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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-10
THE CONTRAST.
MY SEWING MACHINE /.
BY CLARA W.

My Dear Cousin Jane;-such a change has
passed -
Ger nv earthly lot, since l saw you last
That cannot rest till my pen extends
The tidings 80 joyful, to all my friends.
Ny burden is gone, and my sky Is bright;
Ny spirits are calm, and my heart is light
l am happy mother, wife and self,
And 1 owe 1t all to a little elf
The kindest fairy that ever was seen
My WHEELER and WILSON Sewing Machine
Butte come to the point-I had almost forgot;
had now quite as lief have husband as not;
He timidly last week brought me pile
of shirts to be made which took with smile,
The first of the kind which he ever had seen,
And thought he would kiss my Sewing Ma.
chine
You'll think me extravagant will engage
Rut this is the subject my dear of the age;
The world is divided, 'twi1t those who have got
The Sewing Machines and those who have not
Alas what pitiful objects are they
who are doomed to sew In the old fashioned
way
demmfng and stitching, and darning and mend.
Year In and year out-a duty unending,
And although the eyes swim, the head throbs
with pain,
Though back aud side ache naught avails to
complain ....
And now Cousin Jane 1 want you to see i
And well understand what this wonder may be;
So come, and seek not your duties to shirk,
But come with an extra trunk full OF work
You will never go back to your home ween,
Without taking with you Sewing Machine
know You'll not ask which kind IS the best
For that Is query long since put to rest
And Wheeler and Wilson" Is the one that L
mean -.
When / sing the delights Of the Sewing Ma
chine.
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Our pains are real things, and all
Our pleasures but fsntastical;

But cures come difficult and bard
Yet all who have tried it, say DR.. D, h. Seelye's
Liquid Catarrh Remedy never fails to perma.
nently remove all pains, headaches and troubles
arising from Cstarrh difficulties. Try it.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-10

FREsH CANNED PEACHES strawberries, pin
apples, cove oysters Holsters, sardines, cats ups
of all kinds, together with q full supply of Hne
groceries, constantly on hand and for sale by
BOOTH BATTELLE Co., Steamboat Agents,
corner Monroe and Water streets.
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groceries, constantly on hand and for sale by
BOOTH BATTELLE & Co., Steamboat Agents,
corner Monroe and Water streets.
THE BEST PREPARATION in the world for
Coug Cold is DR.. Tanners Cough Mixture.
Try it. For sale by Chas. Graham, Main street
Centre Wheeling, and druggists generally.
COCOA CREAM FOR THE HAIR.
Cocoa Cream for the hair.
Cocoa Cream for the Hair.
Away with your Grey Hair.
Away with your Grey Hair.
No more rancid Pomades!
No more rancid Pomadesl!
If you want something elegant,
If you admire delicious Perfume,
II you desire soft and silky Hair,
IF you want your Hair preserved
If you want your Hair 10 grow,
If you want to prevent premature Badness
If you want to be rid OF Dandruff,
Use the Cocoa Cream
Uss the Cocoa Cream.
Use the Cocoa Cream
Use the Cocoa Cream
Use the Cocoa Cream.
Price IS cents bottle.
IAUGHLINS BUSHFIELD,
ju2s Wheeling, W. Va.
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T1R-0A1LY 8KGlsTRR gSOK
EINDERY taAs out AL k>sis % n o..
ana Blauk Bookss for indiyiduals n an 80. =
Sn3ina &0ns,
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Bonnet Ruches.

Plumes OF all colors for Hats and Bonnets Netts
plain and fancy, Embroideres of all kinds Lace,
Linen and Embroidered collars, Edgings and In.
settings. In fact very large variety of goods
usually kept in first class establishment, en-
tirely too numerous to mention, all of which
will be sold
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-15
Amuseuents.

