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aht Is, ssstuof fptrbsij alf qatr6aut8 BEL
GtabtbebSrbet BON gteip Orleans IS Sqlars8 be9
9epee, ipeldeS III Der gfd9e Der grDBtel @eIddfte
lie9t, ~pertarft.
auf 4nprpnitng Der Ser. ct. 9tltrttt &purt 5ll'
riid9eaebet merben. 9tuitwar ein N9eutber @ptt@
FEDERATION fir Sparliel.
Sine Specialbepclde fit ben Mpbile Aopertiler
pcm 8. trin0t bic 9fadridt, baB @elleral SbDrla8
Dem General 4Satteit o1ntlif, llitget9ellt babe, Dap
bic 8. Staatelt Srtppelt ans Dem Staate 9e5o9en
merDeu miirbelt. 0ie g6affen ulb &rllllittort
IpGen Der StaotSnlilis itbergeben merben.
&prrdtbe fin bebiirftige SanliIicn imerbel p%itntts
lib oil ben Staot g~elan9en.
9ieielte Mielbuu8 pabeit mir ans Georgia err
bolteI.
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m"nrnheriuG chi ncn @enntnr @nnc.

BoiDtn9tOn, u. San. Sim 0fittipod
IN geliutor gBabc'S s8oGrlng lllo moate cine
Gr1pfeblulg cpntra1ignirt DaGell. 0a ib1 Der
9enatpr niAt fannie ltllo Scr Wtaltt bSdit pers
bd6ti9 p%Ortari, siug cr ms rdblle 3irlnler nnb
itedte eillen 0tcppIper 5l lid. 3uriid9efe6rt,
lteute Der Sretlbe leiu gerlauget ipd1rlalS nlo
400 atf Die oberrnali9e Sei9erltug ell la1tge8 Oiel@
Ier, iporanf Der Seuatpr lcfort ieilen 9tepplper
Scigte NIB ben 6renlbet sur Sbitr bilatS trieb.
0n CT feline Yapiere 5eiAte, belt man c3 nm fir
cine llriaCbe bc8 Di6rber8, mn ieilem OPfcr BET
sufpulmeu.
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9ur gfe,u OrIeons.

Stew OrIcan8 10. San. Son Der Stabt
0a3oo finb ieit Dem lcttelt Stunt $4,000 Saaeu
BarnllpClte angefomlnet.
@ine 2(u5abG gicger finb in eiuem &ir9ipiel ain
Gteb 9tiner iet 10 Sa9cn inter gSaffen illp Derz
{udten ben Guflebcr 81 ernlorpe1, mas i61e1 aber
miBlaug, Oarotf marIdirten Ite nad) eilem all
bern 9lab, mD ie auf Serltdrtlng partetell. Sier>
blIrd gelang e8 Der Utili5 le nup tbre Mtitldllbi'
gen p9ne Sfwierigfcit 81 pcrRaftet. 2ebtere fau6
g6affet, ipelde lte pcrltedt batten. &orallsltdrttid
itebet Oiele Nffairet nit Der MrbeitS>g eripeigerllng
IN Serbinpulg. 0aS Wtilitair un6 bic 0dli3 fes
ben i'll Dem Girdipiel &opop inter Saffeu. =
0auptmaull SaplOr BON Der WiiliS pitrbe auf @es
fCblber militdril9en Beb6r6en arretirt INN pDr eml
&rtessgeridt 9eiteat 5t werben ; er enttarn iebpd
aus Dem @ef6u9uiB.
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f...3L.5oral- a4Sericnre
Trau Sttilie SritfAz Gcnec.

