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Democratic State Convention.
Thursday, May "a. 1866.

The Annual State Convention of the
Democratic party Of Ohio, will be held
in Columbus, on
THURSDAY, MAY IA, 1866,
to transact such business as may come be-
fore it, and to put in nomination candi-
dates for the followingsof6ces:
Secretary Of State;
Judge of the Supreme Court
Membero OF the Board of Public Works
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Scarhing Exposure of the REGULATIONS
and Misconduct ofthe Bureau Officers.
Agents of the Bureau Shoot
ing Down u Negro.
ATROCITIES AT

Generals Steedman and Fullerton. the
Commissioners appointed by the Presi-
dent to investigate the operations Of the
Freedmen S Bureau in the Southern
States have presented the following re-
mort:
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NEW YoRx, May 19.-Gold closed
yesterday At 1924
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n6-The Louisville Journal hastaken
upon itself the task of describing Parson
Browniow. We append a short portion
of the long description, any part of
which is neither more nor less commen-
datory than is the subjoined:
This man, as re have said, calls him
sell a Clergyman. He holds forth 10 pull
pits. He breaches, praJs and exhorts,
draws down his face, drops the corners Of
bis mouth, and undertakes to look sane
timonious. And yet he seems always try
Ing, in his pulpit discourses, to see under
how thin a disguise he can venture to
curse and swear and b~laspheme. He
can offer up a prayer in the house of
God without telling the Lord what an in
~fernal scoundrel. damned thief, cursed
vagabond, this, that, or the other neigh
Dor is. From his youth up to his old
age, he has had no personal controyer-
sizes without attacking the wives, fathers,
mothers, g~randnothcrs, brothers, sisters,
children, %uncles. aunts aud nephows Of
his opponents. He has sought to strew
his whole path of life with the dark
wrecks Of wantonly ruined separations.
He has never had an hours happiness ex-
cept in the unhappiness of others. He
has ever said to evil, be thou my godr-
He has always carefully jotted down all
that he heard unfavorabIy TO gentlemen
while protesting to be their friend. 50 as
to be ready for the day Of alienation. He
bowls venom. talks venom, sneezes en-
ON, spits venom. drools venom, sweats
venom, stinks venom and distils venom
from his nose"
parA quarrel took place in the United
States House Of Representatives IN Nom
day of last week. between some Phiiadel-
phians and Mr. Kelly, one Of the Repre-
sentatives from that city. The visitors
told Kelly that Pennsylvania would sus-
tain the President by 80. 900 majority, / o
which Kelly replied that he, didn't want
any of Andrew Johnson's hounds about
him, whereupon one of them shook his
fit in Kelly's face. and the latter called
the police for protection.
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Woodsfeid. May %. 1866.

"a union Of hearts, a union of hands,
A union that none may sever;
A union of lakes, a union of lands,
The AMERICAN UNION FOREVER"
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BEEcHER. Assistant Adjutant General.