METROPOLITAN THEATER.--" Linda, the
Savoy ard drew another excellent house last
night, and the audience was enthusiastic a
il was large. Tonight the attractions are, the
=. Comical Countess" and =. She StOops TO Con-
quer," an excellent bill, and one likely TO test
the capacity Of the establishment
INDIANA STATE MUsEUM.-This popular in
stitution, we are pleased to notice. is receiving
n very liberal patronage. The citizens Of this
city are ever ready to show their appreciation
Of whatever is deserving. The accomplished
proprietress has recently made several valuable
additions to the vast collection Of curiosities.
We would say to all who wish 10 muse awhile
upon the wonders Of nature and art call on
Madam English.
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Diaries, for. 1866, at

-. >.
a New Thing.-Our enterprising friend
Joseph OConnor. well known TO our citizens
sole agent for Sands celebrated Chicago
Ales, has been appointed agent in this State for
the sale of the Red Jacket Stomach Bitters.
OConnOr has sort of knack for acquiring
agencies for good things, and about the best are
these bitters. They are far more pleasantly
favored than the old Plantation Bitters. and
while tonic and stimulating, are hardly or at
all Intoxicating. This greatly commends them
TO invalids with impaired digestion, and for
family use, where of course, it is the desire TO
avoid all mischievous beverages.
All who have tasted these Bitters have UNI
qualifiedly commended them as the best they
have tasted, and in the one important quality
Of stimulating the stomach. without intoxicat-
ing. They possess just what nearly all Bitters
have claimed, and just what none at all have
ever had. In addition to the medical charac-
ter of the materials, the liquor used is the best
that can be obtained. and we can instance no
better illustration of their virtue rs Bitters
than the fact that no taste Of whisky is dis
coyerabe.
Mr.. O'Connor keeps always a full stock. and
though they are selling with unprecedented
rapidity, his facilities are such that he can al
ways supply all demands.
Families or individuals furnished by the
case or bottle ON order and il is for sale at all
the usual places Of business. Agency "a south
Illinois street, indianapolis, Indiana. 1873
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FIENDIsH ASSAULT AND BATTERY.-les-
terday about o'clock l.. NJ, the attendants
at the sale Of Government animals. at the old
Fair Ground, were startled by hearing the cry
OF 3" Murder and repairing TO the locality Of
the outcry discovered a stalwart Teuton, n
blacksmith bv profession, and George Viii
hams by name, belaboring a man named Le-
wellin Jones with two pound hammer. lie
Knocked Jones down and then jumping upon
the PROSTATE man commenced grinding his
face with his boot heels. lie succeeded in so
dishguring the helpless mans face that his
best friends would have failed to recognize
him. We saw the parties at the Mayors Court.
where hearing was in progress. The would
be man-butcher testified that Jones had insert
ed bis hand In his pocket, and that he there
fore believed his design to steal his money.
Jones stated that he and his assailant were
friends and were In the habit ofpracticing play
full tricks each other, and that he was mere
ly joking when he put his hand in his pocket.
We incline 10 the belief that the blacksmith il
possessed Of an ungovernable temper and that
his assault was wholly unjustfable. Certain
IL is that. even il Jones intended theft, still
that could be no excuse for so brutal an
sault. The matter will be further considered
before his Honor the Mayor to-day.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT coVET- BEFoRF
JUICES DAVIS AxD McISxun. Martin Il.
al " Jerser-onviIIe Railroad Company \
sllii Tor flo,eo damage, the value u cotton de-
stroyed while In charge u the Jeffer-onyille
Railroad Company. De-ided in favor q the
plaintiffs T. 20 damages. Hendricks. Perkins
a Hord for plaintiffs: Porter. Morrison a
Fishbaek for defendant.
United states y. Patrick Never Charged
with passing counterfeit money. Verdict
guilty. John Hanna for United siaies: J. ".
Gordon for defendant.
UNITED STATS DISTRICT COURT BEFORE
JUICE McDoSALD.-The following violation.
Of the Revenue Law were found guilty and
fined, viz:
a5l. William Dover. So % and cost.
30. Benjamin Buxton. go 90 and costs
9fj. Thomas =. Long. go % and costs
81. Wilson McFeater. so % and costs
So. James Hutton. go 90 and costs.
CIRCUIT COURT CRIMINAL DOcKET BE-
FORE JUDGE CoBURS.-state ". james Bruce.
John Bowe and Henry Hamilton. defendants,
are on trial for professional gambling--till in
progress. The defendants are in Jail.
The following parties were out on bonds 10
answer for their appearance at the present
term, and failing 10 apper, have forfeited their
bail:
John Reynolds, II. L. Walpole. bail.
VIM. Walls, Lac Noble, bail.
Vim. MsTtin, VI. Heinsly, bail.
Robert Kelley, VIM. Law, bail.
Vim. Bennett, VIM. Law. bail.
samuel White, Israel Klingensmth. II. L.
Hezekiah and 1. T.. johnson, bail.
CIyu. DoCKET-JOhannah Deneyin y.
Mary Miller, ct al, hdJeas corpus for the Gus
tody Of child which had been placed by
plaintiff in charge Of another person. Court
decided i'm favor OF the right Of plaintiff 10 the
custody Of the child il IL could be found.
johnson fol plaintiff; Walpole for defendant
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ouE BUSINESS MF<.-we call the attention
Of the reader % our advertising columns for q
true and correct business reference. The
reader viii always be enabled 70 determine
with unvarying certainty the place where hi.
needs eaS be satisfied. The best business men
q the city advertise in the Herald. We pro-
pose 70 specify some ofthe most popular houses
In the variot.s departments Of trade, and in
vite the reader 10 accompany u while do
%. In staple and fancy dry goods, fnrs, ETC.,
our columns present such reliable establish
ments a. the New York Store" In Glenn'-
Block, "Tyler's Bee IIive,r "Tousey 4 BY
ran, Jones, Hess a Davis Fitzhugh,
Patti.on a Co. etc.
Take now the music stores Of the city. Z" A.
NJ. Benham a CO." and :. Willard A stoweIl.-
For some idea Of the extent Of their establish
ments. read their advertisements.
Would the retail dealer know what grocery
house 10 patronize, we answer without hesita-
ton, T. b. Alvord A Co., or Grassland.
Mcguire a Co. Their stocks are about the
most complete In the West.
For the most extensive stocks Of jewelry,
clocks, watches, etc, we conhdentially whisper
10 you, 60 10 the establishment Of JenisOn,
Nelson & Co., No. "a East Washington street.
There are hut few such establishments in the
West.
The largest carpet store i'm indianapolis is
kept by Hume. Adams a Co. This is no ex.
aggeration, but l. the simple truth.
At the Agricultural House Of Case, Marsh a
Virgins are implements sufficient TO supply
every agriculturalist in the West. There may
be houses that excel this, but If there are, we
have not heard Of them.
For saddlery hardware go 70 George X.
Share 4 Co.
Prominent among Insurance Companies we
observe the Northwestern Mutual Life, .Etna
Fire, indianapolis Insurance Company, and
sinnissippi.
We tell everybody who wants to know where
10 get his clothes made, 10 90 10 stolworthy 4
Pierson'-. swinehart a.. Co, or J. W. smith
4 Co.
We make special mention Of the Commission
House Of George W. Debevoise a Co.
We call attention 10 the real estate firms Of
b. NJ. spicer 4 Co., and Gold Hopkins.
Concerning Millinery Goods, the accepted
opinion Is that J. W. Copeland 4 Co, bear
away the palm.
The Livery Stables that are most popular
are said. by those who know, to be the estab-
Hshments Of sullivan 4 Drew, \. II. Hyde.
and Wood a Sterrett.
The cards Of the best Hotels in the city APP
pear in our advertising columns-read them.
We have not space TO particularize further.
But read our columns for yourself Every
department Of trade and every profession have
their advertisements in this paper. Read the
business notices and read the advertising col
umns. We shall take occasion from time TO
make farther special mention Of our advertisers
space will permit.
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was largely attended, and a very interesting
lecture was delivered by Mr.. James Brennan.
Mr.. b. l. pleasant and somewhat foreible
speaker. The purport Of the lecture was that
Irish emancipation i feasible thing. lie
pointed cut the causes Of former failures, dis
eussed the power and resources Of England.
gave reasons for faith in the present movement
and appealed for aid TO the cause What was
needed 20 insure success was men and money
the saen were al home. and their friends in
America were called on 10 supply the money.
To obtain this the present organization ives
adopted, and all wero invited 10 aid them.
whether Of Irish nativity OF not. Mr.. Bren-
nan was followed by Colonel Il. ;. Ryan and
Robert Sprowlc.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-15