6ran Sttilie Sritide@ellee miro al ben brei
Nbenren, an meldeu lte i'm SrpntltraBen S9eater
Gitnltlerlauftabu baS grSBte 8llrOre 9emodt bat.
= Sn Der GiinIlertrnppe melde ie inter ltitse1
miro, finbelt mir piele gepie9e1ert &rGfte, Die itd
bier III lmerifa ldon ei1et 9tamet eripprben baz
belt. 3. 9. Ser 9derer, 9elig, 8riBe, Senaer
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Uegan6aunocn.
Iir 8dHe nnp @Oncerte su ermiethe1l

WF% "~W~U t9NV VUNNEIIS ~ SENIIeEUgG5
Den Breunbeu un6 getarnten Ger sGDnccrtio" @eftGidaft
un6 benz seebrten patlifnm %ubertaupt CUR Ro6ridt tdg
fur tr9sne ttne Belt mad BEN L. September bic It6ne, erpsc
fdrf9ebautR neue 9oue bst Gpncprbia nit tsn temit rtrtun
benen decentralization 5ur &%btalture Sfn gGGtn uNb Gpn
certen iu nttetben TT, henn frut3eiti8e @p4Iifatirn eGmGt
uirb.
Die ~eIesnute inb fDfbdre MnsiafTrur9 bee ergfer Saa-
les, nebft fein n%66Itrter arberobejtmnGrn fir 6errn unb
Santsn, tDwte bequenr5 Nsfdurdttpns3immer rebf erDBsr
munf6eu ibrta
S9utenot9es Edftt9efdir fir 500 @Du0erttiF Suyeinent
VaBteen %retS Su mietbeu. giGbere @u6tunftbfi
oe,,er, @. ID. gDebeL
zElltoDiJ 379 VI. @alttntOrefr, iiptffen GUITAR II. gacaftr
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

s. 8napp b,abFattst adt Salft f:tces 9eDrperTpnaIs stne
teptIt.eneltfpe NtenpfhuIe Al %erSfue1, In Der Sorstf4ttt-
teae s0aler unb @;ruatfsne Gslesentett baden, nd cine itr
lnttrrt6t ftntet isben Nbeub, Samaaa unS Spnntdg auS8e-
npmnen, ben 7 - f1tt uue untf1g! ~fol9snbe ~9e6r8e8en-
fdnee, @le 3psiGc ser Wfatberal At S6bnf4retbcn, ett'
Jade unb bpppeite sud GerrGlprnOent, Gec8rapbte
@eI@tbte- unb Observation-Disclosures 5retGanr5et9nen, gfe'
epatren &c.
i. 8uepp 1T aur 6 -ttetfuna BON DiplOnt;n bere&ti6t. -
Rdte E Ausfun't pirb in s. Snaps Snfttkt, D. 20, 81 u,
"a 6pni6nh1r erthRiIt
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Mnaf6lide Mrrdnnerunacn im @a6inet

NcmOorf, u. Salutar.-0er SEEM Dorfer
Serolb polt beltte Wforgel1 bertdtet, eS werpe BAL
bi9It cine 0fecon1rrctioll peS Cabinets itattfinbcll.
Die 90. Gtallton, Geparb, gSclleS, Sarla1l lno
Spteo ldcipen ans. WtcGulpugb NIB 0e1nilpli
Mrihr11.
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Msucr SsduOeret1t.

Gin n.uer 9auberein purte inter btnt @arnet ySpnt6
Trempntfr. Sauo9rein SO. q" e%e9rinbet. @ae btejenEen
melde I'D etnem auf guten @run6fdben tafrten SauSeretn
anju f1lie6en tplniden, merben eriuHt, nprgen San'tdg,
10 Sanuar, NbentS 8 lltr i'm 2OfaIe hes 9rn. &. &9ulG
@fe 5rempnt un6 Opperfr, etnsufnten, no bic erfe Gln-
,atluna erboben unb bic geamtenpa6l fatttnbrn wirb. ga
iton liter 500 Nntfeile eeset@net FnN Herten NGt ppDl"
ttun, fb tdIbtef gu r%aeIbeT.
S. s. II, pros. graf.
(frfa' Spbn &. 9eters, PROS. SER.
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MSurScf, Oerhaftcf.

YottSptl1c, -. San. gier 0iitler mltrs
bet labe Nl0lono auf ben &crbadt per9aftet, ben
acknowledgement aufleber, Nr. Dunno, ernlrroet
5l babcI. Sic warc1 l%Grnnntlid nit &ebplperl
NPr1ebeu.
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@taotz@ ummi6Grs Office.

