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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-08-09
Fresh L. Sailed Meats, & Vegetables
NEW FIRM AND NEW GOODS.

THE UNDERSIGNED have formed a
partnership for the purpose of carrying on
the grocery trade at Wollenhaupt's old stand, on
Orleans street, and will keep a good stock OF
family groceries, provisions, CSC, and sell always
at the lowest market rates.
re- Cash and the highest price paid for all
kinds OF county produce.
JACOB W0LLENHAUPT,
HENRY SCHNITGER.
nav1h drvff
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CIGAR AND TOBACCO STORE,

THE SUBSCRIBER has purchased the
Tobacco Store on Illinois street, in Johnson .
American Block, where he will continue the bus.
mess of Tobacconst, and the manufacture OF
cigars He will keep always hand a good
stock of all Ainds of Cigars, Tobacco, Snuffs
Smoking and Chewing Tobacco, Pipes, Cigar
Holders, Tobacco Bags, Cigar Cases, SC, &c
where he hopes TO see all mis- friends and the pub
lie generally and merit share of public patron
age. MATHEW SCHLEGEL.
Rock Island, June %, dit.
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inne23d3m.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-08-09
Scion Robinson to the Farmers Club, January

. DUNLAP MANUFACTURING Co.,
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-08-09

brilliantly. and the browns ofevery shade appear
Manufactured by ]. CRiSrADOkO, No. 6 Asto
House, New York. Sold by Druggists. Applies
by all Hair Dressers. july i5dwIm.
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% - Baltimore uuo Otio
Gllenbahg.