TEMPERANCE LEcTUREs.-E. III. Uniac, Esq.
Of New York City, addressed the citizens of
indianapolis, and the Members Of the Legisla-
ture, on Temperance, Monday evening, at the
House Of Representatives. His speech was
che Of the best we have had the pleasure Of
listening 10 for some time. He is a model tenn
perance speaker, very unlike Cough in his
manner and style Of speaking. We are con-
WINGED that all who heard him were more than
pleased, and after he had spoken one hour and
q half, the audience appeared anxious TO have
him continue. His arguments and appeals TO
the legislators and ladies met with entire APP
probation, at times eliciting almost ceaseless
cheering. We hope the Temperance Commit
tee viii lose no time in their endeavors TO pro-
cure him TO speak at the Tabernacle some time
this winter. We can speak for a crowded
house. Ii is understood that Hon. Matthew
X. Hnll will speak az the Mass Meeting. on
the subject Of Temperance, on Wednesday
(to-next,) 10 be held at the Tabernacle. Mr..
Hull needs no introduction. he is well known
TO the public. We learn that the house will
h. warmed comfortably, a usual.
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Marblc-top Bake Tables adorn the well-ap-
pointed Billiard Hall Of the = First National"
on Court street. near the Post Olice. The
superintendent Of this department devolyes
upon the polite gentleman and accomplished
I. {. Wright. ESQ. who dispcn>es the honor,
thereof with due gravity. ability and consum-
mate courtesy. The First National" j.
well engineered. and all respectable partie.
are very respectfully invited 10 drap in
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keeps the city Drug store, No. Bates House
Block. i doing a leading business in the Drug
and Medicine line. and especially in the Pre-
scription business. He uses none but pure
medicines, and attends specially 10 filing pre-
symptoms himself, being practical druggist
anu chemist. His store i very popular with
physicians. a well a. with the people. which
Only SHOWS what energy and close attention TO
business can 10.
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To the rublic.-Having opened new
Barber shop in room No. , up stairs Miller's
Block. North Illinois street. we would De
pleased 10 see all who may favor u with a
call. shaving, Hair-eutting and Dyeing done
in the neatest and most approved STYLES. Ra-
zors sharp and towels clean. Particular at
tention paid 10 Children's Hair-cutting.
BIRD MITCHELL X Bro.
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MAYORS COURT.-We take the following
from the Mayors docket Of yesterday:
Gotleib Burnell was fined 80 40: paid. Thos.
Gallagher, James c. Rowland. Bill Moonan.
NJ. Higgins and Richard Lawson, for the same
offence, were fined the usual sum. In default
Of payment, they went to Jail.
DEPosuING FILTH IN An ALLEY.--Anthony
Schildmier and n man named Jackson were
guilty Of this offence, and paid - I6 and $ 90
respectively.
DISTURBING THE PEACE.-A. j. Bruce was
fined 81 10 for this offence, which he couldn't
pay. ergo he went TO Jail for ten days.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.