Baltimore, 6. San. 1866.
SIN Trlee ether Eppltcatton ptrb hermit Ia6ridt 9ege=
Sen, bas ter Stabt-G mmiddr uub Surveyor am Samstd3
cen Is. Sannar 1866, gormtttagS IL uhr, an Srt unp STEELE
Istn werfem, uni bic @renSe bGr Sammpnb Aaep BON gen-
trail Auenue mad MIbemar!eir. feftSufeaen.
s pb. Smttb,
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6jan-, So @ernanfr. sptf4eu Seward II. GutapF
BaD 05iciD 8raucrci

0em Pubtitum CUR ~8efG1i9eu &euntuiBna9ute, baB baS
Oireftpriunt ber mBaltiulcre GOnntp 8remiug, 0iaItiug
anb 0iftilins Comp" beI&Ipifen Bat, ba8 e pd6u9 Sr
@utSe8enuaPme BON 3ei9nun9eu fir ben Jleft Der unab=
geIett 9ebliebenen Mftien gum 8upitotfpd bon geuent in
Der Office, $40. Is gcrt9frabe, pffeu 5n Iesen, bob
aeer bic mad benz l. 6ebruar etipa ~unbertauit seblie6enen
nur nod nit So BrGuie a~bseiaIien iperben iclen.
dan6-S) 6. 81. &tdeL Seer.
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SrDnf Ctr. &beater.
W0ntag, ben Is. Sanuur.
GritcS Oaitipicl bon Stti(Ie 0encc!

Ser Sd3ufferjun9e BON 2DDr uttS Die
S6uIe 0Ou NatiS
Die 3ipi1inge.
S0rtifGes Characteristic In 4 &ttgeilungeu bgn 9rautmonn.
l. Nbtb. Der 9eirateS -Nntroa.
z. u De Sstlnntftaft i'm WtrtGsbaue
n GAS p1reitelte Duea.
4. y 8aS Wieterhnten.
@etfSnen:
SrantOts De Seaupiae, cline rside Gsbin
y o.r,,,, m,u. Ottilte @ence
.: Nerrtrtt, pc~it3etrdtb, ................. ST.. SGcrpr
&tEl pH EWpprnf. Strife
Gt@eH.P. S9PItGlH. QcrrCrt
- 9t'"mt, S,lTg'er'':: .'.......... .. CepFe
S3NTeur yplt3et' @cn1mtndtr .........., !Ponr6fI
SaPl'te' S5eetenttr BET Stnoorn ...........,, GpIj5
annetts 8dmmermaeGen ..........E SRI 9 t,,o
9tennrS, SGutmafer aug gpn........,.. SP' 17cnrc"oa
SEDuteeg ttn @Ile9elcpn'. .....,,,,., GSttiIie G;euec
Sonsoit 9gftrtb elmer SGente ...........,., Sr. GSis,ts
Se 9Stftpttt, tetne Sr1u Ttou Gein,ik
Sdmturn, Spfrteuner.. I6r. GaYe
S"tU"t NtAhtF Sr Trf{t1d
Sean, Seotenter bet |ranceis .......... :. GSnnttoyY
Drtp peetentet Bet Sernpa .............. 6ori
Srtbfr 9anbIuus: 9arts.
@retie Ser @Idbe:
1GgsaeGIStge Is Cts O'de1er 3psen S. 90
X pa quet so Trnfcf n,yY,t ~ oamon1,,V1" go
0an'llteh etreie 90 Sin Slas In tenielten l25
n NslerStrte pIase lit btefen Gdumen rs Cts. incbt.
~ StIets fnb tn Ter NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. prn s. gc
S99fe9' Np' 700 Us. Baltin1rrefry tn btute an AZ foten
Oienito9, 16. Sanuar, 3tpeite6 Quftreten.
0riamUl
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Bur N0HriCht.