1l q. EeG Ttcnta9. %. aFr., ucrbea tdsGia & III. e
1aa ~gebeeItns 1nb E0rters6urs mo elm qua mas SErsbss
re e5eebeu, Uic icLgt:
7Scft'!S tassta (@eGnsa9s eGsseasa,ussul, SssDra 900
ZrprsbSua tagLia3 AteuGs $40.
8e;be 3ass o~eGSi1ben f9 ara O6icRug vgit ansu s3lSss
sez sgsfuiG, nrrSmsiSii& Iab i&bDe6siG.
Der Sarpers Gerrr uu6 Greterid Recommendations 9uc,
cefliG, Derldet Baltimore ua 4 rtr " a GmittasS. Oeas
LID oerlGst oieier 3ns Sarpers 6errp um 6 ubr Ueoraens
uu6 6reeerif Rm 7 u9r, tGsli& (nuSsenpmmen @onntaae).
Oar Gag ua@ @Ii'cr4Ta aitu9 $50: u1u syelrsns,,
@icrseus TN 500 Z. 8 20, ans gse6rr. /. 20 u. 4.5O
aab ocH GIsco1f's a'ins sa}ptseas 7 so mt l1.OA, NM
s2a@g.ittase 2.A0 uub $40.
WaGS I5a}1!ngtvn.
a1saIS Sea BaltinToSe aa3 OsoT5inssop xRoroeus 4. 81
ZOO, $50 GRa $40 gub Sia@r, $50, unb 81 O
@puutos8 1scrsers ua 40 guS Leo, uuh ActS,
rsstEass $50 a.6.00. 1b9aas uOu gDaTpireton g.orecn.
Eua G.15, 8.15 u. Ills GuS so9a: una 800, A.3e unt
6.46. GrHnf0ss Hnr Gtorssna an8. Is u. 11.I5 a. yca.
uittass 300. 9lHS Ssr ate nnb Ste qua BON 4cIti.
a'rrs nnt ben 5tpeite amb StsrGs 3us oen ~gBaSS;uat. :
foIteD Gu aueu ~s5tcf3ouer 0a.
Ser Z unb $50 Uior9ensius unb 5 80 unb 6 t1b
MabnittIgsjug bon Baltimore unb Der els uub 8. {
MorSeu3uS unO 8 uuO A.30 Aa&mttass5us bon 8ai5
t. gtcn o~erbiuoen it9 nit benz aInapolis- 3Ige.
&Degea G5psres austuaTs sHa xy.Iers 1900 agt uenb
aSa 50 an 8. 3. @uslGas, asen: Ia Der Gauaheu- &sra
'iOn GSss aa bic G;Get@SfEce.
50. 2. 6nt4R <sansporfmeife
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Nrcfcllrr Wunrrun'e MI
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usn lrtertetts. 8eibperben Guer &rt tE5oeic1oere ylISeB
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&0mpI0GHt lOnie teSen 8 IL q c II unc GrfGItung.
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gtpfen befebt 10 eigne. 60 l@ nC@ bepnbers 5gr 8erGbt'
gum neuee oprener Rtnber, IVUte ebsatdls betm 3dbnen per'
ieIben. Refine Ueattet TOate Ueri0umsn, aets basOn ta
Sau(e su taben, tebpa irats CO tn otelem 6aGe nit Ebee cbts
51aftr unb 3nder uerpInut seseten Hcrhen. Der srpsGrttse
GrfUle, Der I'D felt Ie ~ Sdbren tn DeutGAIonb gesetBt,
bal fs aud bier felt ben IPSten 4 Sdbren glanlenb bfpabIt,
unb " eteies @lirtr lberaa eth unenttebT ti@eS 5SasHtt a
eeporben. . r..
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seren rs Gts. ses1ls
grOt DunSram's ~alsentesn beItebte gtasrstntsaH 2'
1rduter. Ytnen unb 9uloeI perben ieoem Sc teenbeR on
&rontf@en SrGntPetteu sur F@srn 2etIuus BRING
enb empfsbIen.
8ern { enpftIt Id Dantrant's Gptteptif&e GO
pfea, sur ~Santlt&en 9tiluns Der 6chla6t; @t@tgr.I
ser, sur ~racit6len SettretbUne oUn @tbt unb &bea att5
mus; 8ata.Stnftur. stebt laseHoGiflt6e astettnn
8dnbpurm @uiper Rab Rriuterttee. r ...
gu tdben BET o. SCENT gbanftu, 9I ~tanbSuNes
2SA q. Yrdtttr.. SGupt- agent fir Baltimore 'Ewit tnbsH
raIptfa@It3lten M~pctbefen.
SuliuS Gieuest, DsnttF,
'--- &leronDyta. BG.,
(29nr-5mrb) @eneral Gsent fur sdni An,ertt
@aaprayentnr far ben Dtarttt &Olumbtl tet Gea
Gkrt9tant, 5O2 9t Ctr, nue 81 @ennlplpant@g
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10000 TifA=Nutben.

BIS~ D K q II A r r @Ssm
SO 1so, 1oIttnaSresr.
Stt~'Wut9en l. 0nGItt6t unh tn oUen persn,sA.r.. =, q
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.Cnsas S9Isspnsse; a{U1nuseIsS GSSrr' gtnDsaSes' seiis,
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W. ~ q
Gen. SrotPtz u. Bafasier sGgent. q
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SSerrer: INSTRUMENTATION
s"~4t ts 5s tf y W - ON.- On 4 - IS

r9etti 6ss tIben &Anfenten Mew g0rt8 eeb0sen, stbt pnbt.
eingte Sus Gi6aft fir
Spltoitdt i'll Der Notwithstanding uno 2ibe>
ralltdt IA, Der Abma6un9 uOn 8erluiten.
Ypltten Tef5en irfprt Hnb Su ben btGtsfeu @ebtnsunsen
GusseteAt.
e. ... --. q 6ctp b Gneter Geent.
Office No. Is Seernhfroee, g~eesniber
srl c Der gGt Office.
tegber I'm HptOrsfrt, EppltEattUnen FIR SStse Gekn.
fdGft entgeSentunepmen.
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.s.t nuf Seuers0 rfiderums
Der ailcciirten Teuer1 AIMS 8e,Itderunssse.
Seul6 1T Don Baltimore.