tiOn.-A. l.. Hunt, AuctiOneer, will sell the
fine large lots in the Blake orchard. on to-mor-
row, Thursday, at L. VI. sale will take
place on the premises. These are the best
building lots for sale in the city The lots are
40 by 10 feet front, and l95 deep, to a 30 foot
alley. The street and pavement grading fin
ished. See plats and terms at National Land
Agency. No. - West Washington street. oppo-
site Theaier LII
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t7-Late last night an affray took place be-
tween portion Of our police force and some
members Of the Hancock Corps, on West W ash
ington street. which resulted in the serious in
jury q policeman, George Tan by name.
and the rather rough handling Of two others.
some Of the malcontents were lodged in Jail
The Hancock Corps is making itself notorious
In this vicinity.
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Gentlemen rshc Legislature will

find everything in the Furnishing line for
Ladies, Gents and Boys. at Parker's, % West
Washington street. Underwear. in texture
and material. suitable 10 all systems; White
shirts. very best make in the market, from the
smallest Boys 20 the largest Mems size. Re
sure and SET u, If you have want in our
line l3-mws
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II. T. Ilezeklah. q the Gefanum saloon,
informs HI friends and the public that n has
] ~ recei1ed, and viii receive daily during
the season. the finest quality q saddle-Rock
Oy-ter~ ever brought 10 this market Tree
biNalNe. are carefully sele,ied, and acknow-
lodged by eIicurcs - - unapproaehable in
flavor. taste aud -ize. being extremely rich
Iadie. should recollect that this saloon j.
divided into two departments. that q the la
die being entirely distinct from the other.
=. --lt should also be- borne IN mind that
af the, --ts eraniunl-' IL every variety 81 Game.
Neni.on. Quail.. Prairie Chickens. etc.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-15

10 The weather yesterday was as bright
genial and unclouded as the heart Of man
could desire. We hope that Indian summer
will delay the day Of its adjournment to an in
definite period in the future. We much pre-
fer the smiling countenance of the present de-
Iightfu season TO the severe gravity Of winter.
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The Terrace stitched - Root a
IREDELL 4 Co.'S.
1876 No. "a North Illinois street.

