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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-06-16
STABLE AID FANCY
DRY GOODS,

Embracing almost every article usually
Kept 30 a country store he dos not
pr.'ani 90 say that D. has hlugh, tie
iiif=tsi and cheapest stock of goods that
has ever been brought TO Marshall. for
sgcA udv,rtisem,H's are as common us
Bureaus were lie is neither King NOT
pnecr bot, ss fi.l Arp would SAY. more
q. comprouli. and feronsiruclionist
Refers. a. 10 his cortcciucs 70 dealn
- sstry man. woman, or child AMI lie
might >lv freedman, that ha. he'd any
dealings with him Tor the las, THIRTEEN
Yeas.
tie considers himself permanently loca.
ted and expects TO live and die 10 this
county
lie returns his beet thanks to the rus.
toners and friends Of the old firm 'or their
k.nd and literal patronage heretofore ra.
tended AID would be glad to see them
agaiu.
lIe would sav 20 those that are in,leb.
ed TO the Old firm that their psner- can
be- touni 10 bis possession II Won can
pay ihe same he will he very thankful
hut d y0a are not able to 10 20 at pres
cnt probably You have kw Greeubacks
that he necessary wants II yourself or
mmily tc0nife should be exgenjei for
.om thing iu his linr Should such be
ih. eaa., PHRASE r.yc him call aud Il be-
los- not -ai, yoa no harn viii he den-.
Ne give. al special invitation to call
and rSamiu, hls stock W. can show Won
n, diA,reu, ~, lea snl TIL The prizes s~'-
ter fhan he car write them and chen tssF
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-06-16

LIB WILLIAMSON isa Candidate
nr Judge 1l the >lXth Judlcial b.altt
80 ,Ue ensuing election
GEN VI y tNTOB j-a.unll.'.
fr lulr of tho Sixth judicial District
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-06-16
Nm ANNNS,
2" - 5 = -
'vohncco. Cigars, Vie.
o. tic Fiaesf Qpalifg
MS BAR LIQUORS
DNNNOr N SURPASSED.

'.N't ~ e - .Af'f7h'''
Speaking Of selling cheap goods this ia
the placa ~ ct lhe worth ~ yonr money
tl1eeus. Nha ~, set Of +" old f'ries.
who wirt r.sururied before the delnge
short stock Of al kinds must cave bciof'
mnleru improvements which have pulled
laRu The prices 81 god. Call ard Sc.
fr yourselves This Is The place TO rnr.
chase oil and cheap goOds rrss all
others by and inst examine bar Ny'rs
.toct, sni you viii ind that be is not Gully
alive. bai kekiug
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-06-16
THE CAPITOL HOTEL,
Marshall. IeNo-.
DAWSON & BROOKS, Pople 90.

IIi~ IntA D ny known as ur
Nttt. lloDey BE- ole,i o.. ..t
,amrl1iba4 md elegant hlW h.lHea
Rvt 20 jat 81 .s,sppi river ~ ui,r.
u.' arau .eu uis correspond with Hs rN
t4tF l.e touw- u.e wHI mfurbed
ami .y.. .4., ha, been provided tu pro
mote fHe sHH.f o. .I..t O., THE Pro
r-ufa.- embrace 'tr orr.in1 f7 say 'nl'
nei,ber pana nor ,kprr. will he spafol
uumlef i, oas % The very best h8ttI 700
JAy state
Mr. Boot, tq. become mtlly asso.'a
I'D with de house and pledge himself 10
c.iaYur to give entire satisfaction.
THf, STABLE.
TIE rpntto's have pure asset 'hp
hte. ,gaud Btick Stable Hast Of 'hr
IH'i ts provided with au abundance
of good. vh1soma praeAlar $50 atteu
tyrmsnse SOD servants.
iinrscs, Hugsic>, and Hacks.
hlg lIse % sale. or -oldo commission.
4uaiN
y l. LEN DID = \ r.
rnnrot Dr. oi They 1l kmp ou
hfua ne yrrg noi choitrse ltlr
aHl Cu4r. ml ltE throughout iht
asr ~ scott who bias 40 tre'
700 'tr hss Viii 5- very attentive 70 iAs
department
'l.a ruplolors ave determined 90
merit patronage cn1Iw, iaat uey n.a
receive iii.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-06-16

lam sHa iau..it % tae l.- auJ
aefrl uIpg uf
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-06-02