8 ge. 4. GCwtbfr. sesenlter tenn Sun-@sbGube.
Sn SstraGt Der elfr'eret@sn 9~blttste,t tee Gampf.Seuss.
Eepartemfnts feuen mir vrn iet On UNI b~intseren pretfe
neue Yoitten Sus nne erneueru 6u 6te alien "a ben 6tnta.
ien State. &Qt l~teients,n n. 10 l6e Saufr WSbeIn Der
lohittae N}ertbgee rf1noe Iur eth Ueer feben Sabre Al uers
rhern plniten, per en- btermit etngeIGpen, fb BE Qtae
uni reg berat8e iePten prdmttn al suiehen.
Ale Wertate pcteen ME btst, t Yrpmpt Gnb LIBERAL aus.
eej9tIt. F.ri.tr. Sptr &. Moore, pv6f.
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Ra6 BefsW grptEns. ~
aOa Union 8riDse, (aber @~etninfsr) see
ben ole 3lse tdsIia $40 MOrseas are 500
9ta&mitta9s.o 7rs ,trrl,ss ,n Is ra.asse a,- ,s. ,a,
Bon Union Bridge I'm 4.45 u.e.A5 Bot
nitta9s. se3t74g. 81 ANT i7es a~s,8s'i, ea5
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81 adj 8 FORT WOnrpe Mne Nprfott
seben bic 0anpfbOOte ieOen 8admittag 500
ubr Do" Union 9Ud, SUB Der @UncOrOftr.
Gb. .r -et
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Sebt bic Yferbe > Giienbabn BON Z ubr Wtors
gems bis Z ubr Ra6mittaas itiinbIi@ pom Der
Gde @nIor uno GaItftr. ,.- .g,a.
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Sr. Xauspe in SOsiar, 30miQz
20 lete1 &oOnnpUer. =.


betIt NIT lainen aus po euismaen anb ~trdfttsfeu Sra 4.
tern beretteten Ac5ue;en Gnfeptbat 1no eaia aus bic Rra1F .
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ardmple ieOer Nrt, inSbeicuoere ylagenframpL
QdmOrrbOloen, @ROIeras Anfdle, 0iarrbas, aps
liten, Sre9rubr, S6winoel, BIibungen, aupfs
i&mer5, gitbma, taItes 6tebsr, Gpileple.
Sn allen rieicp 6dHsn "a pGs Gr. G ampeT@ & Hri4
(pet Bottle 81 6 SprtIee tur S5l u~Hfebi5ar une pirft IpiOrt.
Ssyen hrpnltasem toega!serenj Reconnaissance
etlft ets Or; 60 mpef@ Rteamettf NJ Salbe
tpeT HUT 81, 6 Scren fUr S5l n ikwiertgan BaGen NIT
BEN <rtr saSIett dus' pGnpt aber,
Der RdtNr6oftDr Camps tn 5pstar ba, etasn 70 sroser
Ruf pde pGttsnten aaq aatn lbetlen br yDeit Si Tim
fromen; Ct bat eCuts Napoleon TN Sdbrs 1862 ppH elmer
3uderba nrubt Oe ale Gnbs ibar erfldrt mar turtrt uni
tnt BeeenWdTt,e, dueG1 stree 1000 2dtienten aus Aab unt
6trn, ete tSnigIt6s Gdmtitf ocn pGHnrcev, 8rSbiurt Con.
fnntsu Ua &u6laAe aeba tSemlbltu, Rhb oersps rpn III
tenbure uebh Sc9tsr In SebanrIuEe. .
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5dheEeamp gaSpdrt's unit aaeu dnosrn G~pOtbsien gu baben'
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pa Arcnue. WafbtnstCn, . 6
Snlprrttrt ppa Or. ISitfd1 s Co.,
tStt 81 Wp. 49, Erpalpep, Rem Sprt.
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9tcuc 0lrrnnocmcnio fir G~inlunnrcrcr,
bic mad benz Welten su retl>n miiniG,u.

