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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-02
ARRANDALE &GO., sgRuGactur
erx' Agents,

Nc ~ RROAhWAFs nav FORK,
Aauauace sAs ~ ne sNoFs hsa ~ esoas sal ke s3a
far ONa t'olaAE es o.
Hn consequence 81 ihs cuesi stsQasloE ~ lrzae 10
ffe rahna isaErue fs fIcs 81 Nac iana nrcu a. Ihe
sAr hsrR sca ~ ne sarElf n ces lasre srrss
81 rsgA1 AtNc1y 81 lHssllg iElenard ioF ths Aac
fsh grkrkt1s hhs terra sfll &c M sale lhis rh9lTe
AID MusT RR SOLD AT ANY SAcRlElCEa un-
Der thsse tarepTaslanossss AkRAN laALk 90, hri-
ne Sfeal laT the E1au,agE EursFeEl nasIuissil-
en-. have resel pea EF,on NhAAl NItI llrTRl e
aIriON - Jsot 10 the islloSlnE recu Anonss
cer foEts q tt rETous szelolss ssIe arsa yui ata
aaveloGssl satleG ~, ana Nea HnG Cn Grlfraa,
s1u tsket eat slhoai lsrsrd % tdice, and seat ~
sra, itus Nae A. sAiI fiaaoe "a EersdFd ~ lAs
setti6oaie, yea VA saf Risai grE 10 have. k1k
Il,fn 20 Al gHuf Npnal a. send tie dolkf Ih tnls
ilss s1sirls 81 naL f'ufohassrs mks tliat SAus1 !
tltla Wsieh. phmnnd AisG, 81 sEy sta 81 seEs,fF
ca ouf Sci ioT OSF h0a4aE.
SIND TWENTY-FIVE CENTS r0R CERgaHg.
CANE
IA a. tfSnsantout y E1s.l shh1 osIErre Ssa 81.
Niaina lne OsIV icslts FtsIse lefntQfs ana dal1t
lls iuspesf tstufs I've tsanfs esis Nilci musg ~
.nhii.eA stiM lha OelEhGGit stEt FAR iirt tfgg
hnzaAs sd h. stni 1bf e. eleven iaf &A ihEy sa 81
sxtssfse " $40 ana huntGan Ia Slb
LGENE&-Nt s9fi &caIls ~ every rhCHntIi.
ana in eetrx aoNN ana notzas ia tht 1oiIurg, and
tiBae het "a - saah VI - Allowed tfn oaEss ~.
trs hfsds draarts gdf theEa, FrUtlast tsaf r.
10 ttsnea EEnau1ts to adlE- heentf vii rallera
istap ~ neuts W tFalB CflulinalA and Ftul1 IL
ts.iu taIiis "a talhnf i aHft - lsFilps ftHnts
hAAAAuALH A CO.,
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-02
SHERIPFs SALE
Isssc Rsansn, IT al, vs John v. Methera et a.
si',,ersAr UoaFi Nf MouSzamery %, OhiS.
case No, $a3i, Ia nAra90a.

