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Clothes Wringer. +.

VlNIlE undersigned is Agent for the t'NiVER.
4 SAL CLOTHES HRINGER, tho bcs.
ever ol,ered in the market, with or without Cog
Wheels.
This wonderful invention has become an indis-
Irnsatle comfort to huusckeepcrs. Clothes which
have the water pressed out by this machine wear
neatly twice MS long as when listed and strained
by the usual hand wringing. Ii an ordinary New
England family it will pay for itself in four or
six months bv the saving in the war and tear of
clothes in washing, |, will wiring anything, FROM
u lace cellar to the largest bed quilt
The following are Tie sizes, and prices, usually
sold
No. Wrinser, without cog wheels, sG'ao
~ - {. 40
= /" with cog wheels, so
The No. . is recommended as preferable to all
ol tcis by the use of the cog wheels all strain
ing ur telring of the clothes is ell. etualy pre-
vented Besides the wrinser Itself win wear much
longer.
have GOOD stock Of the above machines Just
received from the mandatory, for sale, or to fur
uish to families Tor Tidi, free Of ,rpsnse.
All orders from out Vi town promptly attended
to. CllA'S j. tLMER.
Ellsworth, Aug. y. 3.
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HOUSE FOR SALE.

Ike subscriber offers for sale, cheap
ss.G8 the Dwelling House in Ellsworth, stu
c1lGA ated on the road leading to the Fails
about enc mile from the village, in which he nov
lives. 1t is all finished, aud in good repair
Inquire of the subscriber
JAMES CRIPPEN.
Ellsworth, Aug. eth 1865. 3n3O
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Farm for sale.

EpY virtue OF license from the Hon. Judge of
- Probate OF HANCOCK County, will oif'r for
sale at public auction On the premises on W ed
nesiay, Cct. 18th, ut 10 O'Clock in the forenoon,
the homestead OF Sinoon M!Iikcn, Ed, Late oil
Trenton.
said farm consists Of about 100 acres Of good
land, disrlri int field, wood aud pasture, good
two st ry house, two barns, &c.
1t is II good situation for farm and tavern,
having plenty OF muscle bed tor manure, AID
ueing situated midway between Ellsworth village
and Mt. Desert bridge.
A. c. MILLIKEN, Admir-.
Sept. jth 1865. 81
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M A r r e d.

Mt. Desert-Aug. 26th, by Rev. ). A. Plum
MGR, Mr.. Timothy M. Mason. and Miss Emely b.
D. Richardson, both Of Mt. Desert.
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FREEDOM NOTICE.

4 HEREBY give public notice that have re-
4 liuquishcd to my George A. Frost. the
remainder of his minority, for IL consideration;
md shalt claim of his earnings, and will pay
no Ok DTS OF hi. contractinJ alter this date.
HARRISON FROST.
Mariavillc, Aug. 20, 1865. 3j*
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CAUTION.

w IlEBEAS my wife, Mercy j. Mayo, has left
w my bed and board without any sufficient
r,asen. | do hereby forbid all pcls 'ns harborins
or trusting her my account, as shall pay no
debts o. her contracting.
WILLIAM L. MAYO.
West Trenton, Aug. eth, isG5. 81
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Real Estate for Sale.
Chance for IL Great Ru,unitt.

"a TIE subscriber contemplating a change
s..PH IN his business, offers for sale, at a great
Ialss bargain, it applied fer soon, tho follow
ing real estate, viz: Five Ei.hths Vi the WILL
known Tavern Stand called tho
ELLSW0RTH HOUSE."
and one half Of the Stale belong ing thevets,
with equal interest in the land connected there
with, being undivided, Possession given hnne-
diately. Also, the
DWELLING HOCSE
occupied By himself, being one Of the best arrana
ed and thoroughly built premises in the villas.
pleasantly situated on the eornes Of Main an
oohooi streets, and Is one of the most desirable
and convenient keaions in TIE village. Pves,.
sion given on the first dav Of 0crehcr nett.
Three-htths Of the purcha se meney NAV remain
'or Reasonable time on mortgage, If desired
JAS. H. CHAMBERLAIN.
Ellsworth, July u, lSGl. rs
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IFouud. a drift.