A number of the freedmen at Newbern
expressed dissatisfaction at the manner
in which this case had been passed over
without Investigation; but as the planta-
ton is quite remote from any public line
of communication, we we're unable, owing
to want of time, to inquire into the mat
ter.
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RALEIGH. March %, 1856.
Respectfully returned, as the affair
seems to have occurred at night, and as
the body of the negro has not been dis
covered, it does not appear certain that
the shot took effect. No further action
in the case seems to be called for. By
order Of Col. WHITTLEsEY.
Aesiet.nt commissioner
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him resulted from prejudice, notwithstsn
ding be had the sworn testimony before
him that the charges against Fitz were
true.
BUREAU OFFICERS SHOOTING DOWN A
FREEDMAN.
While at Newbern, Investigating the
conduct Of the officers Of the Bureau, and
the reported expressions of the freedmen
by this class of persons, our attention
was called to the alleged killing of a
freedmen by a white employe Of Colonel
Whittlesey, Assistant Commissioners of
the Bureau for North Carolina, and the
Rev. Horace james, formerly assistant
quartermaster, on their plantation in Pitt
County. Mr.. James. while in the United
States service. was superintendent of the
Bureau for the district now under charge
OF Captain Seeley, and is now an agent Of
the Bureau. without pay, for the county
in which he is planting. The scircum.
stances under which this freedman was
Killed, as stated by MIR. James himself,
were as follows: The freedmen was accus-
ed Of stealing provisions from the store
of Col. Whittlesey and Mr.. James, was
arrested, tried and convicted by Mr.
James, as agent of the bureau, and was
sentenced to dig bitches on their planta.
ton. While working out this sentence
he ran away, and was pursued by James
and his clerk, Boyden, who arrived at the
bank of a river while the freedman was
attempting to cross in a canoe. Bcyder
ordered him to return, telling him if ht
did not he would shoot, and the freedman
disregarding the Iorder, Boydcu fred
Boyden states himself that he thinks he
hit him. and as nothing has ever beer
heard of the freedman since, it is gene
rally believed in the neighborhood thai
he was killed and fell from the canoe int
the river. These facts we're stated in
letter forwarded to Col. Whittlesey, VIII
returned it to Captain Seeley, with thu
following Endorsement:
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LUH ~ Uo Sisou W t"O papers HAVING lhc
largest circulation, will save to the Treas.
ury at least from sixty to eighty thou
sand dollars per annum.
On the night of the 18th. the house of
Lyman Burbank, with himself and two
young ladies, were burned at Montpelier.
VT.
The Military committee will soon re-
port a bill for the equalization Of boun-
ties, giving each soldier who has not re-
ceived his bounty one hundred dollars
per year. This will require the appro
p~riation of two hundred million dollars.
The Times special says Republicans
complain at alleged bad management Of
Judge Underwood in getting up the JEFF,
Davis indictment, and it is asserted as the
opinion in the attorney Generals Office,
that the Indictment willnot stand the test
of JUDICIAL criticism.
Thereis much opposition to the tobacco
tax in the new tax bill, and also in the
House against reduction of the income
tax. sfi
Two thousand men are employed on the
Cedar Rapids aud Missouri River rail-
road. and the number is being increased
at the rate of 100 per day.
The Massachusetts, House, by a vote Of
146 to 40, defeated the bill to license and
legalize liquor selling in that State.
By direction of Governor Cox the
township Assessors are net required to
enroll the militia as heretofore in conse-
quence Of the repeal of the four dollars
Communication law.
During the past nineteen months 1851
men have been killed and 2,579 wounded
in the Mexican battles.
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New York Marker
NEW YORK, Jan 81


Cotton ;sry hrm hut less active at
a8a50c for middline Tlour-mofe &C
tive but prices without decided change
37.75a7, 80 for extra state. s. ,5Oa2 60 fer
sntra round hoop Ohio. closing quiet,
Whisky-dull and nominal at S2,20a2 70
for western: Wheat-dull and prices
without decided change Corn-lc bet,
tar With Il fair demand 70 I'll contracts;
shippers are not in tie market. 30as2c
for unsouud S5as7c for sound mixed
western in store ard deliveredi 93c for
prime white southern Oats-duli and
dropping ut 40a42c for unsound western;
S7a5sc for sound DO Petroleunl-dnll
at S2a321e for crude I4a55C for refined
bond Coffee-quiet and steady Sugar
dull Musco~ajo lie; Havana loo.
Enthusiastically and active New Or
leans Sl,09aI,l4 Pork-lower at Sl5,3l
e2s, 621 fo- new mess, closing at $3.50
cash; s2s for old do, closing at S2s 80
cash; S2Q,50a2l for prime; $3.50 for
prime mess; also $500 bbls new mess Tor
February, March and April. sellers OPP
ton, at S29, 50a23 Is. Beef-steady and
ct about previous prices. Beef Hams
firm; S42a42 80 for western Cut Meats
--steadyat lal2c Tor shoulders lGal5
for hams Dressed ogs-steady at l2a
l3c for western BacOn-in fair de
mand at ltal-c fer western Lard-un-
changed % bbls for February, March
and April, sellers option, at lee. Butter
quiet at 2Ol33c for Ohio. 25a3sc for
state. Cbeese-acti"e and il tair de-
maud at 12alSc
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. Teiegraphic Summary