9[cuc ARRANGEMENTS fir 0lnlunncCrCr,
bic mad benz Welten gu reil m wiinl&;n.
80 beute, 9. NOStr.. an pereen os %tnpauOtrer auf eer
northern Gsntral Gaipert Ctr Eerpt atienlGta MT VEN
GrprsttuS tef6rbert. Die Bobn tttttt oGpurn zen &m.s
Gran or einen erpeeren &ortbetI, ais trgno etne
a bare Balm auOp In fe UNI "a Dietlen turier ais lece anpere
Sata nab benannten piasen, GIst
4lttsburs, GI,uelanO, Detroit, Sort 8apne,
Chicago, Utilwoutee, @alena, Dubuque, st.
BouI, HUd SsLonO, Burlington, Soma Gltp
unb weteen ptsbalb bs nit ter northern Gentral Saba &C.
Penten Ter 'Cntn 10 Stuneen frukeI ols Ite NIT a. be u Bah.
rsn ~eeb,neen rrrt s,nlrtfi n. aua ser en- 4 @al ~sntser I'll
9Dd8en babtt eewe9ielt. ate tGpn StEtt eUrb ben l&Dauer
ZbetI pom , rio Dtr eouss u tternuns uUa btr Os ep,eusl
II 900 T'esIsa. Das @.Pdd TitN rt.s setettsst ,na.tt6
9ta4 Grell,ne, 9aptCn, Cincinnati, 5noiana.
polls, 2%Oulsplle uno st. 2ontS
rerbra ebeufals DoHaattte ~be,tteevt unb fur ttr @;pS
tstn { ut,tsrt umlaounBstpfen bere6net. ate DAnas,er
t6nuen mtt BEN 3 ubr. ,bet Mbenbs 10 ubr.Sua nl0 GueI
repItG. DIaeen eeben, obne untcr rGss aulssbalt,n IA pereen
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Mstpten Scbn =. BaIfer,
.ttl4S Ne. Is 8e4s SIT. nobt aDaters gpblri
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MilafsG fir Reffen1e.

~ FHtEHtEH FEeNaEa
aGbgarg Der Gtfenhaaasw--
Rad @afbtRaHe er
RCrmtttass: 4.30, Zu8s5Qz ,.G 0as
Ea3mitass: $50 su> 400 s"' Sases
eOnntsss um $50 % go sg,or.sua a,,>
aa3"'ffass s's0 unS s.o0uhr.3S haiAt
u..s,Bs i 8sbbiastOn. snsa
S3o%, .gS: 6.lA 8.t55 uno Ills.
,.nitass. 3, s4:3O 1'nb $40 -
sOuntoos T nIr nm s.15-unp t1.15 Bore
mttoos urO 800 glabmitass. iml
R09 A~nnaP0l,is.
@Ou Baltimore $50 0Crrnittaes uao03.3O
RohmittasS.s 80 s7sns gsa1a4mI gro
Bon @aibinstOn e.15 9Ormittoss u! 800
S1o4mittaSs. "a 'Irt."8'@
aa6'Gu m'berIanb4 8heedrn&
,sfa ". {. 10. ls al
uBOFjus NOrsenS 900, qrrs9
Grprebius absnoS $40.
Ra6 5rsoert6 u 9arptrS 5ertp.
400 Nu&mittues.- Absans bon !6a'pers
Scrip utn 6 u. pm Sreberid nm z ubr Nsprs,
Sad 9urri sburg II. {. 10. '''s sai
SOftSuS 900 NOrseus. aos@
Grpresjuo 9.45 AbenbS. .g. i97 146i
NccOmCoatiOu 3 ubr Na6mittags. ao Z
Bon 8GItimOre0na 9~biIqbelT
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OeutFd5e Seuer=&5evff nerunes=Gefclz
err-s fGaaft 0cn SaltiaUre.

