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xs- OFFICE CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH
RAILROAD oomPANY, MARoH Is, lsos.-At o meet
ing Of the Board OF Directors held this day. the fol-
lowing resolution was adopted: oi
Rs,osved 'That the President do the report oI
tho meeting Of crsditors to be published In the nswspe
pers and that he, by public notice request all bond
creditors Of the Company to send 10 tho Seoretaya
statement Of the Bonds they hold, number date and
smouut, accompanied BY an acknowledgment OF their
concurrence IN the recommendation adopted as tho
meeting Of the bondholders; and that they may be aba
TO decide understandingly. the President do publish
Herewith full and plain exposition Of tho condition
and prospects Of the Eoad and tho plan submitted 10
their choice" r
In accordance with the above resolution the holders
OF unendorsed bonds hereby respectfully requested
to forward to the Secretary Of the Charleston and san-
nah Railroad Company as early as practicable, state.
mont Of the Bonds In their possession. with number.
date, and amount together with an acknowledgment
Of their concurrence In Recommendation adopted .. the
meeting Of tho bondholders.
B. L SINdLETARY, President
The Savannah National Republican please COPY.
March Is
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Ks-FINAL NOTICE.-AL PERSONS HAVING
demnuds against tho Estate Of the late Governor JOHN
PETER RICHARDSON. of Clarendon District will forth
with render ttStcd statements thereof to Mossrs SIM
SIMoS Sol citors No IT Broad street. Charleston
and ali persons indebted to the said Estate, will make
payment to hem OF to the undersi.r ed
CHARLES RICHARDsJN,l Qualified
JNo L. RICHARDSON, txecuto-a
CiArru lon, Iarch 81, 1855. thmG March "a
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81 The Friends md Acqunintanees OF
Mrs. LOUISE SCHIMMELMAEN. and OF Mr.. and Mrs.
A MELcHEns, respectfully invited to attend the
Funeral OF the former from her late Residence No. 81
Kiug-sreet This Aorni, 30th instant at Nine o'clock,
without further invitation. March so
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A GALLANT Observation-Disclosures the
abuse which has been heaped upon General But
ler from all parts OF the country, there ID one
phase il. his career which no print or speaker,
South, West, East or North has yet adverted to;
During the late war Butler was Major-General
OF volunteers, in the army OF the United states,
aud up to the promotion OF General Grant 10 De a
Leutenant. General, was the equal, except as re-
esrded seniority of any officer in the service. He
led armies, and administered the affairs OF con.
quered States. During his official career General
Butler was as chary OF his reputation as any hery
youngster fresh from West Point or Annapolis
he punished with fine or imprisonment, OLD men,
women and children, even for alook which threat
ened him with insult.
But now that he has pnt off the insignis of rank,
this cher shed Mars of New England bears the
most searching inucnlO aud the most direct insult
with an equanimity which might excite the rivalry
of Job. General GRAFT accuses him in good SGT
terms OF inertuesS anti iucnmpetency; tho land
lord of Il New Y,rk hotcl impores him to leave,
because General and Judge II. and Congress
man K declare they will nut remain an hour uli-
der the same roof with him. Towards tho Lieu
tenant General he shows his animosity by pub
fishing his refusal to accept an invitation to a
dinner party; and he leaves the hotel with the
piteuus exclamation tntt New York City is more
rebellious than New Orleans.
THE Northern newspapers, the pulpit orators
and the radicals in Congress, have made many y
S;ng ausinst "Southern cnvalry" during the wal
and since; but ther eau point 10 no Instance IL
he ranks oF the Southern armies so wofully de
void of all tnat constitutes responsibility ant
,oanbond "a their vaunted warrior from Lowell
hs1aiG has exhibited. The cnlfskin becomes him NOR
than a lions hide, aud jamin F Butler, tho ty
rant of New Orleans. the terror OF New YORK city
and the boast of New England, is now the putt 9
every scrihbler and holiday Orator "no iacAs
gorthier subject. o,:. D.
Gsn the New York Tribune, or the Chicago Re
publican, explain to Us how thl- giant OF yesse'
day, ..o..,. .,,.,.n,rc in the snn
with death snot u ,wnT In ii hery hands.
And ,yo thai sorrcheih all it lorss upon,
has weakened down tn become the mid ana pas
a;ve lamb that il cuffad and pushed, and kicke
and snubbed wherever he appears.-N. y. Cres
teen.
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S. IN EQUlTY.-ALLSTON vs.. ALLSTON.-
Pursuant to tho order made in this case the creditor.
OF the late Hon r. L. W. ALL9TON called upon to
in before the undersigned and prove their clams
on or pefore tho 18th day OF May. 1866 be debsrrsd
from all benefit of the decree be made in this case
JAMES rUPPER. Mastsr In Equity.
March II tuths3
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MUSICAL NOTICE.