Die 0erfetserung Ter Bar, Garterote uno G0n6itcret sunt
gaI bts Nrtpn @efan8.8eretn$ am IL. Sc
bruar, nirO na0iten Wltttrrt, II. Sanuar, I'M Weretns-
lCfale fottfnteu.
(fa-htj DaS Gpmtte.
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GDr1cnrOid.

pie 3afIuna ser 3in1en STR 1. @ftien. Serte fir tr 8ett>
ranm pom l.. Suit bis 81. 9eB. 1855 t~e9innt am Wirntds,
Is Caruar 1866. Oie Snbdber pcn Attten btefr Serte
merten besbaIb erfudt in cen Stunben bon 10 uEr &benbs
TIRE 8inIcn In Ter Sffce ces Supertntenbenten In GnpanB
gu ntblnen, IA Bis sum 81. IS. Sic SIaer 8eiblrftn iperben
mit1en. uItue9tef6
GdI3-31) SER.
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@uoli5d1er d s1lnterri6t.

9tenfag, 8. Saauar, s l1tr Aten6s ta'e Id NED cine
gGaTe fir Serren ansefau8en, wslae bic eneltfbs 6pra6e
Tpre6en, ieiea unb IAretten ju lernen winf@en. 0iejept-
gen. neide nod penie CHER gar tetne &enntniB Ter Spra9e
taben, wpGen fb ecfilief balb metfen. Der llnterridt wtrb
Dienitags uno TreitasS NteneS unb SOnntas8 NdGmi.taes
ertbeill uup tera5t bls QpHprar SIS pterteljaDrit6 TN @pr.
aus 5abibdr.
S, Mdnner,
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Sffcc
Der Baltimore Staot Yaliagier giIenbabn So.
Baltimore, 10. Sanuar 1866.
Ser DrGEtent unb bic Direftcren BADEN an becm Gage
eine 9iptOtnte brn Ii n 9 rDjent oCm NOntnaImertb
res Stcfs ertldrt. fret bon Ser. ct Steuer, 3atltar an
rter nadD MprtaB, Is SanUar. Die uebertragsbIAer
daI2~i5j %6o8 s. @ttGItBs, @8aBn.
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GinIdbuu0
SNbA'NpNEV
8ur @riinoun9 zines neuen 8a1oereinS.

glue tteientser, pfl6e tptaenS fnb, H4 etnent teuen SGlt@
teretn ansufAlieBen, Inb biermit etn9elacer, ether Sontfa8
Nteno s llbr tei Srn. @ep. Sajfenitetn, So. 50 Sf gratt fr.
fdttfnpenben N%erfammtuna tetaumphnen. lfri1l
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&rlcan8 Wamperellt 9lO. 2.

Den WHit9ltebcrn hes gsretns bierturd ,ur Ma4riGt, 6b
nddft II Dienfag, 10. San., Die Sabre sOer anmlung unb
geartenrabl n~attfntet. Ni&t @ri4etnente pct faaen In
bic eeiesti6t Strae. SIN Nuitra9
S 3. 2nufer, pr1f.
(Iarrp) &put8 3 uIauf t, Setr.M
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ff 7i9 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1t, Snn6
fGTIdRAs Gm @Onias, ZEN Is bs., wirb Der ltnterset&nete
QIllp. feline neue 2Btrtbfbaft erGfnen unp tatet etnen et=
men : u n 9 %isrStren, wpJu CT ieine 6%reante unb SeGanute
~teipnberS e~in!atet.
Srtb 4rtebeI,
tfomp) ZIG Mltce Nnn Str.
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SfGcc

~ Sur Srn. 9etrrt& Wa8mutb aus 9ofseiS'
mar tiegt Elm Brief III fr QBeder Sffce.
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@rtra @tneralz0 eriammlung
NeR Mrtciter RilNunnSs2Scretns