OeutTd9e Seuer=25evfT tnerunoS=Gefc0
e5.-5 sfGaft BON Saltiaspre4
Office: NWGde pom Soutb unb Qom,baro Str,
1904 liza 2. SfCd Der Farmers & Tler&dnts 3ant,
.:-rs GtnfGne Ia ecmtarb Ctr.
Dtefe uene @efeaibaft TT 1T berett. @erk&ernrasn cuer
at: 5eeen VsrIltt roer Scpaeeu bI d feGer entaeeeusun 30
nltn. Da ; e 4'ttsn Der @ekaf6af' y tn Der bssnben BON
uter 400 fAd 6UrteebenpS teutiher Bur or 8uittmpte's
%bsttnesn,s 10 IL edF oeut6 puSi fun beipnoers e~inaetaben,
otet m IN aaiefer Ittste az, cev ~lUItpefen Bats t~eeriube.
ten Hatssaeptneu tetne BE I'D runsea Gn5RpertrausS.
graitreHt. 6 ta 6. % ejber
gsee @r6fssntI $ etrrt6 StrauA
Eirsftpven : @ 2
SsIsrb gfnppstt. NuauR gDd1rer. r4~
etGs N4eber, .a4 II e, Chr Rorb @,1el,
Wuton 1fetBHtteI, 5erna 8. 6rrnnfieis,
GeUre RoR $3.50 Trtetrin Wehr.
9ethrtG StTdns, pete &oli.
drtann Gater, SpS. u. auScnn.
Wtt@oeI @tulneer, S(aet Defsre,
SF0h5 j.. &apeF, SdtDb !. 8ansart.
9etrrt@ sees, SER.
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Union 1euer > SerficbernnaS. 6eGens
fd1aft o Baltimore.
Dtefr @eieGiGaft a runntebr berett, Seuer. gerHG.ruuoer
tar Staet- unh sanDbeNstbum e~ntsesema unebmeu. Dte Ofacs
befHpft R@ Rp. 90 SeeUuDitrase. anf Der Nrrbiette.
SCbu Gpates, YrdFhent.
SPduuee BREEDS, 9rdftbent bet o~sDeftern Baas."
1tSrnGs gcnbp, Ton 9drcp, gtIptn & gs.
Una, &eesnut, con aDrn. GteSuut & 60,
2tut0n YarLbHrh, Ra fhann Soatbfr.
gcna' SFtbees. 1on I'm. SrtbnsS b Ssta.
JDgn u. 5epes JiebIb6nhIer. pratsfr.
Jotept V2attbsps pDn Ebos. Rcttbefps & ed7 n
9Dml 8. DENT Beef q b gprs-D5fIe3.
Joen Y. Bridges. urn 5 6. SrthaeS & a..
5Uun @r0tes. 8retterbdnbIer 5
James 2. spear BON 6ebr. Svear.
sem Snrnbp9 isy EspptdbdnbIer. 9aIttmossRr
-toDtt ~ SSpe0r E, SER.
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3@9gpget!s 4os S6SsSSsgye aga
taos ssiNms sssgsSS iges.S

$50 Ear 5sIcaoeTcE &<al3, u.gaag<.
g3nrouheret nnb GeiEenbs Iensen gsss CcrESt;c felt
cRs Be tRrs Eiustts toufen anb Irutsn ~bieieIbsu M. tn
BEN Sureoa bes auterseisueten auseReutsa Gsentci
tanfeu.
Dte1eut9eu, ircE9e To Baltimore cnsoussscu, toerbcu =
opns S@Tierisfsst Dtnetts fHr bieis einis perf@ofep tSp
aen, tueers Bet SCENT bss sDeutf&eu @efeGf&Gft' Sc
i1rer eSucnua t6nen ben uutersei$ucten aseutcu p~crfeIe
Dtrb.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-10