by the subscribers, IL PORGI NET, at the
entrance - Frrnehman's Bay, which the
owuer can have by proving property AMI paying
charges. .,..,.,
STEPHEN, SETH,
and JAMES BRACI.
Mt Desert, Sept. ), lS65
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4 ETrERS remaining unclaimed in the Post
IL Office at Ellsworth. State of Maine, eth
OF September, ls6os
Black, James F,rsaith, Ada c.
Black, Emma j. Guy, Samuel j.
Boiling, Susan Hartman, Laura
Babson, Mary l.. Irish, Nancy NJ.
Brown, John L. Jones, A. L.
Clark C. A. Snyder. Abbie l..
Clary, Susan NJ. Smith, Charles Edgar
Case, Hattie l.. Salisbury, r. J.
era ne, Charles o. Dewitt, Ella
Durham, 4. Wilber Lawrence
Farrell, Sarah d. Nitham, Rosllla c.
Persons calling for the above will please say
advertised. l.. ID. JORDAN. Postmas ter.
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!p3 AN WAGONS,

Single or Double, Wheels of all kinds, ready for
use at reasonable prices. | am prepared to do
Jobbins on Wagons, furnishing both Wood ard
Iron work; and if there is any one that will do
1t cheaper and hctterf.I would like to see him.
have ia'i considerable experience lin this
business and think know the wants of the com-
nanity in this line, ~,
ANCHORS ing made any amount of An
ch"rs for Netts, and Irons for the Pate Pogsie
Presses 1t Is needless fer lie to say any, thing st
them. If any one is in wait of work Of this
kind and will call, if l cannot suit them it viii
be something new. In fact, do not intend to let
any sort OF u job leave my chop undone, guaran-
tceing Good jobs or Re Pcy.
In conclusion let me say to all that bereafte:
Intent to make my shop my place of business.
and shall entirely depcl on my patrons and
friends far work and my living. aud hope to re-
cciyc fair share of work. Shall do al, Of INV
work cheap and well, feeling that by working my
self ard keeping god men with me. that those
who give me work will reap part benefit therefronl.
G. l.. DELAIrfRE.
Ellsworth, Aug. !. rs
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For sale,

10y the subscriber. a second. hand Grover Il
ID Bakers SEWING MACHINE. Pleas .
call and examine, at
JOS. FRIEND Il co.
Ellsworth, Aug 18th, 81
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We invite the attention of our readers. when Wis
ting iio,ton, TO the large and well selected stock of
Boots and Shoes for Ladies and Gentlemen,
at the Store OF #. E. MOSELEY q Co., summer
street. which they offer at the lowest cash prics.
"a
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A u L y n

~ .
The public are hereby cautioned not to purchase
note Tor fifty dollars (S5o) given by Charles
Buler to Joseph Abbott of Hancock, due the
10th Of the present month. Value never having
been r, ceivcd for the same, according to certain
agreements, payment will not be made on IT..
CHARLES c. BIZ fLEN,
Hancock, Aug, l4th 1861 80
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Horse SHOein0 !:

Being a large part Of my business have one OF
the BEST Horse ohocrs in the County, nd if any
person will call with horses to be shod win ac &c
to have it done in as so, shape, and as ehenD, ~
At any shop in'thiy town, or forfeit the price.
do 'ot intend to be beirt in this line, any how.
have lately nade arrangements with one Of
the best Wheclw,ghts in the county, and can n. u
furnish
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WHISPERS. WHISPERS

DO YOU want Whi>kcrs or Mnustacllest our Gre
elan tumlnuud viii force thcm to grow an ih'
sinoohr.i cliu or hair ON bald heads. in six weeks
Price sl,~i-i packages Son, sent by mail any
wilcTc, clo>rly sealed, receipt ofpriec.
Address WARNER X co,
lyi3r Box Us Brooklin, y. \.
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Charming Songs for Children