Die M~itpIteter biz les @ereins perten eriudt, fb ant
Spnntag, IA Sanunr, su elmer @rtrd Generdlufrfantmlun9
reGt sa6lretG einsuftr Ben, tntem miGtt8e @eft0ftf IN inan-
sielcr 9inf4t 3u S%etEaneeln fnb. SIN @uttra9
(frfaj s. 8 tt, SER.
9utten 0raoen 2O9e $40. Z, 9 S.
DIN Mit9lietern CUR gtaGrtdt, bs na6fen SOnnta8
Wiprsen 81 llbr bic re8slntaBfse %gerfammlun tn 8rantltn
Saa ~fattfntet. Nue 8riter res 8. 0raees perten hGlt9f
erlunt, su erIheiueu. SIM AuftrI9
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SSarOl0m0 9ni1ifmt.
Wur fiimf SrtlfeOungrtl,
be9innenb WttttDUG, ten 10. Sanuar
6auerrb bur6 lie 9DOde.
gtm Samita9 9laAmitta9 9rcBe8 Dtatinee.
Dte WeGt6erUtmte
Reaf Tamiiie,
S6weiser @lrdenfpieler, @an8er, 9arfsniFsr, g~lpltntRen
unb ptanifen.
240 Stlberg(Dden,
Gin punberI6EneSG lpdeaIptel, cas- etrsi9e b%startiee 1T Ser
gDelt.
Die Yeafe Tamtlie pirb oiFRirt tur5
vi. s, 8. 6 paIbtn8 g, Sclp Sipltnif
SIR. u. s 80 ttepmb SpiC 9ntfentf.
DIR. WtnnteG6afe, 9tanif.
Nd6ereS iete i'm ptpgrannt.
Gtntritt So GtS; referUirte Slbe so Cts; Sinner 25 Cts.
Nm SomfaB grp6eS Gamtlien.Wtdtinee @intrttt fHr StnHer
Is Cts.
t%tpfrf1mp) 6. 6. 6 b a e, gsi@dttStubrer.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-12-04

two countries cannot be established. !;
The Inference is also clear that unless
the British Government is willing to
redress such grievances, rs we have re-
ceived at the hands of her citizens, she
has no right to expect our Government
to be excessively careful of her inter
ests.
The Fenian enterprise against the
British North American Colonies" is re-
ferred to in language that admits of no
doubt of the Executive intention to pro-
tect, rs far as possible, all of our citi-
zenS engaged therein, from unjust or
excessive punishment. The President
believes "in the maxim of government,
that severity Of civil punishment for
misguided persons, who have engaged
in revolutionary attempts that have
disastrously failed is unsound and un-
wise," and in stating it, furnishes very
distinct guide for Congressional action
in relation to our Southern citizens who
have "disastrously failed" in u "revolu-
tionary attempt" The President con-
cludcs the Fenian branch of his mes
sage by reminding the British Govern
mon. OF complaints of misgovernment
in Ireland, and nodestly limiting to her
as we'll as to Congress that the remedy
for disaffection on the part of the peo-
pie is wisdom and decency on the part
of their rulers.
Mr.. JOHNSON next considers the
American doctrine on the subject of eX-
patriation and very properly suggests
the propriety of San assertion by Con-
greSs of the principle so long main
tanned by the Executive Department,
that naturalization by one State fully
exempts the native born subject of any
other State from the performance of
military service under any foreign gov
ernment, so long rs he does not volun-
tarily renounce its rights and benefits"
The message concludes by counselling
harmony between the different Depart
ments of the Government, and expresses
the wish "that each in its proper sphere
may cordially cooperate with the other
in securing tho maintenance of the Con-
stitution, the preservation of the Union
and the perpetuity of our free institu-
tions.' To all of which the nation says,
Amen!
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-12-04

W. think We should be allowed to
.nYgratulate the readers of the REGIS
ur upon the fact that they are again
.raished with the Official copy of the
?.,,llrnt's Message within a very few
gr> after its first public appearance.
{ YEAR ago We we're As prompt as to-day,
>hiug. at that time, full report
:'hr message some twcnty-four hours
...li II our city cutcmporary. 1t is
.-lr that, proiting by experience, he
.> been able 10 prevent our heating
To-, - badly rs then, Yet we cannot but
r,,rt with pride to the success which,
rrh then and now, has attended our
F..rcs - supply our patrons with this
a,crr>iinS State paper at the earliest
,a,s.hlc moment.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-12-04

IrAMEErING OF THE DEMOCRATIC
y AL Conservative Club held at their Club
.g.a ~ saturday evening Dec. lst, ls66, it was
I.sl-S' That the Democratic and Conserva.
g., voter, in the city Of Wheeling meet in their
wi, ciivr Wards at the places designated bc.
q oa SATURDAY evening December sth. Is66. at
a.,r,k .nr the purpose of nominating canil.
,.;rs f'r the City Council aud elec;irg delegates
.aclty Convention TO be held at the Court
urg, on Monday evenin. the 10th inst. at !
..'.. Cor the purpose Of nominating candidates
20. c:y 0Accs.
Published by order of the Club.
rrw4ry meetings to be held at the following
..S-
80 Warl at Hose Hsuse: 2d and eth Wards at
a4 jI,y Hall: 3d Ward At Court House; 4th
W.d At Hose House; 5th Ward at School
House 9th Ward at School House. dec4-5t
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-12-04
RIVER NEWS.