Gold closed in New York yesterday at
$780,,
. A dispatch from Cincinnati states that
the number of lives lost By the e1plo-
sion of the steamer Missouri, will prob
ablyreacb one hundred and Fifty
They haFe rumor in Washington
that Secretary Stanton has resigned his
position Secretary of War.
tits said that General Schenck, chair
man Of the House military committee
favors reducing the army to the lowest
possible standard
tits stated that if the bill creating the
rank of GENERAL is passed by Congress
and it is conferred upon General Grant
another I'LL z-ill be offered giving Ger.
erals Sherman and Sheridan the rank or
Lieutenant Generals
General Thomas is expected to appear
before the committee on Reconstruction
to give evidence in relation to affairs in
Tennessee, of which, it is said he gives
acheerful account
An efert IS being made n the Virginia
Legislature to declare the election Of
Senators Underwood and Segur illegal
Governor Fierpoiut and John llinor
Bolts are talked of as their success ors. -
Governor Pjerpoirt is urged to resign by
~
maybe established -byhis enemies. that
be may be succeeded 10y Robert T Lee
or some other prominent rebel
There IS 4 proposition before the House
Committee on Commerce to reduce the
salaries Of collectors Of customs Under
the present system their pay reaches
Sums ranging from fity to ons hundred
thousand dollars
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Cincinnati IIarEcG

CINCINNATI, Jan \.
Ilour-qUiet and unchanged Wheat
-Grmer and in good demand; number
one red advanced TO 5i,S5. Corn-quict
1T IS for number one mixed Oats-dull
and prices shade lower Rye--dull al
T5c for number one, Hogs-active and
prices 25c higher, closing firm at Sill
Tor city dressed: receipts 1900 head.
Mess Pork-in good demand at S2s, 80
for city cut, but difficult to obtain at this
rate Green Meats-very steady at pre-
vious prices. Bulk Meats and Bacon
unchanged. Lard-in active demand at
l7c for city, Groceries-unchanCed and
quiet. steady at 45c for mid,
ding. Whisky-dull and prices nomi,
nal; prime is offered at S223 without
buyers, Gold-Sl.AO..
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TESTIMONIALS


y E-Eo cases are published except o. p.
mission.
Fred Ouulaud, Dayton 0. Deafness cured
al Cleggs Hail. in one minute. Had not heard
q watch tick IN one ear for % years until after
the operation. May be referred 10.
Albert Bridgmal, Dayton. Affected viii
general de bility Had All the tine dull lching
ppain IN the head. Energy all gone. Alter on:
operation By Dr. DODGE, felt Ike another per
son. Can be referred 70.
hrs. Raul Dayton. Bloody Crins sense
Of heat and pain at the bottom Of the abdomen
or bowels, anu sometimes attended with much
difficulty OF making water. also acute pain and
feeling Of weight IN the snail OF back. Cured IL
one operation. MAJ be referred 70.
Thcs Benton Emminger CarTUlto-n, o. Loss
OF voice. had not spoke loud vo.d for months
After an operation Of one minute volco coz.
Pletelyrestored and could talk as veil as ever
Can be referred TO.
n 81 Clara b. Lockwood Franklin 0: Pal.
piratiop of TIE heart, aud general nervous de-
bllt?. Pain in the left side extending down the
hip. Cured by twoopernt!o2s. Car be referred
20.
BEN. Andre-s, DAYTON. Paralysis c. the left
side Complete loss Of the leftarn, being uuut
and c9id from the Shoulders down. Could stick
pin into K without feeling il the least. Had
not walked step for eighteen months "ithout
Clutches. liter one operation: could walk With.
cut cEutc6es, aud felt tie slightest touch upon
;he arm. Can be referred TO.
II as Katy Miller Da=tcr. EPuerlic Fits
FEOl I've 70 seven spasus eacL day 10Y fourteen
years resulting IL n-s y tie loss CT sight and
tie use OF lett arr. After aD operation by Dr..
DODGE had only fre spasus IN three ~:eks,
lasting only about fifteen seconds each Sight
ind am restored Can bs referred 70.
{. RoPkiD, Dayton. Pain IN tie hack cor.
ssacGy icT c~eT two years. Cured ty One opsr.
alton. Car Dc referred &c
a Patients '.:u II. = E~-S:~;'.7 70
property
tRn26-dS-5-
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nnDsE;s PRACTICE IS