s,f,Sersar toari Nt aoulzamery %, OhiS,
Csse No, Sa4i, Ia nsraaOa,
IN PURSUANCE o. Aad "a slssiicnee 10, tho cos,,.
| uAna q an ONler u sSle ms.ie ~ ne Supsnsr
N0lrt ~ Montgomery Nonty, Chic, a. its ReiaNsrV
term, iSaS taero and the grlt Issoed to ne us ne
Cart " OaaEt said case, p alaF Al Fats5e
Sae, aa the premises oa faaeee streei. in WAshlne.
tou fosnship, qfsA,d eoantA N Monday. AAlch 4
lS6s A c,clots, p NJ 81 sAtd dsys ne lsllogspe
ssusis N ths coeag q Montgomery, and Sl.l. 81
eAe, IN ss.sea ~ -, te~nsa,p el tso, Nna rsaee
saas 81 isnlss SssrFsSons On shr wes5 ~ tanas ~
6nasapel D s4ehasE', On Ne ssalsA ~ lsNas ~ n.
William NsEsea ana Nner Kelsey, taaisinuf &
scges u lsad, hess, couapnsauf ~ the lsals
s.,', 49, X 'ssSss ~ s,sEe !, S ,s, n ~
lsl aenoa d hAnyA GAsgssasn. Rad IA seass tai
nov esaei ty lsNo0 Rross ana trssl eenisqaise ~
aeed isgaA On .. sbeat he itlA dss 81 Nostsatef,
1850 eAioe lsnSs q ais-suryel, sle naoge PszHicu-
Psig 81 ~ sausAvesa Z etlszse~of sscoA No y taua
No. q saa teeee No y sqsNeaa te n. \ s. &ontcau-
ely couais oA'os heeBaAe q ~ soeihNesa eorAsr
cogueJs theune soath -e sasisal - lolss 10 c6r
nty teesce uey,h ~ essi - q Poles 70 eslsslg
Pasae roa2i theace soalA sleaR seS IVA q F4ies
10 carneg Neane south lh cas-, sef2 F,alos ilhfe
ncrgh rfss ssG a. poiet - ne Esacs atf fIaIg,
taaliaabE "a ecieS.
Also gsa oi soglhessi suss9sr 81 sesoa Ne Q, iesa
Ne, 2 sAl4 range No, 5. osrseen the "a. 6ss Msnt.
ganatfy t'hutt, Ohio; htcfnn4ne lhf tusl lals
Ascob fs.ss lSre = 30 poles ss,ll - he uorA i,ns
oisad aasFsrr; aIence so9aA 49, tHsa satb paios
carbers thfaee sosth is, Wes ~ gsalss ksf>
not; tsnct nola gfA we'd 6s % iyotes - ctTIsr
,lsnet hoaah ~ casa " q Fa1a v tss plsas d ls
tizae, Containing 10 ~ Helsste he tald haNecei,
SAD JSs1isss,usssr aa sra.e estrHdaol have l-sa
Csnnol sel W hess thah sso-thras d ne Ng4taset
palue alereot
one usire ~ tse years nem as4 o ssle.sistTes pay
gnsnts tt heal nsereei ns ~ - secureatg ueossgi
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-02

us hereafter and hcncoforth forever to Alb
olitionists. But we are unable to do
further or full justice to the subject, and
refrain.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-02

A young lady, an orphan, living and teach
ing school in Huntingdon county, Pa year
ago received letter from Virginia, that her
brother who was soldier in the Union ser.
vice, had been killed in battle. She hastened
to the South, secured his remains, had them
brought home ard buried Ever since alone
In the world and in sadness, she has mourned
her dead knsmas, A week ago she received
letter from Andersonville from her brother,
who is alive and prisoner, Such is the 70.
nance and the reality of war.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-02
WIZ a. Lnaff

The inquiry is beipg raised whether the flow
ofpetrolcum will continue long from the
same we'll Some Of the we lis do not dis
count as freely as they did, but Il is not known
whether il is on account OF obstruction or
exhaustion. The inquiry is important in
view Of tho prevailing oil mAniR.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-02

A HuGE SroRY, The editor Of the Gar.
diner Journal has no doubt OF the truth Of
Dr. Bellows story about planting walking
stick in California and gathering from It peck
of peas He speaks Of fellow in that lar.
oil State WHO planted a pair of old,fashioned
iron-dogS In his garden, and in three weeks
raised litter Of pups, and advises Dr. Bel.
lows IL he can't do better credit TO the fer
tlity Of California, to leave of lecturing,--
Syrueuse Courier.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-02
Vankec CharIIy Ia SAVANNAH.

AMONG ,he most ahsaFd eNh,hi0ons oi an
absurd people vas The Yankee e,ou6oA,iou
in Savannah oa ,he arvipa, there al some
provisions osteNlaUouSiy contributed in NcW
Nork A "pahNc meeting, vas hebi, IN
which Yankee speakers toi& hearers VAai
eSeessivelr good peaple the Yankees were.
and ne 6s'eaieg Yankees App,aeded This
farce they called meeting IN Savannah
Ghey might, IN the same day. GET aps meek,
ine 81 The people of lJop6ea
lndeed, Nsakee cAagilv Is always a. once
oNertAaaas and mean citaen ~ New
Orleans intorns us 81 a rcFiiAbie display oi
ain that city, s0Nn after "a had leN iplo
NAakee hANaS Bssiaa took that A. her traAl
and iottheitA Mavot SmilA wAs sent. and
sa0a he appeared IN he hospitals al NeU Or
leAas 10 Sstsghale aAiaties amNp6 ne sck
aad weandea
precious eifs. Msyo+ Svadh passed 40 Aas
Down ne svenee between he ross 81 COTS
and addressing AimseN 10 eScA patient he
passed, ws,h all he d.eaiW seaonsiRe 10 ha
..iee. he vSald sac, Allow nc, Sir, ~ cheel
voa WdiA sSmA 6e6cA65es NAereupsn \.
w0Nla Freseat lhe sob man with Aoubl,
haaAtal os StSed epples "WNl y0o Ne gool
enoaeA," he W6a,a iAea aAd, VITA a era
cioas smile, s'Vhen ySa write NorJh 10 say
that Maeor Saph 81 BassSe pveseais1 vol
with some delioscses 2 ana sAerenpoa b
tatuea 10 some FRESH okIeci q his eAatpaitl
aaNaUons LosR i've Mayor Sni;A, Aad leal
live Boston, lShs I've The orators q SavsE
nah.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-02