Mrs. y. Il. HARPER tDAuGHrEh AND po1.r sa.,tocs o
MI tho late lrof a. S. REEvEs), offers her sersiS
20 the citizens CT Charleston Teschor OF VooAA
tNSTRDaIESTAL MUSIC. a., ,no gish
Residence 30. % Society-street- oPpVe' ~
Refers &c len. AYES -txoS> Dr. WH. - "'H''" -
t4aAS,t Sra 9ys, .G ! Ut. ". II. trT"a'
Nnvors IL
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w STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

CHARLESTON DIsTRIT-By GEORGE BUBT. Rsq.,
ordinary.-whoreaa. JANE ooNLIN. os oharleston::
Widow, made suit to me TO grant her Letters ot
Administration of the Estate and Effects Of JAMES
CoNLIN late Of Charleston. steepleman These are.
therefore, to citc and admonish all and angular the
Kindred ane creditors OF the said JAMHs CoNLr,
deceased that they be and before In the Court
of Ordinary to DO held at Charleston at No. Rutedge
street. on the 18Th day Of April, 1856, aftcr publi
cation hereof at II O'Clock In the forenoon TO show
cause If any thoy have. why the said Administration
should not be granted
Given under my hand this twenty ninth day fSIarch,
A. D. 1866. GEORGE BUST,
March 30 r. Judge of Probates.
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GU-LN EQUITY.-MIKELL vs.. MIKELIA-
p,rauant 10 the order nude In ths oaoe, the creditors
of the laLc EPHRAGM $. MlKELL sro called upon to
In before tho undersigned and prove their claims
on before tho st day of July, lsi6, be dcbarroG
from a brncf Of tue decree to bc made In this
JAMES TUrPER. Master in Equity.
Sfarch ~ tvthe3
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eg CALHOUN INSURANCE COllPANY-IN
"PLASTERS' AND MECHANICS BANK" BVILDING,
40. l;,3 EAST BAY sTRSsT.-Eoti,e .s hereby given
thaths Company having co:upEsd with the acquisitions
Of !ts aueuded Churter by authority "i tie Hon. Comp
troer General of the State. ia now prepared to r'ke
risks Buildings. Merrhardss snd Produce OF reason
nblo terus.
BY orrior " tho 3Un-d
si.rc!, IL g. y rUPpEs. President.
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THE HOLIDAYS.
GOOD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Jews and Christians, believers in the Old Dis
pensations and the New, this da. enter upon the
celebration of their respective We nal feasts. We
need not tell our readers that thi is Good Friday,
and next Sunday Easter but some of thom may
not know that this evening commences the Jewish
Pass -er. We will give brief sketch Of each OF
these three fasts and feasts.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

as- ORPHAN HOUSE CHAPEL.-THE REV.
JOHN r. WIGHTMAN will perform Divine Service In
this Chapel, on Sunday Afternoon, April 1st, at Four
O'Clock March so
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MARRIED.

On Thursday evening tho 22d inst, by the Rev. DR..
BAcHMAN T. POS TELL MOOD to Miss EMILY j. PAS
SAILAGUE, both OF this City.
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ss NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
ninety days after date viii apply to the City counca
OF Charleston for renewal Of Certificates OF City per
cent Stock. the originals being destroyed by fre Tna
following are tho amounts:
No. 1ols period So for s6oso In the name Of f'olo'oS
LEaARE.
No. $50, for $3.50, issue Of October. 1853.
No. 1855, period SO, for s11o. issue OF 1857.
No. 1857, period A, for $3.50. issue Of 1851.
No. 1868. period 81. for $780, issue OF 1851.
No. 1862 period II. for $3.50. isaus OF 1851 IN tne
name of SOLOMON e. LEoARR.
SOLOMON LEGARE
March % mh2O 0;apl5, 30;my15 81 ;je9, 49,
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The Daily News.
LARGEST CIRCULATION IN THE STATE.
LARGEST CIRCULATION IN THE CITY.