T ant nno s!ff ols Der Itst, @1ue A fallen nor,
,route man BEN &bat,r BET rem Grmsn srsreif.n.
Der Graf utsrsab ion barduf f,lbft elmer 1ssbsi.
.sstiltsn &ruppen.g slonus.
usssr BEN Stltfmorb bee attsntdters fHr,ibt
Ger S.erlinsr &UrrriponOsnt Ter Since : Bl,nr
mar srf Elm padr Stunrsa i'm @sfdnanis asrps.
len. ais 60 itni ssIaua, pt, @a9famfrit pss Tim
3ur Sstts fissnrsn GontasIsrs 3u idufHen unr
S'lbfmorp gu tessbsn. Or that. ais Oh CT Et
csn Shpsib pom irthtm @sii6te pilGsu mol.
btslt iebc6 Elm Ns6er in feinem 3aih.ntu1s
ptrtorstn uno eurbi&nitt ff@ NIT psmf,lben pi,
Ssbls. Sa bas &usntat ~trfotslcs stwsl,n NOR.
10 purre his Sirdfs fur fsin Brrbrsbeu fIni.
'sbnfaerisss @sfdnsntb NIT f&Usrsr Nrbstt &c,
irsisn f.tu.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-06-02

&b.In-@siue BITE i'd pom IS Gs. Sic SO Yer 8faibs NAB
esl gauons rrbdlimiRmagis unb Bsiksa,ds Siaiser y~srsaufey
lrnit au9 auf msin rot imporiiri,s SeIt,Iier.9SaG,r
Ja Strbincuns nit bissm gsft6ft pase i'd cine
,gemufbiibf sneinauts"G
essfbmadpoa sinaeriGtet. uuo fnbsn metre me- risen 9tfu1
DER iitts bic beifen 9etrdafs uno aufmerfiamlft q ,6i, nuno.
S4Iieeti& bittsno, bss mir tsbtr 3e6tntie gtrIrautu
uno aDOblaoasn au6 in 5utunt aaf mid ,r ueer.rno ,a.
jtt@att bobabtunsssol Saepb Gippa
9rnaofr. tpifhtni S. u. g..
9.S. Resne unb biliss ssbtHuns fGtere i'd nasiaea
fbEssnnH ia 3exGuS ~, a.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-06-02
NEW MARKET HOTEL.

&de Der 6. unD War baG.5traEe.
Dietcs aut's seite eiueeri6tsts tcutI6e ste No rb bsm
rtuenosn YubIitum tesisns eTrfOSlsn. oa ~bcqusus 2irmfr,
rsiHitdbe ee.teu. ein II r bearder : Ip unb aufnerfl lms
BtolenunSs Dan Durhr;ifCnoen crp rtrn.
yerniare ts Soare ~ wtrocn 1t to ~ ben m6sli6ff bill
IisNsn 9reiien ieOerSeit dn9 nom e..
OaS srfumafooa eirse. it:ets DTt6ihaf.e- 2ptal i,SsS
5cielS miro bean aIei9tn Yuklitum rni 8efuGe en-. fob.
LEI, ia lii rtmfeIssn ifsi8 c-s 5 4: 9isr, ale Sortsn QI-
quOrs. 81. a.rsn u. T. gu finbsr lino.
IA freanbIl8en 3uisrut oirttt
aHeuf 9 IenatR
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-06-02
& / n . II m b ue!
QufaepaBt!

DAD btrukmte
Sohn Saier'ibe Baltimore Qoasrbter
III ists BEL Dem ~rrtcrsei tn.trn, tpcl6er fur Ritnonb uno
Gms' stne ben gDbslsiale-gtrt uf iisernumc en- DOT. Dem
Gas unb 0iertcI +, bacon unb Nd rb ,um b,uiaiiru Mortt-
preis f1i in'S 5aus %stIicfert
a8, the uur 9Girhsrprrfiufsr.
n:l6s itrea G6ifen elm sutee. frdfiasS uno aefHrtss s,;,r
o%crSufsbeR ruaiheA. b:S aud aus Slpf,n unp MaI, bert,-
tst 1T, m5esn besbalb siS5llb ibre cfelu" s.n maS,n bel
8. q. Spmttra
SIfiee: 324 Yrpo- Stros,.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-06-02
CITY HALL

nGtrrter- Q a n.
Reine Gr.un>c, Ssf'nHte unb bds @us ifum i'm Iaos.
Iaetrtn beradg DIT g; i'd Der ii. cap ih eS pbroc m pblbs,
FANNIE sci ait Den pm. Marrha n fluH IL Ibtrnonimen
babe, uno la { gum fernerCn ge"ub ben, lben eva. BENT Gin.
NboA 81 ImnfrIh
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-06-02
Never 4aasrbtsr. SaI9n
in
NeterSburd. gSo.