Over Tive Hundred of them-in the New Juven-
lie Music Dock, by Emerson.
MERRY CHIMES,"
which will soon be in the hands of all the young
folks from Maine to California. Over ten thou
sand copies already sold. Prise so cents. Speci.
men pages free. Sent postpaid. Oliver Ditson
Co., Publishers, Boston.
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CAUTION

v7NIIE public are hereby cautioned, not to har
i Dor or trust James lleagan, (non conpos
mertis) on my account, I shall not pay any
debts ot his contracting, having sufficiently pro
viicd for his maintainance.
JOHN M1LIIKEN,
Guardian uf sal llcagan.
Hancock August IS, 1865. 33+
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Lo . II .

p0Ggie Net Found.
A PORGIE NET was picked up at Newbury
IA Neck, marked 5. N. 5. q Co, on ono of tn,
buoys, recently. The owner can have tho sam,
by proving property and paying charges.
MARTIN V. MIRICk,
Morgan's Bay, surry.
Aug. 1868. 3l%
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-23

7 Attest NEWS TO FENIANs-FENIAN
- nsdres snd Photographs Just issued and fbr sale
by srOpnAkf CO., III Fulton st. Agents want
cd g.
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DksH GOODS.

WET MUSLINS! WET MUSLINS -
w Wet Auslin' both BleGehed and nbleachsd
Tremendous BsI 'ains shirtings ard Bh .etings II
Nov for some Cheap Cottonsl These huslins have
small advance for cash. They comprise the Be,t
makes In the marfei only slightly soied, and are
warranted 70 be opusl In durability and quality 70
any goods manu- aetured. We consider them very
cheap, and worthy the immediate attention Of all
persons intending to purchase that elats Of goods
POSTER BROTHERS, y7z DlCeeksr ct. corner Com.
msrce. $50
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