81 THE LIST OF LETTERS re-
manning In the Postofhce at the end
OF each week is published officially
I'm THE DAILY NEWS every Fri
day morning.
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Now Orleans Matters

New ORLEANS, March 26.-The city government
ia still disorganized. The Governor refuses to
recognize the elected Recorders.
There have been heavy rains on the Upper Red
River, and navigation is excellent.
Continued reports are received ofdamage to the
leyees by high floods from the Upper Mississippi.
Cotton seizures have been stopped by military Or
ders on the Bed River.
Staples are coming in again.
Cotton Is depressed; sales 1000 bales. To-dsy's
receipts are 1000 bales; yesterdays 1900. Low
Middling, SEC to SIC. Sugar, 13c. to &c. Molasses
nominal Gold, 124 Sterling, 50. New York bank
checks discount. Freights unchanged.
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sS- FIRST BAPTIST HUROH.-THIs
OHURCH will be re-opened for Divine Service (ProVi-
dence peVmihng) next Sabbath, 1st Apri-this being
the fret Of the united services Of the FIRST ond
WENTWORTH STREET BAPTIST CHURCHES. =,
Tho Rev. E n wINKLER, D. D., will ofaciate in the
morning OF 1OH O'Clock, and in the afternoon at
o'clock.
sea,s FREQ 1. March 80
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%NOTICE.-A PERSONS HAVING
claims against the estate Of NATHANIEL GIsT, Sr..
JAS D. GIsT and J. D. and N. GIsT. will present thsu
properly attested, to the subscriber.
W. O. GIST, Exr. and Adm
Jouesville P. o.. Union Dist, 8. O.
Maroh2 9moss
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as- UNITARIAN H-CORPORATION
NOTICE. meeting Of the PEW-HOLDERs OF this
Church will be held Sunday nez, April lst after the
morning sorvice ut the Church. when correspondence
between the Rev. JAS. MARTINEAUx, OF London, and q
member of the Congregation in Europe, in relation to
the supply of the Pulpit will be submitted general
attendance Is desired lis necessary to take acon
the erh,ect. March 80
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@OHARLEsToN, MARCH 26, 1SSS.-NOTICK
TO STOCKHOLDERS OF WASHINGTON AND NEW
ORLEANS TELEGRAPH CoMPANY.-You ere hereby
notified TO call at American Telegraph ofoe Meeting
street, for Dividends due on your stock.
D. OKEEFE,
htarch 27 Manager.
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Rsr NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS HAVING
claims against the Estate Of E q. RODGERS are here
by notified to present the same, properly attesed, to
the undersigned, on or before the LIST Of May next
F. g. RODGERS. Executors
C. A RODGERS,
March IN ftuS
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ESTATE NATHANIEL E. GOODRICH,
DECEAsED-Nu parsons hsving any claims against
said Estate will rendsr the same, attessed within tine
prescribed by law and those indebted to said Estate
will made payment to G. NJ GOODRICH,
Qualified Administrator,
March 16 f3* No. 80 Cannon-street
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ag-ESTATE W. J. jacob, DECEASED
All pernons having any claims against said Estate Will
render the attested without delay; and those in
debted to the same win also make payment TO NATHL
JAcopr No. Al Coming opposite Georgestreet or ISAAC
E. HERTZ, No. POI East Bay. HETTY ". JAcobt.
March II stu6 Quanneo Aomlnletrau.A.
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@ UNITED STATES TAX NorICE.-THE
United States Direct Tax Commissioners for the District
Of South Carolina hereby give notice that tho Tax Ro1
Of the Parish Of st. Bartholomew are completed, and
ths the taxes may be paid on the lands and lots here-
in, for tho present. at their Office, In walterboroush.
South Carolina; and Charleston, No. 20 Broadstrect
rear Of Law Range.
WIN. HENRY BRISBANE,
W.. E. WORDING,
o. s. Direct Tar Commissioners for So. Ca
Dated at Charleston, g. c. this 2sth day Of March, 1885
March 20
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NrN OTI CE. .-ALL PERSUNS HAVING
demands against the Estate Of PAUL O. ALLkN' de-
ceased are reqaesed to present the same properly az
tested, within the time prescribed BY law for payment
and all persons indebted to the said Estate WILL please
come forward and settle the same at an early day. 70 the
undersigned
This Goth January, 1885.
JAMES NJ BRABHAM, Administrator.
Ramberg PostofRce, Barnweu District 3. e.
March IT soT
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

aS- NOTICE CE.-CONsIGNEEs PER BBIT1SH
B.rk LAKEMBRA, John 3. Cowan, Master. sro hereby
notified that she has been This Day entered under tho
Five Day Act All Goods not permitted at the expirs
tion Of tbs. tme Will be sent to the Custom Houss
Stores at their risk and expense. MNoh 80
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@THE COMMISSIONERS OF ROADS FOE
Saint james GOOSE Greek. will meet at the Wassamasaw
Chapel on Aonday, ID April, at IL O'Clock A n
J.J. BROWNING,
March 20 Clerk OF tho Board.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-07-21