THE Richmond Tag now very sem
sibly urges the yirgininns not to. elect
to office any persons who hsyes during
the past four years held office under
the Confederate or the State govern
ment.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-10
a10[fRI. nedoq9 WHEELING WEST Va EHURsDAY MORNfS

burned. AS If the tori lires and tiepra-
cations of their wretehed life were in-
snInclent, the culminating stroke was
given by their mode dfinterment. In
!oing ditehes: scarcely i've feet IN depth,
The ordinary decent composing of their
limbs; but carelessly hIstIed into the
bed which was to be tl eiY.l last. tIiTteeil
thouSdSld eight hitnd tE;5f shrunken,
ghastly bodies have BEEN tossed and
there they lie. an AZ of mart .
whose cry Will go up u heavens gate
II ~ uinceaSlng Pealss skiing Vengeance
Tor the "deep damnatiou OF their taking
ott.D 3al Iic9austi iTFr 80 a-o4-s lsi.E1flIs =
know not what the p enevolent mis-
sion Of Capt. Moore may have accom-
Plished in this dreary cemetery, but /
do know that three mouths ago at least
one+tenth of the whole number there
lying were exposed; the dirt which had
been carelessly thrown noon them hay-
ing settled or washed q IS Ay, while legs
and arms protrnd de(1 and there sad
slgnal posts Of az ! tff iiflai H
", natural monuments of fiendish cru
city. EAnd over this, Aceldama of the
North's best iand!bravest could be seen
the shad ows OF the thousand buzzarCls
as they slowly sailed above the 'fester{,
ing heaps, or, gloated with their horrids
feast, gloomily sat and gazed upon 9th.
ers who had followed to this disgusting
banquet of death II i.
For this and for more than this has
Wertz been summoned 10 account. 1t
Will not answer toplead for him that he
was the servant of others in authority,
and acted under orders. It will not 6o
to say that tho Confede egovernnieut
knew all this and failed to apply a REM
edy. Until it is shown that man must
loose his manhood and humanity its
feelings, that the officer mnst become n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-10

There are forty-seyeng saw mills on
Green Bay, Wis, and they have turned
out this year about a l9S, ,OOO, 600 feet of
lumber, most of which goes to Chicago.
General Joseph G.. Swift, the first
graduate of the military school mt West
Point and afterwards its superintend-
ent, died recently Mt Geneva, n. Y.
A colored woman Mt Paris, with n
fortune of $5OO,OOO advertises in the
Paris papers for husband.
II mourn for my bleeding country"
said a certain army contractor to Gem
eral sheridan, $50 you ought, you
body has bled her worse than YOU
hnNe.I, ~ y = -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-10

Artenltis Ward has recently caused
considerable embarrassment to the tax
commissioners byreturning his income
in "Wax figgers. :"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-10
News OF 1ine Day.

Nashville (Tenn.J clergymen preach
in the variety saloons on. Sunday.
Smoking Is prohibited during prayers.
The first ocean steamer flying the
American flag which has crossed the
Atlantic in four years sailed q few days
A Chicago man has made an inven-
ton thnt will work n revolution in
steam engines. 1t does away with
steam boilers altogether, the ,propelling
agent being generatedby a shower bath
falling on hot iron plates, and passing
The Sultan of Turkey is very i'll, and
bly, have to be placed in an insane asy-
lum. His probable successor is dissi-
pated, stupid, good nntured fellow,
twenty-six years old, son of the late
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-10
Medtlflatll.,.i555 tlltll,i5.