A SMALL GROCERY STORE FOR SALE,
Afor reason TO 20 in the country. | will cell ID for
slO. Rent h ely smonih. Inquire At 229 Mott st.9
A LIQUOR STORE FOR SALE AT A
IA sacrifice, In q GOOD bushes lccation Also meat
marteA sroc etie', lunch and bar rooms, oyster
=, s. - d:ss Sq.. hotels lIfcdELrs Store
A LIQUOR STORE FOR SALE CHEAP
"A With ,took and fixtures. Inquire the y. emf
A CHANCELLOR SALE, ONE OF THE
lhbcst milk routes in the city, no. doing fine c,sh
trade. Apply at SSI East 9th Ct. W
EOR SALE-A RETAIL LIQUOR STORE,
l. with back and CO lar, suitable for butcher
or grocery. Inquire in the soe,9Ja A. Brook, Ys6
FOR SALE--A FIRST CLASS GROCERY
4 Of years standing. on one Of tho principal .Nes
Of Broofyr, doing GOOD trade only resson for sell
ing the proprtetors hve 9th r business Particulars
Of WIN. MACKEY, % Fulton av, Blookyn ijS
FOR SALE = AN OLD ESTABLISHED
merchant tailoring store Of 20 year standing,
one door from Broadway with food run OF cus,cu-
eIs and ehesp rent. Apply TO ID. l.. BROUGHlOS,
100 Greene u. 42g
EOR SALE-THE STOCK AND FIXTURES
Of svell fitted NJ liquor store to be sold cheap.
Apply At i0l York st. near jaw, Bfcoklyn. 81
EoR SALE--A CARPENTERS SHOP.
L Enquire at ISL sixth ave. IA
EOR sALE-A LIQUOR STORE, SITUA-
L ted In fist elias, neishborhcoi, convenient to
the oyster boats has. River. Apply at All Ea.t 81,
from iOA. NJ. 70 4 p. n, for 3 days. 10 le sOld
cheap. ~
EoR SALE-THE STOCK AND FIXTURES
l. Of neatly hted up liquor store, nov doing good
business reason Tor selling the puslnt owner ha.
other business 70 attend ". Apply ~ s2l Z. l2h 81
bet. Ayes b. and c. ~
EOR SALE CHEAP FOR CASH - THE
tel No. ~ Grand - W iismshureh. Must lie FOLD on
account Of 'icknesAsf the proprietor. Si9
EOR SALF-THE OYSTER AND DRINK
a ing SAIGON, supper rooms attached. Enquire at
e25 Hudson o. l51
GROCkRY AND LIQUOR STORE FOR
~ sale cheap In q gooI bGsueis location, aud
where fortune has been made, lU families in the
Yhouses with cheap rent CSC Water 81. J,S
Two R0OFERS- COMPOSITION ROOFING
l. business with stock aud sood " ~, doing = good
buiines Tor sale chear, very small cap IAl roquiie
Apply 70 JAS. VOICE, lt5 Butler OF, Brooklyn. slt
ITO BAKERS-TO LET, A STORE, BACK
l. ROOM basement and bakery, rs year. estAhhshet
stand, 50 Powers OF, Brooklyn, nOar Atlantic Rent
t9sl avear. Apply on the premises g15
szn-FOR SALE-A TOY AND CANDY
W OistoTe, = rent, q store and bedroom. Inquire
In the stoie. Az Vest 18th 81. ~
SI0n-foR SALL-A NEWSPAPER
NlOos and, With = Iou'e OF 100 papers attao Ell
| atafe ehNuoe Tor amAn with small cap tai; 500,
reasons llyeu for selling Inquire at tho stand Coz
18th At sud lot ave. 81
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A GREAT NUMBER OF HELP, MALE
N and female can have excellent situations without
delay, In every capacity, by sTplying at MANNiNn'S
Old Establ shed Agency, 10 Court ", Brooklyn, veil
Known 10 be the beet once in the United state ss
such we can recommend IL. Great demand for per-
,on, lately landed 700
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LEGAL NOTICES.

CR0TON AQUEDUCT DEPARlMLNl -
~ sealed propOsals endorsed "P9po.h' i.t iN my
water ppe," ato with the name OF me p,o11r ahI
OHIO mill ii oc.oeh a NJ Of I.Gr.Iiy, November
seth, 1868 for the laying OF iee' wsrr I't tron
POINT IN the Sroion Aquetn't lea, In ~ dot
PARK, near s5th ct. spacircauoqr apl tueh iniIi-
nation "a may be Necessary can he 9et',grf Sle
eH nstrSe'i o''Se' NY HAL PAW cRAI III, Cioon
Aunadu.t BoaIJ ~. 7h is6j ~
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WANTED.

AN ELDERLY CoLoRED OR GERMAN
A rom.n wanted, in fsmil, o. persons, a. cook
man woman or little sirl to sew and make herself
pseful, Apply after " O'CLOCK, at l5I West s4th 81
bet. 9th ard Tth .ve, Sb3
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MORsEs. CARRIAGES. &c

nor SALE A SORREL HORSE, 1917 Hands
l. hisn, syeATs old, warranted sound aud kind in
tngle OF double harness. Can W seen for one week
a. 2IJ Esst 18th st. SCI
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FOR SALE AND 10 LET.

STEAM POWER TO LET, WITH LIGHT
-, ~ Iooma;, Apply to JAMES LYON 04S and CAS-
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EoR SALE-THE STOCK AND FIXTURES
Of neatly htied up liquor store, NOV doing sooi
bet Ayea b. and G. u
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INSTRUCTION.