TnE RIVER was falling last night,
with eighteen feet wafer.
The Potomac, Capt. Muhleman, is tho
Cincinnati packet for this evening.
Chris Young will be found in the Office.
" A bully boat, and bully crew"
Capt. Sweeney's new boat was launch
ed at st. Mary's, on Sunday, and will
be brought up to this city IN few days
TO receive her machinery.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-12-04
For Cincinnati.

Leave. WEDNESDAY, Dec. 5lb. at s.i--A -
NJ. tJ.s Zoe pss..nger Steamer 2
Capt. I. l.. THOMPSON
Clerk G.. W. THOMPSON.
For freight or passage apply on
Hbosrd. or IN
.S1EtSA BOTH, BATTELLE l. CO..
dect2t Agents.
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st'hesline geaistsr.

The Register has n Larger
circuIui0n. by SO per cent,
rhan ANY other Paper PUBLISH
ed West Virginia. Its value
q, az Advertising Medium is
therefore Apparent.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-12-04
Regular Packets.

Regular Packets. 40
Wheeiing and Pdrkersbvvg q. Mall Boats.
THE NEW AND Ls00T
49, draaght side Wheel steamers EAGLE
a631D and EXPRESS
These boats run regularly between whsstag
and Parksrsburg daily, Sundays excepted, lesv.
Ing Wheeling ai II o'clock A. NJ, and Befisir %
Ii:aD A NJ, on srriyA of trains from Pittsbuff
". arriving at Bellair In time 20 connect With
the Eastward bound train
~ Through tiekst can BE- procured on thsss
boats for Pitt<burE and Eastern eitiss 10
BOTH, BATTRLLE 4 CO,
Agents, Wheeling. W. w.
HALL K Co, n
Agents, AsTietta, Obis.
COOK. BERRY & GORDON, a.ia
angIGu Agents. Parkersburz. w. Va
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Regular PassengerPaekes.

Regular Il PassenYeFPack
For Pihsbayg, Wheeling asd Park-sbsyg.
TIE NEW AND ELR.
-At CANT Passensrr steamer GREY
T6Ss EAGLE. Capt. JOas GOkDJS. A. K.
BUxTIso. Clerk, l~syes Pitt-burg for Pzrk ks1sbasg
whseiing for Fsfsrsburg every wednesdsy
and saturday st ~ r. n: leaves PsrksrsbarK ~
every Monday and Thursday 1t i y.
NJ; l1avrs Wheeling for Pittburx every Toes.
day and Friday st A N. =, ~,
Freight reoeiyed for PsttsburH every Monday
and Thursday at the Wharf Bod unta 5 y. II.
BOOTH. BATTELLE 4 co,
srpD Steamboat AEentA-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-12-04
MEETING OF THE DEMOCRATIC

rae,day uorning,........ December 4.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-06-07
G. III. REEVE, Chairm
A, c. CAPRON, Secretary.
Be it Ordained.