The world ChaIlenged to Produce its.
.iLi= EQUAL. .'iEyu3GI fpH 915l n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-10

THE confiding trust of some of the
Englishmen in the financial honor and
ability of the rebels approaches the
sublime. We are continually finding
in the English papers communications,
intended to strengthen the faith of the
holders of the cotton loan in the value
Of their property. A late issue of the
'1lOtilH NelcS contains n communication
from ga Large Cotton Bondholder,' -
who EXPRESSES his firm belief that the
Southern States will undertake to pay
the ten millions of dollars still due on
the bonds. When they do, lS'Inay we
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-10

Mr.. Forney, of, the Philadelphia
Press, is very confident that JEFF. Davis
will be tried before a military commits
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-10

GRACE BEFoRE .MEAr-In these
nights, soltadiant with moonlight and
50 musical with hesweet voices of mos
9uitoes, the following remark, which n
distinguished divine recently made,
may be in season: "Ii don't mind SO
much, Baid he, tabout the mosquitoes
biting me, If they would not always say
grace before meat"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-08-15
SAN FRANCisCO
ESPECIAL DISPATCH TO TIE GOLD HILL DAILY Nrws,

Toland Medical College Broke his
Leg-TriRfs.
SAN Francisco, Aug. l5-2 P. n.
The Toland Medical Collge has been
given the use of the wards in the County
Hospital for the purpose Of affording stu.
dents clinical instructions.
Eugene Tramery. a sailor belonging
to one of the vessels captured by the
Shenandoah, fell down a pair Of cellar
stairs and broke a leg, last night.
Thomas Byrne was arraigned on an
indictment for murder and pleaded not
guilty. His trial is set for the 2sth inst.
Owen Mullen was placed on trial this
morning for killing his sister-in'law.
VIM. Zabri,kie appears for the defense.
Forenoon Stock Sales.
Chollar. $500.
Spring Valley Water. 5l3.
Uncle Sam. $2oO@ls2 so.
Potosi. $472 60@46S.
Confidence. $3.50.
Daney, $50@54.
Caledonia Tunnel, SO.
Minerva. $l45.
Crown Point. Sl.295@l,2s0.
Imperial, $239@24o.
Bullion, $780,
Moscow. 1874 80.
Yellow Jacket, Sl,376@l,390.
Charles Caney, 81 80.
Ophir. $3.50.
Sierra Nevada, $lS@l9.
Belcher, 1876.
GRERNBAcKs, 741c.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-08-15

"LANDER."- As everybody knows,
there is q county in this State called Lam
der. Lander is a good enough county,
as good as any other, for that matter-but
that Lander county is q id bit better
than any other county in the State Of Ne.
vada, we most emphatically deny. There
fore, we think that it would look better
and sound better, when her politicians
come in to the western part of the State,
to attend Conventions, Legislatures, State
Central Committees, to put less emphasis
upon Lander county" than we have
time and again heard expressed. To ex-
plain: We have. upon a number Of &C.
c~asion., heard, in all earnestness, men
from that region say, Hasn't Lander a
voice in this matter?" Lander has
claims" Lander asks for nothing )"
1.-The people Of Lander and a wnolelot
Of just such poppycock. Lander county
is a very good county, as far as it has got
it has some very excellent Union poll
ticians and gentlemen in it-and some OF
the poorest scrubs of that persuasion we
know Of in the State-but that Lander
county," or Reese River, is the State Of
Nerada, is a most egregious mistake.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-08-15

WELL INFORMED AND ArFEcrED.-The
Enterprise informs US and the rest Of man
kind, that there is TO be q State Printer
elected this Fall! Who BY, pray China
men, And the Enterprise further says
i. Is as likely to be "G6setea" by that
election as anybody else. We are aware
that that character Of election is always
very affecting to the Enterprise; aye, "af-
fsc,ing" even unto much snivelling forth
Of ,ears,-many, many bitter tears! We
would exclaim TO our ever defeated and
sentimental contemporary: Prepare
again to weep,"-bu, the election don't
come until q year hence. Therefore, we
merely observe: Keep your lachrymosy
passages dry for a strong pressure in the
Autumn Of SO. Yours, very sympathis-
ingly. etc.