DARING, BURGLARY.-On Thursday
night the residence of Mr.. John F. Hop
kins, on the Island was entered by some
daring burglar and robbed of clothing.
The thief was evidently an old hand in
tAe business, as he was supplied with
burglars tools, the marks of which in
struments were left on the key left by
Mr.. +. in the lock of the front door. The
rogue entered the front door of the
house, passed through the hall into Mr.
HIS room and carried OFF that gentle
mans clothing which had been left on q
chair near the sleeper's bed. Yesterday
morning the clothing was all found on
the front steps Of Mr.. HIS dwelling
The pockets Of coat aifd pantaloons had
been riled. of their contents, and the
gold studs and sleeve-buttons had been
stolen from the shirt ALI the articles
taken from the coat and psataloons were
found on fence near by, so the rogue
had all his pains and trouble for a sett
OF gold STUDS and sleeve-buttons. Mr..
II. hsd, on the night previous left his
vest In his dining room, and as that arii.
Gle of apparel contained the amonnt Of
funds on hand and watch. The tb;st
missed the valuables he coveted ana tsr
which he had risked his worthless life
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CITY AND STATE NEWS.

BOARD OF SUPERvIsoRs.-A meetlns
of the Board of Supervisors OF 'niS
county was held at the Court House yes
erday. iSsSu or t5.
Present.-Messrs. Wilson, PRESIDENT
Alexander, Cooper, Handlan, Jacob, Sails
bury and Wallace. at... ,-
Mr. George Forbes was elected to make
the assessment on real estate in the city
portion of the county, and Mr.. A. M,
Jacob was elected to do the same duties
in the country district of the county.
The sum of three hundred dollars was
appropriated for the repair of the Bethany
road, and Messrs. A. N. Kelly, s. S. Jacob
and Isaac B., Kelly were appointed di-
rectors for said road. --! a- '7.lf
A resolution was adopted requesting
parties interested in the new road to be
opened from Glenn's Run, to appear Re
fore the Board at its next meeting, and
show cause, If any, why the road should
not pass through their lands.
A number of petitions OF various
kinds were read and referred, and the
Board adjourned until the 4th day OF
September next.
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Court OF APPEALS. The Supreme
Court of Appeals of this State met again
yesterday, and after rendering decisions
ia two cases adjourned until the January
term. In the case of A. Werninger vs.
j. G. Wilson, the decision Of the Harrison
county Circuit Court was reversed Dy
which decision Wilson RECEIVERS about
one hundred dollars refused him 9y ta ?s
Grim vs.. Joseph T. Gehrlng anu t1n S;rs
the decision of the Preston county S I'LL III
Decision Gehring and others recover
aSont eighteen hundred dollars refused
them by the Circuit Court. Ae."
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HEAVY ROBBERY AT BEILAIRE On
thursday night IL daring robbery was
committed at the Globe House, in our
ueighboring town Of Bellaire AS the
weather was warm the guests and board
ers at the hotel had left the doors OF
their rooms open and hoisted the wind
ows before retiring. The thieves entered
the house through window Immediate
" above the roof of small kitchen at
tached to the hotel. A drover named
George Garrett lost valuable watch
and one hundred and thirty dollars in
money. Mr.. Hays lost watch and .
small sum of meney and George Howard
had his watch and a check for SIX thou
sand dollars stolen. A Mr.. Moss had sew
On thousand five hundred dollars IN
greenbacks in his carpet sack, which the
Togues overlooked. The rascals entered
the rooms of several other gentlemen,
but did not obtain anything of value.
Mr.. Howard yesterday notified the bank
of the loss of his check for six thousand
dollars, and stopped payment on the
same. -,
The robbery was not discovered until
about daylight yesterday morning, when
pursuit Of the thieves was Immediately
determined upon. Several gentlemen
came up to ttis city, others went West,
aud others stopped at Bridgeport. Tn,
fortunately the chase was iruitless, and
the daring scoundrels are still at large
with their ill. gotten gains.
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SUMNER DIKT--In the summer months
our meals should be light, and in large
proportion of vegetable substances and
fruits but in saying this we do not
mean to include damaged OF badly cook,
ed vegetables, sour bread or unripe fruit
A little Improvement in the culinary art
"A thing, by the way, sadly needed -
would furnish, with the addition Of milk
and eggs, great variety of dishes both
nutritive and palatable. At this season
flesh meat is not required and, except to
the hard laboring man. is not wholesome
more than once day, and then in the
earlier part of it, The heavy suppers
enjoyed in winter are now distastetni,
and if taken they are apt to disorder the
digestion and prepare the way for serious
disease.
AS relates to drinks at this season,
nature points out those most salutary
Foremost and mainly is cold water, to
which frequently acids are added, with
the effect of still more readily quench
iag the thirst. A convenient substitute
for lemon Juice will be found in vinegar,
which, with the addition of mOlasses,
make a pleasant, refreshing beverage
Simple sweet drinks, such as sugar water
and molasses water, will assuage thirst,
aud are relished by persons using them.
All should avoid at this season ardent
spirits and the stronger bodied wines,
giving the preferenue to claret and the
Rhine wines, and those of home prodnc-
tion from Pennsylvania, Ohio and Cali
fOrnia. Tea is To- be preferred to coffee.
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DRowNED.-Yesterday afternoon about
one o'clock, a boy aged FIVE or six years,
named Laughlin, son of Mr.. Robert
Laughlin, who resides in East Wheeling,
was drowned in Wheeling Creek, q
short distance above the Market street
Suspension Bridge. The little unfor
tunate, while bathing in the creek, had
ventured beyond his depth, or had slip
ped into hole, and was drowned. He
was alone and unable to swim ht
persisted before his perileus situation
was known. Strange as it may seem
the body did not sink, but f1oated down
the stream. The remains were taken
from the water, near the bridge, and
conveyed to the residence of his parents
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OUR PoPULATIoN.-As might have
been seen by the figures we published
Yesterday, the population OF Wheeling
is within q fraction of seventeen thou,
sand. By the census of 1860 this city is
allowed q population of fourteen thou
sand. I'm that estimate Ritchietown wa;
included In the census just taken
Ritchietown is not included had it been
we could boast population OF abou
twenty.thousand. The population o
Wheeling has increased about four and
half thousand in the past FIVE years
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FIFTEEN HUNDRED POUNDS Bottle
Wax for fruit cans, Fahnestock's, Anchor
Diamond, Cottage, Philadelphia and 9th
or brands of white lead, Goes Dyspepsia
Cure and Piso's Cure for Consumption
for sale by r. II. Logan & Co, and Lo-
gan, List Il Co, Wholesale and Retail
Druggists, Wheeling.
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A Discovery Yes terdsy morning
the workmen engaged in digging the
dltch LOT she new water pipe on Market
street, discovered, at the depth Of about
i've feet, o quart stone Jug and q shovel.
The Jug and shovel had evidently been
buried for many years. The jug was
empty and the handle of the shovel was
almost rotted of.
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Or. Iarookah's
INDIAN TABLE
Pulmonic Syrup!