Mr.. Eggleston, we observe has developed
a hig hly sensitive organization on the sub ect
Of holding two offices ut once After the 9TH
Of this month he will be q member Of Con.
gress and his salary will commence, He is,
also State Senator, and his term OF service
lasts until the close Of the present session OF
the Legislature. This Is very pninful to Mr..
The State is not 10 lose him until tho Nation
claims him He is to save the country Wig.
orously at Columbus until the expiration ai
the Legislature, unless Uncle Abraham should
before that time call an extra session Of Con.
Rress to meet in haste, Under this solepn
circumstance, il would be the duty Of Mr. Eg.
gleston to emigralo to Washington, and give
the ripeness OF his wisdom to the councils Of
the country. - Gin Obm.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-02
TndInnnnoIIa Ttena.

We gather the following from the Indian
apolis special to the Enquirer;
A conference Of Congregational Churches
Ia in session IN this city Rev. II. NJ. Storrs,
Of Cipcinaati Moderator, and Rev. H. A.
Daniels, Of Dayton, Scribe, Among the dis
tnguished divines present are Messra TWitoh-
ell, Chidlaw and Bushnell
The master mechanics Of the city have
formed an organization 10 view Of the next
seasons business They have edVaneed their
rates in view of pricee Brick are worth Sl4
per thousand, brick ia the wall Sl7 to Sl8,
masons measursmont Journeymen masons
charge S5per day; aborers 81; sand is 81 %
per lond, and lime 500 per bush
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-02

w TkNTED-Slsluikee Naaa- ebrlunstn ana IsHals
w sDiiis sasnoed. F'less WOst cpen 70 8n8.
MnktIs, A4qlg a. " Y FnlingYa tl1 aasnA
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-02

DETWEMN uoN And tts I'D dEF ~ Nartt A d,
ID lAi. vi ssIl III nfpEts Hif iIF IH1uL
iIei rafi 81 l1lIisirE, Mln1 EHrI ry nstiiys Cara
ESD ialn nlrifElIs lng AH1ttv al
u.rHlisin- has ulna .Hns inuht ana q lurFa
iluf Erftnr1 lf trid ff FETtrT-
bearing order o rpu1 TrlI,lfluu n HEit hEf
lipau llrs very hil ff tea, ALSO Hndsf a fn ne
AHr TTrtf ans a1fr fgriafl lara iiIsf eEl
liit sIlHHriiFT- IRE prem ~ y ElHF,
W lEuif1llrE siiin. gfflufs af enfl AIrl ~ lhlb
n q stits iiid = "a i've ystrf lhsfslhsr
in.l Vlf EAMIIl EHHfINE
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-02