By the Board of Trustees of the Corpor-
ate, town of Plymouth in the State of Indi-
ana, that for the purpose of promoting the
public welfare, and preserving the public
health of said town. it is necessary that the al
lcys, streets yards and out-hOuses within the
limits of said corporate town be put, in and
kept in clearly condition, therefore
1t is hereby ordered that the owners and oc-
cupants of the town lots and lands extending
from the strectsto the alleys hereinafter spec
flied and described, are hereby required
within ten days from and after the publ
cation Ofthis ordinance, to remove from said
described allcysall the filth and manure there
in now and hereafter deposited and to place
and keep the same in Clearly condition:
commencing at the alley between Michigan
and Center street. on I4aPOrte street and ex-
tending thence north, between said Michigan
and Center streets to Jackson street;
commencing at Jackson street, between
Michigan street and Water street and extend
ing south between said Michigan and Water
streets to La Porte street; commencing at Ga
noe street between Center and Walnut street
and clearinghouse north between said Cen
.er street and Walnut street to Adams street
And it is further ordered, that the owners
and occupants of town-lots, out house and
hog-stycs, within said corporation be and are
hereby required, within ten days after the
publication fthsordnance, to remove there
iil;;cm all unhealthy, filthy and offensive mat
ter, ana % keep the same in clearly and
healthy condtiGa.
And the use of disin fectants is earnestly re
commended and urged upon all good citizens
Of said town.
And it is hereby declared the duty Of the
Marshal ofsaid corporate town TO enforce the
provisions this ordinance
By order ofthe Trustees, May 23d, A. ID.
1866 HI DICKSON, Pres't
ID. f. VANvAJKENBURGD, Clerk
3Q-t2
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-06-07
BY order of the Committee.
Democratic County Convention

The Democratic County Conve ntion, to
nominate officers to be voted for at the Oc-
tober election 1866 will be held 1T the Court
House in Plymouth, June 10th next, at one
o'clock p N. The democratic vote OF the
last Presidential election is taken IS the basis
for representation, and one delegate for every
ten votes and tho fraction of ten, proposed
This gives the following delegation from each
township: Polk o; West IL Union I3 /;
Green 10; Walnut II; Tippecanoe s; Bourbon
26; German 90; North II; Centre 45
The townships are requested to meet and
appoint delegates as early saturday, June
9th, without fail. 1t is important that all the
delegates be present, and that contingents be
selected who will attend in case ofabsence of
the regular delegates. 1t is recommended
that each candidate be allowed his relative
strength in the convention, on first ballot at
least. Prompt attendance at the time and
place fixed is desired. 1t is hoped that every
township will be fully represented without
fail \ general attendance ofdemocrats from
the county at large, on that day will be heart
lily welcome, for consultation and a "good
time" generally.
BY order of the Central Committee.
c. III. REEVE, Chairman.
a, {. CAPRON, Secretary.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-06-07
We wish to invite the attention of our

We wish to invite the attention of our
readers once more to the fact that on Sat>
urday the 9th, township conventions will
be held in all the townships in the county
for the purpose of selecting delegates to at
tend the County Convention on the 10th.
These meetings are of much importance to
the Democracy of the county and should
be largely attended by all who desire the
success of the lasting principles of Democ-
racy. In order to cast our full vote this
fall, we must tremendously nominatea good
ticket and then give it our cordial support.
The friends of some candidates must be
but the men in whom such
disappointment creates lukewarmness as to
the success of the cause In which we labor,
are hardly deserving the name of Demo
Gratis. Cone out. give your friends a
hearty support and then aeqvtfescc cheer
fully in the result and put your shoulder
to the wheel in good old Democratic fash
ion and help roll up the 500 majority
which Marshall County owes to the State.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-06-07

4 few radicals in this county are ex-
ulting in the hope that by their misropre-
sensations the democracy can be divided
this fall. We can assure them that the
noble democracy OF Marshall county were
never more firmly united, and all the false
hood, scandal and chicanery of the radical
disunionlsts will not move them from their
purpose to overthrow the Bureau party
this fall by an increased majority.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-06-07

We acknowledge our many obligations
10 Mr.. Robert Tompkins, in whose charge
we left the business department of the
Democrat during our absence of several
weeks, for the efficient manner in which
the affairs of the office were managed. Our
best wishes go with him in whatever he
may engage, and we hope soon to hear from
him IN a position where his honesty
ability and integrity will receive a full
reward
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-06-07

FENIANs-About 900 Fenians passed
through this place on Monday night, on
their way to the Canada border. They
were lot disposed to be very communica-
tive, but were in fine spirits aud confident
of success, of course, as they all are
The greater number were young men. and
looked as if they could endure much Of
fatigue and priyation which must fall TO
the lot of the brave soldier BOYS.