nR DBG&Ejs PRACTICE is
/ mostly diseases OF d chronic nature ana
cases given up as incuTacle. His treatment 10
peculiar to himself, although there have eeep
men in all ages who have bad the same magnet
&c power over the diseases OF TIE body ana
mind. some call ii the Gift OF Healing, YET
few have possessed ii 10 such an extent over
neg rlv all diseases and persons. 1t Ia lie aCu
vitality passed troE strong, healthy pouy ~
weak one that restores the lost CT unequal cir
Culation oil this vital or nervous mud 30 power
ful il this influence that persons "ho have for
many wears suffered from diseases which nave
been pronounced inCuTaOle, and to whom medl
cine has beer administered with no goou eueCl
have been restored to health in al incredibly
short space of tine II will not restore lost
member of the body or perform other imposs
bilities but il will always relieve pain from
whatever cause The practice Is based upon
the most strict principle OF science there IL
nothing miraculous or supernatural about IL
It is in harmony with all natural laws Many
eminent ply sCians Of other practices, not Only
acknowledge this power, but receive the treat
nent for themselves and families as well as al
wise it TO their patients. Or DODGE does not
profess 10 cure every case
BY this treatment II takes but lew minutes
for inveteTate cases OF almost any durable cbron'
c disease and so sure is the effect, that bat few
diseases require second operation. except Deaf
ness Broken Bones DisloCatiOnS, bad Z uryatuTes
OF Spine and SuppuratlDg IumoTs. Even these
will be much bepebtted-aIways relieved from
pain and sometimes fully cured, Diseases that
are most certain Of being cured ST one operation
are.
WEAK EYES
DISEASES OF HE BRAIN
WEAK SPIHES
JUNIORS
FAILING OF The WOMB
ALL KINDS OF SEXUAL WEAKNESS,
INTERNAL ULCERS
DROPSI,
LOSS OF VOICE,
WEAK LUNGS,
q CAIARRH,
ST. VITCS DANCE.
WEAKNESS OF IHE LIMBS
DYSPEPSIA,
RHEUMATISM
NERVOUS DEB LII.
DIABETES.
BRONCHITIS
DISEASED LiTERS
KIDNEYS
HEART
ETC ETC ETC
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ChrCniC Disease.
New Treatment and New Remedies
DG tt MIsNER TREATS All

ms: Il ) L&EsNER TREATS ALL
- diseases OF Chronic Nature, but gives
specia. attention to the treatment Of cbSo,ic
Affections OF the Genito Urinary Organs ii. :.
Inflammation or Catarrh OF the Bladder end
Urethra Irritable Bladder and Non. Retention
and Dribbling OF Urine, Urinary Deposits or
travel, Diabetes and Difficult Urinstiag, Syphi.
ltic d, seases, Local and Constitutional Gonor.
hea, cts complications and ssqueuas Sperna.
torrh q and Impotency, and all affection. conse.
Quent upou youthful indiscTetions. AL diseases
OF those organs requiring Surgical interference
operations quickly and realty performed Per-
sons afflicted. particularly with old troublesome
cases, should lose no time TO call on OF address
". klSSER No Mercury or other poisons
$50 $50 consultations confidential. Comnupica-
osscs snTSs9sipg stamp or fee promptly noticed
Ssscs' b a1sIa street Centre Wheeling w Va
Ssc, uSyS 70 IL A. II, le.o4 and to9 P. NJ
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FEBRUARY