TE results OF It's use is proof of its great value
l. The extraordinary HEALING PROPERTIES OF
this remedy are experienced y all these who have
used IT. Their testimony viii be- found iua pamphlet
which can be hsd Of the Agents where the Medicine
ns COUGHS and COILS, however iisiress;p. ave
brOsen UP IN incr Bile short uIne bv causing
specific influence on the lungs, that the matter and
phlegm are easily eNpectoratea, I.
PAINS and sORENEss OF tie CREST are Quickly
releYedby the irritated parts becoming healed Cotn
Gums and kIGnr SwEATS hecome imm edately cheek
ed, ~ the strength being restored The torpid liver
| ALIENS LUNG BALsAM contains no opium m
any form Iii perfectly harmless Tor the most deli.
cate child
CoEsUMPT1VRs would do well to read his treatise
on disclosed Lungs. .t... -..t
PHYSICIANS who have failed to cure their patients
should Try this Mediclne before they give the ease ut
know very many yaluafle hives hsys beeu saved
by being petsusded 10 give il trial.
Babe SURE and get ALI. Ms Lung BAIsAM,
ALIENS LUNG BAisfM IS WI 'i GS Wi with sres,
care, and with hne steel engraved label beaung the
signature Of the Propuetors. $3.50
raH DOS'TaF GIT THAT
ALIENS LUHG BALsAAa ,cEl bredk so ne t,oss sss
hcSsag CJnQA ga q 1str A0trs' firie
Many cases Of CONSUME TiON, thatwe-e eonsid-
cred ineurab4e. have been dlred here in this civ
Call and get a pamphlet, sBd read The remarkalIe
cures Whch VII convince you Of the great value Of
this Medleine.
DON'T DESPAIR hsesuse all ,ther remedies have
failed, lTi try the remedy sndlou will h decaig-
81.
Yer ssle by the Propueiors,
J. n. HARRIS CO, CinrinnaH Ohio.
L fklOE-ONk DOLLAR PR BUITI p sold ~
healelhe lesleFsi hrolg hout We city ndrouu1rv.
For sale BY Dr. ". W. Stewart, James Attey, H ~
Csrneli. sna J. ". IHeiilch, Dayton W. H. heriey
&c an % ~ Gf
III IS 4 GOOD RRARDY-TRY 1T.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-02

pGF-ola Mspsfela, ia Ais las, coHt5Sutios
- ths Cisoiaasti Gsas5tA asks what d
sAsaAg p n he hsA oas sslvea ''shAa is a
sloelhesa 2 any ef hes FeaAss cSrl1 have
answered Aim
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-02

ffNHE fE.ssflisT Cisrs stis ssafen1t3f lsrua
hf halas HHIsaa FfgIt atrssa. l,ssaaa Aso 81 p
huusf HIt l1i en- AsIih Areuus. Cai al Ne
Ekaau eEisTa1s FRFHgWTE
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-02
Splendid Farm for Sale.
IA
MADISON TOWNSHIP.

III n - = 1T y = 7 ~
TfNfsN liigrFa3er Cd 81 ftf sale fi Faru IA a. n
Mriinaa iavEstl q On Hhs fus tn and Il ssisgs
iaral ltf- me i e. Rrfl n l,lsfer tlllill ~ a.,
acTes, A1f huaATsa slfl EEltu nulisaa-
Li1s ilis ial aiifs ~ nd We EuTrcEs nslf
far1- Hla al le'- sstfF nlili- tess lNp lsltrfl+
li1ese wells. un- tT tdEallEl ~ i.atI-
Islln1I hdlss-
glt farm Wa Be stls tm good isruis- Fsfauns
Nlsfnr Tull anst srcrl 8a se % EEnrlrs ~ ~
thsF eEIIiIli Ia &c fit Flsrsi,i-
Ht iHs aiss istints I've E1fgiE ne Htlh s5df 81
IlIt ulllile etfih De VII sell 1l fils ilr.ir htfs
! I EEuhsr- isAlNHn epNAgMAE eAAfElE-
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-02
Cloaks and Mantillas

GOLl-1he valRe q Cola vail regulate The pl,ces
n cur tsoe.tS NcHr oriers sol,ciled. AnY eoNiS
sent yo0 On erieI u not ssilsiActAry, usy ls re-.
tuTNel n,a2.f2H
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-05-18
CITY ITEMS.

ONE of the neatest and best fitted up
rooms in the city is to be found at No.
SO Main street, the headquarters OF VIM.
Sumner & Co. Agents of the Wheeler q
Wilson's Sewing Machine. If the room
had been built expressly for the purpose
it could not have been better arranged,
and now that it has been so handsomely
aud tastefully fitted up, the u~nrivalled
machines are shown forth to the public
to much better advantage, and no lady
can pass the establishment without ad.
miring the aptness of the managers no
tions. The store room as now arranged
must be seen to be appreciated. AS to
the machines there offered for sale, we
need say nothing, as too many premiums
have been awarded them at World and
State Fairs to need any Mandatory re-
marks at our hands.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-05-18