BANJO AND ETHIOPIAN, JIG CLOG
lJshd buresque dancing taught by JOHN hogan.
l3l Last Houston.si. Terms - per course. Pupils
fitted for the stage. Satisfaction guaranteed. 266
MUSIC FURNISHED FOR PARTIES, 29g
Nifhird ct, N 4, front room, LIST floor, up stairs
Violin, Harp, or Plano. 34J
DIANO LESSONS $lO PER QUARTER, OR
~ lcssons for IS, by eIpetinced lady teacher,
With privilege Of pfnctring At 245 ninth ave,
20th n. N. B.-Pinnos for sale cheap. s22
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neutrality-suspicious. on WHEELER
w wilson's and wilcox 4 G., machine. on
collars and cuffs, in and out Of the house Apply IA
Broadway. so
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A GOOD COOK WANTED AT REEDS
f1Re,tnntan'. cor. g4th Of. and Broadway. [ALICE
BROWN or some other woman quick at ordes. CAL
lfter 10 AN II
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-05
septItd
The Belmont Iron Works
AND NAIL FACTORY,

Bounded as follows west by tho Ohio river.
NORTH by Division street east by Main street
and south by the property OF Messrs. Caldwell
g. Lancaster.
worked by said corporation, aud the railway
Connecting said mine and tbs rolling mill
ALSO, the real estate and coal property BE-.
longing to said corporation In and adjoining
South Wheeling, including that recently put
chased Of DIR. j. G. Campbell, and the chooses In
action connected Herewith and "a town lots IN
south Wheeling, lately purchased oil the NJ. q
VI. Bank and others, and Lot No. la Cah
wells addition 10 the city OF Wheeling, south
at corner OF Main and Division streets
wih five teHemeRts thereon. It ~ supposed
that the coal property TO be sold with tho wOIt.
- sufficient TO supply the works Tor thirty
years
The said real property to DO sold 90 the iol
lowing terms, viz: one.i0urth cash, and the re'l
due with interest from the day al sale, Ia thfc'
equal instalments, payable In ak, twelve and
eighteen months from said date; the pufchlsoi
Of the real estate TO take the stock on hand o.
materials, iron, nails, tools and chattel proper
~ at an appraisement To DO male b. three d.
interested persons, OF whom the puJcbaser u 70
chonse one, the undersigned agents mother Ard
the two chosen a third the decision Of am
two Of the three 10 be binding; and ll.s siOek -
taken To be paid for la equal instalDent- at four
six, and eight months, With interest from u
day Of sale. The deferred payments on both h'
real estate and stock 10 be secured by paper si
isfactOry to the undersigned ageBts and Lsh
to he retained on the property until payment
full The purchaser shall have the option o.
paying in hand the whole purchase money.
any further portion thereof than above stated.
JAMES PAUL..
G. ID. HUBBARD,
r. CRANGLE.
Wheeling w. Va, Aug. %, 1855
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-05

An election was held in Connecticut
last Monday to determine whether the
constitution of the State should be so
amended as to permit negroes to vote
The latest returns indicate the defeat OF
the amendment by from three thousand
to Eve thousand majority. Less than
one year ago the Republican party car
ried the State of Connecticut by major
ity Of nearlytwo thousand five hundred.
notwithstanding this rejection OF ne
gro suffrage in their own State, there are
men in Connecticut who will still clanor
for the Acknowledgement of the negroes in
the South, and wage war upon the Pres.
ident because he does not, in violation OF
the Constitution of the United States
and of his own official oath, force the
southern people to admit the liberated
slaves to equal civil and political rights
with themselves. Such is one of the in
constituencies of modern abolitionism.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-05