Ttsine Gr,unbe uno 9efonnt', fOpjs Na5 e fenbe 0ubGi.
sEH tr!aubs d mir aut meIu gang neu unr elea1 mt EN-
e'tbtGies 2oaI aufmsrfIam ~ MAIDEN. sd nero, aaes
4afS etc mtiHs 9@lte IN isoeF ss!isbuns iufrsbtn a nl
bic a~lsrbsnen Dstns, QiqIors, GIG wrea ,c. AFT Qaoer AZ
baltin. SD butte babsv freuu lihit um ~esfalissn Seiu5.
Z. brep,
So. SO Ycl n~abrnEftr.. Wrtershmrn 81,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-06-02
-. Se6moun's

Wtrtbihatt II. ta9errter-Sal DR,
Matntrdbs lpil6en Der IT. uRp 49,, BEN
Nartt ss9sniSer.
Etsi, ueu unb 9siamatSOl stnesri6lcts Dirtbf6af, no.
mar bic befen 9iauors, Eager Bier u. louifiae Grfrifh
uustu &, ftbrt DtroeH, smpftbIt feinen ,Ereunben unb benz
seasHtsa 9ubIitam cum asisissn 9eiua
4siRTi4 BtRAapA
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-06-02
% q e. unO Soartinabaus
ppnn
q. BOD s. Gpmp..

Io!t Stra6tr lm ~ IN Glap< unH BtnabItnY.,
Ri6mpnS, ga.
Dae eurh-rtftnee une biefss gutliirm mirb e~rs,k.ns
OUT eteIee neu uno sri6 radpoa einseri6ttte goit- uaS
&paroinsbaus aufme, Fam aema6t, NIB ana, n;t br s,s,.
Nberana, eeB tie nttsn elmer sut,n btuf'bsn auit frsunb>
liSe 9inimer re'nlib: 8tIttn unb Bupprfpmu,enbs Hesir.
nuns iiubtn percen.
yr.is fur reseImdBiss 9parttrs $3.50 per gDste.
Medien Gimbmrser uub SD pti;sr. RSe enpfshen ,usbsi&
I'M 9rasen unh fleiHsa yum bilisfsn Werttpr.is
SOD u. e n D..
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-06-02
Weuer SaiUnt
@tuidm S Charles N:nfer.

9to 2OO Via,nfrass. jri,ttn Der 9Isn U, IOteu.
RtGmonr, 3d.,
eaetn an pbisem Ylase in ibrsm neu ~ertauten Seu}t elm
selGmidppt %ttnaerio tetss RB irtbS6afte-GctaI
asIn.t. mo- os ee'isn tiauc' 8, Rier. Ole uup Gisaren
ft'ts IN porifsither Sualitsi ,u baten itnb.
Sani'lten. rel6e eas ltft Don Mersien en- pfpbIene Pe.
srsttr aug rem 8rttlics-gta' ", men, Der @sb,. Gufsr
uno gum ttuiefen prs 9 inc Saus ~aeliefer
I'm trsHnrli4sn Sslu& uno satIrei6s @uftrdst bitten
Mm. u. Obs. Guftg.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-06-02
q. s.. 8an,nauu.