MAD DoGs.-The dreaded ~hydrophobia
has appeared in several of our neighbor-
ing cities, creating much excitement
Let us be permitted to hope that the au-
thorities of Wheeling will vigorously en-
force the dog ordinance during the COM
ing season. Our city can at the present
time rival Bagdad and ConstantinOple
in the number of worthless ours that in
fest the highways. Dogs howl at us
from backwards as we sink upon our vel
come touches; they bark at us as we at
tempt vainly to lea We behind us the cares
of the day, and their long notes turn our
sweetest dreams to Nightmares and hid
eous visions. Dogs run between the dig
ni6ed limbs of venerable men, upset
small children in the streets and disar-
range the gorgeous apparel of our fairest
ladies ,promenading the streets. We
earnestly invite the attention of our city
government to the subject of dogs; we
recommend a raid against them, a vigor-
GUS prosecution of the war until the last
dog shall have taken the oath Of allegi-
ance, and return to his home, when we
will advise an amnesty. We pledge our
support to the government to put down
dogs,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-05-18

SILvER.-We have in our possession a
small block of silver which was melted
from a lump of coal dug from Nolan's
mine or bank. One day last week, MIR.
James Hampton purchased a load of coal
from this bank and had it thrown into
his vault. A day or two since he obserV-
ed that a bright vein ran through a lump
of the coal. At first Mr.. H. thought it
was a vein of iron ore, but upon close
observation he concluded it was some
thing more valuable. He took the piece
of coal, extracted the bright substance
and melted it on a shovel. One of our
jewellers tested and examined the metal
and pronounced it the best quality of
silver. The silver taken from the one
lump of coal, (Which was not more than
six inches in diameter) is valued at about
one dollar.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-05-18
CITY ANDSTATE NEWS.
The Gold and Other Markets. an"
uisceIlaneens Matter, TO be Jenna D"
,hc Fourth Page.

escape OLE PRIsoNERs.-Last night be-
tween seven and eight o'clock nineteen
sentenced Federal prisoners escaped from
the military prison i'll this city Inc
s,en made their escape by breaking one
If the iron bars placed across the win
lows in the malt house below the prison,
entering the malt house and making their
way into the street. The cause of the
escape is culpable neglect OF the part of
the sentinel placed at the prison door
leading into the prison yard. The rules
allow but one man at a time to go out
IN the ward after dark, but by a gross
hinder and oversight nineteen of the
prisoners got OUT and escaped before the
affair became known.
Many of the escaped men had balls
aud chains attached to their lower limbs.
Several of them Invested themselves of
this incumbrance before taking their de-
parture from the prison room, and the
balls and chains were found secreted I'M
der their bnnks.
The plan of escape was well laid and
admirably executed The men passed
the sentinel one at a time, and it is pre-
sumed tho iron bar across the window
was broken out during the day and the
men had nothing to do but to crawl
through the window. walk through the
malt house, and enter the open street.
The fact that the prisoners had made
their escape did not become known to
the officers of the prison until the tim
for roll call arrived, when it was found
that nineteen failed to answer to their
names As o o as news of the escape
Of the prisoners reached the ears Of the
Commander Of tho prison. mounted
r1ards were dispatched to the outskirts
Of the city, aud every possible effort
made to rccapture the fugitives.
Tho names OF the men who escaped are
D. E,iiovS: Charles Andrews, Cyrus
Coleman, James Farrell, Luther B. Saun-
icrS. John Webb, Charles Haggeny, Pat
rick MuldOon. Patrick Langhney, John
Hanlcy, Edward King, John Walker,
John franklin, Henry Broerman, James
McCloskey, Reuben F. White, James E.
Iusco, VIM. Gunbaugh. Louis Goodrich
and James A. Null
The majority of the prisoners are at
tired in the Federal uniform They were
all sentenced by Court Martial to i'm
prisonment here, aud several ofthem had
many months TO serve before they would
have gained their liberty.
Although every effort was made to re-
capture the men, up to a late hour last
night, the escaped prisoners were all still
at large
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-05-18

DIR. c. W. ROBACK-Sir: Your Blood Puri'
fer and Pills sell better here than any other
medicines I could keep. They are just the med
icine for the people, peculiarly adapted for the
cure of Fever and Ague, but the people use them
rs n general medicine.
To break an attack of the Ague take n table
spoonful of the Blood Purifier every hour, and
then cleanse the stomach and bowels well with
your Pills, a N three days the complaint will
be removed and a permanent cure effected.
A who try this treatment before applying toa
physician will he saved much cost and suffering.
Yours truly Al TAFT.
BANGOR, Van BurenCo., Mich, Sept. 0, ga.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-05-18