let HENRY CHAUNCEY, Capt uTt. son
Meeting with COLORADO Capr Nlthua
10Th ATLANTIC Capt. Maurv come TIM
with SACRAMENTO, Capt ,5rery
2lst NEW YORK, Capt Hornet c0unecrE.
with CONSTITUTIONS Capt, Foru7worth.
Departures OF let and 2lst connect 1t Panama
| with Steamers for South Pacific Ports Those
| of lst touch at ManZanIllo
THROUGH PASSAGE RATE T. ri RFE
First Cabin, $500 Second Cabin i2g5 Steer
age, sl0O.
4 discount Of oIe-quaEtcr from steamer rates
allowed 10 SECOND cabin aud steeTags passengers
with families Also, au allowance oil one quar-
| ter on through rates 20 cleIgyneu and their lam
lies aud school teachers; sOliicTs having hon
orable discharges, halt fare.
One Ii uDdTeI Pounds Baggage allowed each
adult Baggage.EasteIs accompany baggage
through, aud attend u ladies aud children with.
out male protectors. Baggage received on the
dock tue day before sailing f.Om steauJgats
railroads, aud passengers who prefer 10 send
down early
An experienced surgeon ,a boarl Medicine
aud attendance free
A Steamer VAL be plSCeI u tLs liz. lamar
lst, lse5, TO run fTCL New OJlsegs n Aspiu.
wall Wa Havana.
For Passage Tickets O. ilrtL.I inform alton
apply at tue CoUpaDys ticket Office, o. III
WEarf foot Il CaDsl street. North Ri-c. New
York W - BELLOWS
Jan%3-6C Agent.
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PUBLIC SALE.

WILL, ON SATURDAY, IHE
i 9th day Of JANUARY, 1896, offer at public
sale at the front door of the Court House OF
Ohio county, one.third of each Of Lots numbered
IS and 3g, In front, and extending back l32 feet,
lying il the immediate vicinity OF the Grant
iang0.td FRANCIS f ARMSTRONG
The above sale is postponed until SATtf-
DAY FEBRUARY ID.
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New Forh Money uorkea

~NGN AOhh' Jan -
Mouey-SJeaay ut .a6 per cent, Ster.
ling E3change-dull and nominal at
SL0S3al, Q3s- Gold-irregular and IN
settled. opening at Sl,4l advancing to
Sl4lt; closing ut Sl,392
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P. W. BOSLEY,

M MANUFACTURES OF COMMON
Nl AND FANCY CANDIES AID dealer IN
foreih Fruits Nats sto-, Ne is Market ST
wheeling. Va
Also Parties ana weddings furnished Win
lee Cream and Cake az the shortest notice
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MAIL TRAIN.
Daily Train
Train for the West.

WHEELING. Nov DIST l-C,
nNAND AFTER THE 9Est OF NO
~ TEMBER, the Passengers and Mails from
Wheeling for the West. will be dispatched from
the Depot Of the B. g. y. +. +, Co. at i:iQ a. In
$40 D, m, and leave Benwood on the arrival OF
the c. Q. r K trains at II ~ III aud 1925 pm
poy23 IF
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FOR SALE,

V1IIE UNDERSIGNER OFF 3 Is 5
l. his property in Fulton for safe with al the
four houses o sausage machine, four wagons,
carriage, nine sett of harness, &c. II the above
property Is not sold by Thursday. February a2d,
Il will all be sold at Public Sale OF that AID ths
following day. Terms made known on day OF
sale. C4SeEh Eor'hLhF
ian PITS
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Pacific Mail Steamship Companv's
Through Line to California,
uvOVCHING EAT MEXICANP PORTS

j and carrying the L. 5. Mail Leave Pier
No. AZ North Rive. foot Of Canal street 81 -
o'clock, noon, on the Isl, llth and llat Of every
month except when those dates iai On Sunday
and then OH the preceding saturday ior Aspin.
wall. connecting. via Panama ltailwgT with one
OF the Company, steamships from Panama lor
San Eran-L.nn tlMnhLnE NJ A.LNu.--.
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JUST RECEIVED

7 0vER7YG;s 5CPEEcC4G8L0-
j. En- SYRCP, OH Gcvernmsu; Java Isllow
aud Green Rio CoIse, Of extra fine quality
Eastern Cranberriea Eastern BCckwhcat Flour
philadelphia Niuce Meat, Charleston Grits
Sreec Peas Cried Shaker Sweet Corn, Italian
Mseceror. Soho1nia- Pears.SmyTna Figs La~.
h!S;Is Ec.tsau Salad Oil: Extra. FrencL
Nuststt. $Sriel Inst n < Z kegs. &c. &c.
&c {. S.. low ~
N I, a. II Woodrow
Jams
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PROPOSALS.