.l3te StrdBs 3wiitsn Main uno GarY.
Rtinsn Freunoen unb GantsIsutsn bic an,.ise, Se6 ids
an pbie M YIast elm
Wirthihafteseofa!
trofnet bate, tppfelsft bic bfnsn 9iquprs unb loufsis, Grs
friidunscn lttts in oprSjali6sr Sualitai ,u BADEN inb..
&- 2DIeoerSertauftr na1s i'd auf mein Eager BON
Sraurp. 90nisfsp mn @,n
aufmerfiam, bic ib gum DbOlsials- grsis bcitx fas ppA
GaQonr serfaufe
lin 3ablretdS Runbffaft unb ftunbl,4en Btfu9 m,in,e
aus Der Ai9e tritanosRsn 9Diribi9 . Gptels bittsf es.
ssbenf &. 5. 9aumarn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-06-02

MORNING STAR SALOON!
235 Sroaritr.. spr,nen Der 3ten unp Alien ctr.
Sttp M pr0emffern
er'eutt tp fine Grsuaps unb bas cctrtt seutids gubIifum
ant ls,ae san' n II unp stf&n,ad. sa ing. r;&tete Birstftaft
SS!msIilam gu n'anen u. Gum SdiGe ~o,rfeibtn Tn, slabsn.
DIE nehsn y apcre, Detas uHe Gisarrtn uns nur
ShSsi uno Wotf's bssuumirs aaSsrbtsr,
8sabina ale,
bic btften Guffrrn unp fonaia. G~r5rif&uno,n
perotn in biefem acfaI fets s~crratbie ftin.
Va Nltin teueI bauisr fItiner SaaI rpirh aprisot-m,.
ttui6attsn, epstu unp gereinen tittns e~npiobitn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-06-02
Gm9el & @rlt's

9bttnoelpbta 9aaer,8ter
~ rfie st DEM nnfer3eibE ten, ptIhr fur Ri&n,enb uuh
%Insestne ben @bpIefaie-g srt.uf lbtrnpmr,en bot SIR,
preiS frti ms 6aue s~elicfrt.
sS'rtbe uRp BieNrrosrtdufer,
re6c tbrtn gdffsn Elm suteS, trafiass unb otfuuh.s Ssf,r
spriulessn punf6.n, ta6 aus Sppfen NIB WaIt br,e;,,r
~, mSssn esspaib alsbaIo ip,t Sritnunetn narsn bti
o. 81. sled,
Naiuftraet, ,pif&tn Der 10, 4. Il
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-06-02

daf n,tin reit5aItisss 9as,r
srn @larrt. @aberra, BORT
Sberrp unb ~RbsinmtinsH,
r,bif SranbisS, Wbistits.
Gin ,e aufme'film a. naa-
orr. bemtrfs Id slci6ssit;s,
sas n,ein @tf6dft, pis bi6~
her, en- arcs unb en- btiaip
ettriibsn miro. 2auptid4~
ltd Strneife i'd auf msine
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-06-02
G. BAUMANN'S SALOON.

& de Der Srnar unp Z. StroEs
SD made msincn 8rruuttu I'M benz gubiiFum bic er.
gtbenite %nleias. RAP ih bic fruber sn Capt. Grisbri6
Sa9smcper stflbrte 9Dtrtblhaft CT br gdf b = Brpae unb
Z. SiraRe ubernomnen bate.
Dit tshsn Gs r6rte, aue Write 2iqur,e, gDcine unh rae
bette Gdserbt : pIro tn,r,er bel mir rriidb rpn 6ibia itir.
Snetrt lob fur bas Sertrd',n unfcrer alien sstrna befens
banfe, bite I'D ts aud aut n,ih an nelsn plabe ,u ,tbtr-
trastn. 6. y aumann \.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-06-02

Cine quite Eusrotl rps o. bttn~ unb aabsrn On /;
men. 'opie ID btsttp Sir mi; Branbp &c. Nne
etl'en III eaeen Oct 8to. 9. SIe6
t3J WdiEfr., ~untsrbaIb Der 9oftn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-06-02

MONTICELLO T

Wo. 100 unp 157 8roaparaes. ,p,lGsn 6. n. T..
Ribmcno. 90.
pes rtHtuhe @ubI,fun wrb ari 1t. 10 nes unl sd6sas.
ECU tirstrt@ttt ctuiits BahtarS arfmsrtfsut atmatt. in
penn Gun Isser Ws'fsaos frsunoIi&s 3imntr unb BIC srfmsrR.
iamrs ateienune Fnett.
@parotrS fnpH IN ttt(snt Ranbduft bic b;uioa,
Iutnabme unb cine p~rr3heli6s esutfne Rude.
Dr Sarrppm eicfe. 5pcls III eieoant sinatrtb.,t hnh
pets NIT Cen etlten Grfrt,&unstn ~serSshtr.
Ter grpee ihoHe SadI bisfsS SsltIS sianst N6 ppr,daIfn
~ Drtammlunstu, Sdatn unb fpnitissn SthIi1teitsn unS
tann gu otelsm 5rp,de biuisit ssnistptt tpsrbtn.
Conrad Scuer.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-06-02
Stir 0Nirthe,