IT IS A FACT admitted by every man VINO
h As succeeded in business, that to do business
y0u must
ATTRACT THE ATTENTION
or chose YOU wish to become your customers. IL
yonr wares are of that sort that arc used by
everybody, YOU cannot well make your business
too public, OF draw too many into your store TO
see what you have to offer.
INFORM THE WORLD.
Fix your standard on the outer wall in the
shane of handsomely printed Posters, and scat
ter Circulars and small Bills, thick as leaves III
Vallambrosa." Or il, as is most generally the
case, your wares especially address a particular
class,
BEsIEGE EVERY AVENUE
By which the attention of that class can be
reached by well phrased appeals to their tastes.
fancies and interest. II you have Posters, Cir
culars and Handbills, it is important that thoy
be put and scattered in the right places,
The surest way to reach the particular class
you aim at, is TO make sure that you
NOTIFY EVERY MAN.
Woman and child. 1t is certain that fifty per
cent. may be added to the trade of many houses
in this City By prudent distribution of bills and
circulars. Advertising pays.
Arrangements are made by which the business
interests Of business men may mo thus advanced
by hayir : their Job Printing handsomely and
cheaplv done nj the oSice of THE REGISTER. We
have eNbrN convenience lot u"ihg al hihd7 OI
Printing
PROMPTLY AND WELL,
At u lowest living prices. We are constantly
add Z new styles Of type, and whatever else is
necnlSary to enable us to respond at once TO any
Gala for the products of Types and Press.
IN ALL RESPECTS
II meant that the office of THE REGISTER shall
bo .qual to all demands upon ii. The best
PRINTING, of 5eTy description,
AT CHE LOWEST PRICES,
For Railway Companies and Transportation
Lines, for Lawyers, Merchants and Manufac.
turers. for Banks, Academies and Societies, Tor
Opera Companies and Concerts, for Shows N1d
Exhibitions. for Politicians and the rest OF mnn-
kind, MAY be obtained ut the
OFFICE OF THE REGISTER"
Bil.heads, Bills and Blanks of every des Up
ton. Cards of every style, Pamphlets and lost
ers of all kinds. neatly and promptly done, NJ
THE WHEELING REG IsTER
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-05-18

The STRIPED BUG, so destructive i'll
melon and cucumber beds, may be eff
fectually got rid of by cooping a hen
with a brood of small chickens near the
vines. The little chickens will hunt and
destroy the bugs without injury to the
plants.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-05-18

MARKET.-The Second Ward market
was we'll attended yesterday by both
buyers and sellers, Prices were about as
follows: Beef zoe per pound Pork zoe
Veal lec; Butter 25a3Oc; Eggs 2Oc per
dozen; Potatoes 3OaS5c per peck; Apples
50a60c per peck Onions sc per bunch ;
Radishes sc per bunch Rhubarb, three
punches for Zoe; Asparagus Zoe per
bunch.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-05-18

REMOVABLE. Leo has removed his
office and residence from the Grant House
to the corner OF Mill alley aud Main
street, Centre Wheeling, where he will
be found at all times, when not profess
sionally absent, to answer the calls OF
those desiring his services. tt
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-05-18

THE General Assembly of the Presby-
terrain Church of the United States, com
mencss its annual session in Pittsburg
today.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-05-18

RIvER.-The river was falling last
evening, with ten feet water in the chan
mel. Business was very dull On the land
ing, and the arrivals and departures
were confined to the regular packets.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-05-18

THE WEATHER was more moderate
yesterday, and about dusk we were ia
vored with a light shower of rain.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-05-18
in q few weeks.

CIRCUIT CoURT.-In this Court yester-
day morning, the jury in the case of
Henry Tape and wife rs. George Zoeck-
Ter, returned a verdict giving Mrs. Tape
one cent damages. The suit was one
brought for an action in tresspass,
H"ecAlrr charging Mrs. Tape with steal
ing Haeat from his butchcr-bench and TAX
lngtWo pieces of meat from her market
basket, The jury were absent about
hal an hour yesterday morning, and
we're ont arhour the night before.
The verdict being rendered, the Court
adjourned over until this morning.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-05-18

The Collector from this office will on
today Thursday call upon the patrons
of the REGISTER in Fulton.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-05-18

BEAUTIFUL PORTRAITS of Washington
and Edward Everett are in many collections
but in the home of the person once afflicted with
that terrible disease, CATARRH, now cured by
the use of DR.. d. Il. Seelyes Liquid Catarrh
Remedy, how should it bei