CURES COUGHS, COLDS, wHOO.
~ PING Cough, Group. Asthma, Catarrh
Bronchitis, Pain in tho Side, Night Sweat.
ers are liable, Consumtion, In is early stages
and all diseases Of the Throat and Lungs. -
Endorsed BY the highest medical authority.
clergymen OF every denomination, authors, edi
tors, professors in our various colleges, and b.
many Of our most eminent public men.
age, and may DO used without fear Of the dan
gsrous results which follow the use Of many OF
The Cough preparations OF which opium and
ipecac are the base. Give IL trial, Price 50
cents and o. per Bottle. DIR. T. K KGIGHIs
Proprietor, Melrose, Mas.
Sold at Wbolesale by T. II. LOGAN, LOGAN
LIST 4 CO, LAUGHLINS 4 BUsHFIELD
and a. Retail by Merchants and Druggists ev.
erywbere, iej2s pv con
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PUREsT AND SWEETEST COP LIVER
OIL-in the world manufactured from
fresh selected livers on the sea coast.
This oil is characterized by a sweetness
and purity peculiar to it alone. Its
reputation is so great that it takes the
head of other oils, and is universally pre-
scribed by physicians. Remember to
ask for " Hazard g. Caswells Cod Liver
OIL"
CAswELI, MACK g. Co., New York,
Sole Manufacturers,
For sale by all Druggists. [20wms
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-07-21

On Tuesday evening next all the
Methodist Sabbath Schools of this city
will meet at the Church occupied by the
Clay Street charge, formerly Baptist)
to organize Sabbath School Union in
this city. The object is noble and
praiseworthy, and we are confident the
movement will be a success.
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PoLICE.-In the Police Court yester.
day, Elizabeth Downey was fined five
dollars and costs for disorderly conduct,
and J. H. Biggs and George Carson were
each fined one dollar and costs for lead
ing their horses along sidewalks.