pa miteer cine rtseImdfise Tamsffhif- 8,rtinSur
.ptlbtn Ritrhprs NIB v tlab.Irbio BETS bt. Din i'd in be
Sians st'tst aue Ysftsuuusen ron g n FL u. GD pIP
etluSttm Z aserbitr ju lt,i,rn.
9ep. R. SLED,
Rainfr, uRtsrbaIb Der a0ftx.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-06-02

MONTGOMERY HOUSE,
Wo. 62 Wa'nf.. iu,prn psr l4t,u unp 1ottu.
Ri6upnb, Oa.
.. Super dspr
rlauet tt ietnen iSrcunocn uun htn birr an unb ouspar~
i9tn oeu'ih n publitunl a~u,r;iissn, Sas er an pbiatm 9lass
etn Hap enrppa'l6tmn iutte, snsribttIes D o Ell rcTN I
u. mo 6remp. INC DurdrsiiIabs itts Die frsunbfiSnr
@ufnabms unb bets 8eeisnuns hnrtn.
DIE Hetaurattpn bee ,,Dlcntapnsry 6onGs'S
~ Ifts NIT benz Sritcn ptrf, Ben, mae Der bieiiae NRarft
Stati. 1 uuo Dotea.S parbtrs hnben eincn Ypr vusIie5ss
at, s$. lse'& fann aud ibsrsit la Carte s,fptifi nssrssH.
Snrstn mtr 'n lcts IN lspr 3nbsreituns fsIpirt.
uo mi! ben sefsn sptintu, Giqusrs. &isarrsn u. G.serbi.r
aufs reihIi6fte Der feben.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-06-02
&. 50. 9cbnrmamn's

Spnccrcto.OalL
Vrodrhr1e'. 3~piidbsn Der 9,,n UNI 10t,n.
Dem gnelitum pt:o 6isfe nere au's g!taaut:Itc sinas-
rt1tstr g9iribinaft gum St'ube tchrne MP rblcn. bs n, Fen
Der autnsrt aniien 2etis, UNI taiclbt lie ttfen @etr6nfe.
3igarren &c. ,e. III baten iinn.
I'm freunoiia n une reht ,abIrsi6tr gcfrG tittet
&. 8. 9 d L r m 4 n n.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-06-02
F.. 5d1@S's &DfeG,

Nu. l64 Srpar lfr.. pii6en Der g.. u Z. Stroe,.
8iGmrur, 90.
Disfts SpttI, fsrpobl tcm Ri Tscn aIs oub benz auendr.
tiasr scebvtrH Tubliun, 0cu Der f,Nen Sttte brfanni. tabru
pir ubIrnomrcn uno bu't une turb usu eiraeritbtef. ORR,
esrbrten rciIenscn publfum. 'uipic Suaroes 8, Il BEN an Ok
9inn,rr, nit allen mDalincn Comfort prri,bcu, ,ur ocIeios
iu Sefuouns Rude une Seller wirS niGts III tpGrfb.u
nbrts laltn. Sleittpitio erlaubcn mir uns, alf unitr 20
ger lelbfimrcrtirtrr Neine unb 6 auture aufnterfIam ~ mn
den, bic mir uni 10 bill ,acr abIaden t6nutu, ais IT'D ;asnrr
Datstbur barunter ttfneci. 9rfpnptrs %enipftbIru ,pir
Rptbtn Memannstdultr,..
Pohb. inner,
Better 6, sraf.
sttrr S&rtiur Gbfpntb,
9ru,
prrt urb
Sberrp gDein &c.
uub s.rfIdsru benz sssSrtsn gusIitum bic ,usurfpr,m.na,
unb ttft Deb tnuna.
Ter Saal bisiss 5stslS q, st iets ;im g~srnrietSen b,reit
81 o B u. arrbaufeu
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@aIbimatun @artrm.

