
ing's Drug Store. 1t is in good repair, and suita.
BILE for business Of almost any kind. Apply at
Woodrow's Grocery, one door below the store
room. SO Oh ms