TN CHANCERY-WES VIRGIN
Il La. At rules held in the Clerks office of the
Circuit Court Of Wetzel County, for che month
of October, 1865. - III
Gabriel Leap against Mary Jane McCalley,
widow OF Enos McCauley deceased Mary
McCauley, Goo. II. McCauley, Saba Rosann
McCauley, Frank Leason McCauley Enos
McCsuley, children and heirs of Enos Nc eau
ley, deceasad.s ...al % -. as
The object of this suit is to compel the defend.
ants to convey to tho complainant a tract OF l3d
acres of land situated in Wetzel county, pur
chased by complainant from Enos McC auley, de-
ceased during his life.' The defendants not hav
ing entered their appearance and it appearing
from the bill and affidavit filed in the cause that
the defendants are non-residents Of this State,
on motion of the complainant, by counsel lit is
ordered that they do appear here within one
month after tho due publication of this order,
and do what may be necessary to protect their
interests in this suit. And that a copy of this
order be inserted in some newspaper printed in
the city of Wheeling to be published on &c a
week for four successive weeks. Also that a
copy of the same be posted at the trout door Of
the Court House Of Wetzel county for a like pc
Rod.
A COPY teste: FRIEND COX, Clerk.
j. DALLAS EWING, Sol, for claimant r.
oct14tW I'd, i...
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Another Good Nomination. .

We learn that DR.. J. J. THOMPSON, has
been nominated by the conservative men
of Putnam comfy, in the Kanawha re-
gion, to represent that county in the
House of Delegates, and that there is
much probability of his election. The
Doctoris personally very popular, an d in
mental ability he has few, if any,asupe
riors in the State. He is strong minded
and original thinker and, should he be
elected, will make his mark in the Legis
laturs. If we mistake not, he has repre-
sented his county in the Richmond Leg
islature, and was also member of thu
Virginia Convention in 1861. He was /
very firm and decided opponent Of seces
sion. We sincerely hope that the infu
ence of his counsel may be felt in the i'm
portant legislation which will be trans
acted next winter.
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Stantonian Cc4xsesy.

Whatever may be She result of the
WIRE trial, whic& y still lingering in
Washington eitI and affording good pay
to a set W officers who would starve
were 1t not for some God-send of this
kind, 1t will certainly not illustrate in n
very high degree the courtesy which ~
usual between the judge and the attos-
ney, The following scene is selected al
most Mt random faom the proceedings of
this latest specimen of q Stanasslian
cormt. 1t took place last Monday :; Mr..
BAKER, it will be remembered. is counsel
for WIRz - 80 s r..
Judge Advocate Chapman then read IN
order from the War Department reliev-
ing General Bragg from duty on the mil
itary compission. g C1lA
I, = Mr., RAkere What is the reason for this?
IaSonld like to know il,
The Court-Y0u cannot ascertain IT
is none of your business y
~ Mr.. Baker-CanSI not be permitted TO
address few words to the court
The Court-No, sir, nor make a motion
Il is none of your business. Yon have
nothing to do with the orders of this
5 K Mr.. baker, Then must object to YOUR
action ~ sS1df t21HCI 81 Kos. ~" y.
~ ~ The Court There is noobjection aboHs
1T. Go on with yonr examination.
~ = A Washington dispatch says that Gssa
bBRAGa is to be Immediately musteredsut
! Of the service. The people Of the csaa-
icy 1as wen as WIRES attorney viii be-
Z snxiOaa to learn the reason for this sing
4 srpfpSeedipg. General BRAGG is frsm
;nksonsin, we belieye, and has been a
member of the WrRz military commission
since it was first organized.
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The WetzeI District.

We publish this morning the announce
ment of EBENEzER CLARK Esq, of Wetzel
county as a candidate for State senator
from the district composed of Marshall,
Wetzel and Marion counties Mr. CLARK
is an old and highly respected citizen OF
Wetzel county, father of the present
Sheriff of that comfy, and we'll qualifi-
ed to honorably fill the position for which
he has besn announced Wetzel will
give him rousing vote
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-05
New City Omnibus Line.

ENCUTNiOn Tickets, from any point 90
iIsC Post Office and return. - cts.
stoN or trunk, 40 els; package ) cts
iil packages entrusted 10 our care will he
promptly delivered
The and O'Clock Omnibuscs run via the Fc.
male Colrg. Ioy accommodation Of scholars
Tickets Tor sa'@ hy the package at the office Of
sept E-im = hurley q co
Madison Street