Dem peer n eegtfter Yutlifum b, .rastenf gr.ioe.
eat To- cine rere 9 npuns ron arsas,eihntten inppr Si,tsn
SGre'Scrs unc Srdlttrtdi", eire niatt'n Nuf,rr. ga in,
Omen, ionic : utits Scrp ~IenpurIi Belle 8 a!it6t ,raa ten
oaet; e11 III isiffssmddtIr 5anc- uub . trni ride ftts
pprra tt9 ;-trrn'r erlaube ib mir ouf meire Rbein ,9Dtire
bon aues, 3eidnetcr G'utc az fmsrrfam ;u maiden.
Arf 3ablrei6tn Se'r& lare, frsinbid f ei
". q feinIrir
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-06-02

W"FuuKusIUH uHV rh9ttbtersSStrfbf1oft
ron
SttD MIuer,
Narfba0fraBr ,nt,Gcn Der stem NM fsfru-
tn Der Nats RE Ncptn Rarftse.
Der Unite Seitutte label feline artyub, ,nb eae e.shs,~
Yublifu1! MN 9sut. i.irss sa; anr,tm .rSsn..s. To-
ART, NOR Ausnt :btt burd bls se1t int 5ititseu Wsrft M
eat'not SaSerbier, unb burb s~upprfsmmtust SCI
et;nnns fn cine root JablIsite SnnbfSaft ga trptrbcn unt
80 trSalttn iu6rn ,p'r6. Gan; s~rssbenif
Sttp MHIItI
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-06-02
@ir. NOTWITHSTANDING
Oscar Grau,,

Oscar Sranj,
Smpcrteut pom ousn Sprtsu B,iuen,
Gpqnacs. Savanna Gidarrsu She &c. &C..
erlautt f6 ftintn 8r'unbeu unb benz asebrttn 9utitfrr
EiiJutbtHsrr eaB fin fraSuss gsf&dft an fsinrm al en-
Slast,
late Strnes uutsr csm Srtanar 6rtsl,
ipitbtr er6Hnet bat, unb erpfetIt bsrfelbt f,in rtibsoItio,s
Poser i%npcrfirtrr Wtine b. fers.
Cine srres guswabl Rbtin- gse;rs RON Zen SduItrn
9. fautcrn 9 bn URains, Soisf 6Olt, IQains. uuS 9p,d,
ENb Y. Spn1p.. .yran, flrt, LnterirssS.
VIRGINIA HALL.
Deft rene urb elegant ,ine,ri6ts'e Dole Nsbt BEN 9u-
blfunt ~ PdGtr, Grnerten, Serfcm rlurasn u. {. m. iest
lnr . fppftipn. Naa me b., fh te66aIb a. fou al on
9un6tr u. g o M p,
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-04-17

FURNITURE Housekeepers and al
who have any notion of being house
keepers will do well to read the adver
tisement of r. I. Friend G. Son, in an
other column, and then call at their ex
tensive furniture establishments, at No
154 Main street, and see aud admire the
stock of furniture there exposed for sale
The stock is the largest and most com
plete in the city, and no housekeepel
can fail to be suited, both in
style and price. The finest sofas
the handsomest chairs and tables
and a. full line of everything kept in 9
first-class furniture house is there offered
for sale at the lowest market rates
Call at Friend g. Sons before fitting up
your parlors or other portions of your
dwellings, and you will consult your
ease and comfort, both as to conscience
and purse.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-04-17

FAsHIoN-The main thing now with
blushing, delicate, retiring womanhood,
seems to be to hide rs much of the dress
and display as much of the undergm
ment as possible For this purpose ev
ery manner of device Is adopted TO
shorten to the utnost the train that
was originally, in defiance of ruinous
prices, made nearly yard too long, The
garments that are revealed by this
means are Of the most varied character,
but all are prepared with such skill and
care have such an amount Of labor and
characterization bestowed upon them
that it is evident that the prime design
vas not to hide them but to show them.
Bat the lady who dresses to show her
petticoats cannot reckon on sure success
any more than the man who buys oil
stock and the elaborate drapeIy many q
q time becomes disarranged in a crowd,
aud then beneath the richness of silk
and velvet we see only skeleton and
through its ribs-what no womanly
woman would wish public crowd to
see. Indeed We have sometimes ques-
tioned whether this belief IN innate
womanliness is not all sentimental
superstition or society. Surely the
principle cannot be so strong and deep
as we supposed it to be, OF else its mani
teststions are of d character totally dit
terent from what we had supposed pos
sible. We had thought that rrOfuse
exposure Of female charms to the gaze OF
a iostling crowd of men was an indigni.
ty that would make the modest woman
who must submit to it shrink away in
terror and confusion and we had
thought that most of the beautiful
women who throng our streets were
modest women, We were manifestly
wrong in one idea or the other.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-04-17