SEALED PROPOSALS. VIII BE
- received By the undersigned until TEI Rs
pAir FEBRUARY 8 lSS6 for grading and
IenSiDS school lot in Webster Township also
i9T building coal hOuss, and other outt lse=. AMI
the erection OF one hyarsnt
Plans s2d Specifications csz bs sssa a. tts
office CT j. NJ b!cEsl. Clark of the Bosra ef { J.
ucssips- LANES EOpLEE,
jansi,as cgmCos. q ) 1 T. Estate.
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Ills CHASE J ALaNZo GBERNAN II
Wells Chase & Gehrmann,

~ Baltimore Commission Merchants and deal.
ers IN Warps, Wool Cotton and Woolel Ma
PLASERs DRILLS, CHUCKS, BOLT CUT.
TIERS, Rubber and Leather BETTING, PACK
NC, Sperm and Lard OIL, and other suppliss
Sotton and woclleu YARNS EATS W1CkS
GWLNES re ausT.ly
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sc, IMPORTANT 1866
1856
Ec Families and Sfotcis.


rI'laE CHEAPEST SUPPLIES -
i Encouraged by the past liberal patronage
l have determined to connect with my business
q iirst.ClasS FAMILY GROCERY STORE and
by my extreme efforts TO furnish all articles
usually kept (and OF the best hope to receive
a fair portion OF the patronage OF the public
generally and would here cal their attention
10 iew OF the standard articles. II the follow.
lng low prices Finest Gunpowder Tea Choice
- - per Il Finest Young Tyson Tea 81 . per
L Best japanese Tea 81 50 English Break
last Coffee pc Best Black Tea very uice) 81 10:
Best Rio C0itoe $50 BIC very choice Brown Su.
gar IL. Refined Sugars o: All KINDS from i to
81; IIcc Carolina l24C Pickles Catsups
Teaches N Syrups ana Brandy; Oysters both
Cove and Spiced and all Kinds Of German
Goods, imported ~ myself embracing Turks.
Prunes, German Cherries, Leutels, Split Peas,
Oat Meal Canadian Peas, Holland Herring La.
brGdoC herring, SardIueS SALAD Ull, &C. &c
IS well as many otnoE articles too numerous e
meutI0u Having bought Ter gold am deter.
mined 10 sell low. auL IL ute al 70 call and eI.
anime my goods. AL articles sold at this store
Will DC delivered T. sCy part OF the city free OF
charge. :. HORkHElNER
laulI-SOl No. LIS Market SouarC
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4 CAPITAL of $500, 600.

i liberal trade rom the country and country
stores solicited. We viii pay cash OF ueIchan
die for produce that Is in good condition. Cal
and get everything you want at lowest rates.
drc2--d&wtf WIN. GRECO ManaCer
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RESOLUTION;
C0-PARTNERSHIP.
MICHAEL J. ROHAN

MARBLE WORKER, ON MAE
1Nk KE1 STREET, between the Custom
House and tbs Little Suspension Bridge. Mon.
umentai work OF al 6nds tsads 20 order City
aud country orders VII Be net With PronPtr.ss
apl5-ly . - - o.
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Merchants National Bank
OF West Virginia

CAPITAL Paid in: ....,....''sS0o'"'o'
1,rIss RANK SUCCEEDS TO THE
b-sine.s Of the 4" Merchants and Mechan-
-, St,of wheeling It Is designated De:
nosttory ana Financial agent OF the United
States, and is prepared to do legitimate BANK
ing business .N-nIz
n;rscto-s-TLomas Sweeney, L. 8. DelEPiain'
.Tas G. Acheson, john Donlqp, Jacob Berger
a Allen Howell, }. Nelson Vance. James Ual-
cell Sasbter
janis.tu S~------
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Iver F:E.Y EG0Us1Si Operations Il.
Five ESRTs,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-02-01
O. L, ZANE & CO..

IMPORTERS AND PEALERs IN
Liquors, AAuufsctnIsrs Of Pure Cstawbs Wines
Quincy Street between Main and Make. Sts
WhseEhg, We, keep eorI.sItly Oh hand Brandies
Scotch a1d Hish Hktsktss JEma;ca Runs and
COrdiAb, choice Old RJe snd Bourbon Whisk.es
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