All who study their own interest buy
their groceries of IL. y. Conklin. at l6i West
Washington street.
He has on hand fine assortment of Grocer
les, Liquors. Produce, Fresh Fish. oysters.
etc, and sells cheap for cash. Having a man
in Toledo to ship him fish, persons may rely
upon getting them fresh every day.
Fresh Baltimore oysters constantly on hand.
Goods delivered in all parts Of the city free
of charge.
Give him 4 call. 1873
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-15

ID The new Public Hall or Opera House,
ON the corner of Ohio and Illinois streets. is
gaining slowly, but surely. The dimensions
Of the editice is9Oby l2O feet. The brick work,
under the superintendent of Mr.. Alex. Deg
nan, is finished to the first story.
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and Citizens are requested TO attend the sale
Of Building Lots At Blake Orchard. on to-mor-
row at 7. VI. Plats TO he seen at National
L nttI Alr..nlN
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III The investigation Instituted by :he As
SCISSOR Of this District, in regard to the return Of
articles manufactured by the clothing firm of
Dessar, Brother 4 CO., has resulted i'm the
complete justification Of the firm as respects
the wholesale house. At the retail establish
ment discrepancy was discovered, but il was
tracked to clerical errors and not TO any pre-
meditation on the part of the proprietors.
The Assessor next proposes to turn his at
tention TO the stamp question.
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William snyder n 90. No. n, soutl

Meridian street. wholesale and retail dealers in
>tanberry q Walkers Fresh Can and Shell
Oysters. Fresh Fish received daily. City and
country orders filled promptly. and a. cheap a
the cheapest. Orders from country towns and
railroad stations sent out hy the earliest trains
leaving Indianapolis 90
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Correction. the published lists Of the
members Of the Indiana Legislature. in Mon
day HERALD, Hon. Haskell y. Pinney. men,
Der OF the House from johnson. was classed
with the Republicans. We apologize 10 the
honorable member for placing a sterling Dem
ocrat in such bad company.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-15

PEKso>AL.-Captain J. II. Farvuhar. VI. {.
elect from the ith District; General James
Slack, q Huntington: Hon. Jane. y. Hanna.
Of sullivan; Hon. James II. Vawter. Of Jen-
hings, and Hon. Chas. Il. Lassalle. Of Cas-.
were IN the city yesterday.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-15

our readers good Boot and Shoe house. in
Justice 10 the firm. We would Say. &c 20 Lud-
ington. 1ady \ Co.'S. W. - East Washington
street. ior they have certainly the finest stock
Of goods in this city. IT ever brought to this
city. Their Gents French calf Handmade
Boots ar, known 20 b. the best that are made.
A. also their Ladies'. Misses and Children's
Polish, Highland. Clasp-toP. skating and Rus
sian Fur-lned Boots i3ecd3
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We w OuIO auNIst tNtfN hVuN % NI>II Iut
Circle Restaurant, George Rhodius. proprietor.
who are in want Of any Of the nice delcacies
Of the season. from broilcd quail TO a roasted
coon. His larder Is well supplied aud a for
serving the tables. Georges establishment j.
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H-A pressure on the columns u the
HERALD eompels the OMISSION Of the report Of
the Council proceedings Of Monday night. II
viii be published In tc-morrow's paper.
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ff-E- May 4 Co.. al the Loan ofiice, No. 81
south Illinois street, viii loan money on any
article Of value, OF buy the same Always on
hand, unrcdeemed pledges Tor sale.
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From scotland Tn lReal

Nincey. the latest and most popular Broad
way style Of Dress Goods found only at the
Bee Hive. See advertisement on first page.
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IL But one marriage license has been issued
by the County Clerk in the last two days. He
suggests increase i'm this particular. 1t
doesn't look well for the community.
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Irvevere cnIlcd imam

rant Shell oysters. Fat and Plump. served
in all STYLES. I3-lm
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q Robert Heller, the greatest prss,,,,,,e,,,
and eonJurer q modern umo-. open. Al Ma.
sonic Hall, ON next TUESDAY evening. for four
nights. But sails rerbirum. Everybody will
20 and SCI Heller
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-15

~ The sale of public animals, at the old
fair ground, has been in progress for two days
past. A large number have been disposed of.