THE WHEAT CRoP. There are always
respondent persons who predict that
the winter wheat is all killed, but it is
generally found that if the fields are let
alone it will spring up. under the inhu'
ence Of warm rains and genial sunshine,
and bear the maximum fold mentioned
IN the parable of the sover. The op:n-
ion seems to be gaining strength that
wheat upon the ground is not so badly
winter killed as was at first supposed
A few warm rains will soon brighten il
UP. We'll posted farmers state that
the growing wheat crop, which was
thought to be ruined by the untavorable
weather of the past winter is but little
injured. and under the influence of the
warm rains is coming up finely, anu
looks quite promising.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-04-17

A COUGH is unlike any other symptom
of disease. Its first approach is in whis
pers unintelligable, and at first is almost
unheeded, but in time never fails to
make itself understood-nevsr fails to
claim the attention of those on whom ii
calls. You may safely confde to Piso'a
Cure the care of your unwelcome visitor
No cough but what will yield to this
all-potent remedy. Sold by Edmund
Booking. general agent, No. /, ODD Eel
lows Hall.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-04-17

PoLIcE,-Yesterday was rather brisk
day in the Police Court, seven cases
having been heard. Elizabeth Doney'
for disorderly conduct, was fined one
dollar and costs; Richard Miller for as
sault, was fined ten dollars and costs;
Mrs Chas. Loos, for forestaliing the
market, one dollar and costs y. .. ban
on for selling soap without license, five
Sppi i and costs; John Kearns, for as
sanlt ten dollars and costs; John Keller,
for disorderly conduct, one dollar and
costs. The trial of VIM. Thompson,
charged. with petit larceny, was con-
tinued.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-04-17

SORGHUM GRowING.--There is no
other crop which the farmer can raise
which is as profitable for food and for
age. Cattle and hogs eat it with avid
ity, and fatten on it, The raising OF
sorghum cannot any longer be looked
upon as an experiment. Any man who
doubts upon this subject must ere long
be ashamed of his ignorance, or repent
of being wise in his own conceit.' y
Those who have tried it, say to every
one: PLANT piece of sorghum
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-04-17

WEST VIRGINIA CLOTHING HOUSE,
The Spring season is upon us, and the
time for making change of garments
is at hand. With a view to meet the
wants of the citizens of this city and
state, M. Gutman & 90. have opened a
large and fashionable clothing emporium
on the southeast corner of Main and
Monroe streets, where a large stock OF
clothing and gentlemen's furnishing
goods has just been received. All fresh
and new, and will be sold cheap for cash
apl7 I'm
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-04-17

Why Is TT2-An extensive business
house in this city few days since
ordered from the Post Office Department
at Washington City one thousand Gov
ernment envelopes To avoid mistakes
printed bill-head was forwarded, from
which particulars could be obtained
The envelopes were received yesterday
and upon examination it was found
that the word West" or the letter w.
had been omitted, and the letters are, if
not called for within designated time,
to be returned to wheeling, Va Can
not the Radical Executive Committee of
this State have these evils remedied
Such evidences of disloyalty in high
quarters should not 60 unrebuked.
There is the Provost Marshal or Post
masteE
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-04-17

MUNICIPAL CoURT-Jadgs III. c. Good
presiding.-The regular term OF this
Court com menced yesterday, in the city
building. A number of civil suits were
disposed OF, and the following named
gentlemen were naturalized Messrs.
John Abey, George Kingdom, John Shel.
fenbein, William Kleives, VIM, Godfrey,
Anton Schmidt, Herman Daler and
Frederi OK Medel
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-04-17

THE Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Com
pany has commenced the construction
at Grafton, of an immense engine house.
The new building is designed to hold at
least sixteen engines, and will besides
be provided with the necessary accom-
modations for workmen, machinery, &c.
This is certainly an evidence of pros
perity and enterprise on the part of the
company which it affords US great pleas
ure to record