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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-03-17
Cine Gf.s, eepile Srleaten ber 3at!uns ron
0eunip Stsuerw ;u sn'ba!ts1.

.5si es surh tie @cIesgetunsse s
Staates 81 in n@epts serfUst:
/. Nbtbetlung. @enn c5 eur1 aenii,
seSnen Seuseube ssi5 DOT elmer County,, City,
oeer 2epnbtbrree rad ~sstrieien rcrcen tann ndB
III REM 3rede, Bpantts5 an goipntirs III sab
len, zine Steuer auf pas Gissnlbum irseac siEes
Yericn seiee. rcresn III, pslht an peer Dor c'rn
srtsn Sage oes Sanuar 1864 ais %ssmsiusr Col.
cal II. esn Rriessc.snft Ter Ser. Siaaisn trat,
vne ~lsitssnt ebreIcou e~ntlalltn tooyetn 1T, ole:
Gissn.sum bsr Wi.twf essr Der minrrsnnen
!Gtresr rinsr lcIasn psrloa, 10 loasn ioI6e St.
biIbsH an ip!bs Yeyipnsn rrcr ssIsU IleHieH
cine InnsIuna eusfsleu Ane linen einbInei-
gen al Den SGaBmeiller ven iclbtm County,
9its reer Epru, NO ip.ts Steper crbct:n puree
1ur BEN Sstrag lrlder su Gem esnanntrn 3wsde
aufssleBtsn StsIsr psfr Sisusru, unb fell in Ger
IHpsilurg esrSetrag ansesessn une sciaet letn,
paan Die Aapsilung aNssfIfsut uns siaestGn-
eist nures, uno eaB eisls!ts ;v GunEeu e'nsr
perion iii oos1 su 0uutsu Der Wittps oosr Gr-
ben sinsr ger en-, pellbs DOT csm CT Fen Sage DIS
Sanuar 1861 in BEN Wiiitaieisnlt eet.eten, uno
rsr Stasmsillsr, an cen iu!Rs SItsr ausgiisQ,
ryres, pesr IsiH Ha1fplssr lpl n~isItlbe a!s Cab
lung fir lpI9e Stsusr eoer Stsusrn annebmen.
2. Abttsiluns. Wcnn bic gsbDreen Ell
rsr County, elmer Slip pssr eiHs5 Gopn5 IS Der.
HaaEaiFseH rper ia pstseru, cine iol1s Iupe-
Jung in us~tirsiHltimmuus mi, esn 8siiinnua-
gen einsr I5tasiiurs etrisr Ntte aussaitslen p,er
aIsssAGHeissH, IL icasH Is UNI oas Dcppelts ess
Surass isnsr SisTer sert!ast uno esItraft rsr-
cen, -
3. abtb. Die BsrsIuFigunssn fisiir Atls
Ioqeu isirsr ve1'on su 8uie )tra,a1su, bic uttt
in timer Ger Mtiuuslota-S rsauii ationeu unSsr.
S.aatsn S.uppsr, auss,armEsn oisis!ts rn1cr
pessa fprpsrIitsr llriuh;igfsit 1russr entlaNsn,
shsnIo psni9 ia!4sa @srionrt, ssrsn sslammtf.
aus alsu Suslrn erb ai.sne Bounty ersibuneert
Dollars iteritsi8t uro tie Btbprotn, relae
last anpsiiHHg:n aus'ttasn4 llne srma %
iamtsit sisler Atts srssbsacsn Drfcits su trbe'
ben.
l.. Abtb. Gi:is gEts iua il @i.tiamFsit
t.s,ea UNI IN strafi isin ppn uao nab ibrrr nai.
ilrung.
@fasbmigs, %. Jebruar 1866.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-03-17
sei .ssur9 bic Gsltg8stuns hts
StaateS Winns1p:a pcIfIst:

Sri IS tur4 bic 0sltg8stIns neS
Staates Iinns1eta ssIfIst
1. MbtbeiIaus. Sracnr eincr Ysrlon
rser Gorrasnie, reldt aus Dem MiiiIlppi. ct.
Grpir peer Minnsipts Cts ibnsiSet, Nib eisrnit
aur y aiHt semaGt, sine llnsiunura rsrr Gin
geIdnesr, msutgfsns 81 Sup br&, nit mimic
items 3usi Srcttcrl IN, ssn plaB III MAIDEN. pen
hem taS gis ssnpmnsa paree nno sisIs 8rsria-
tnns eai.lbf in S.ans gu %srSa!.sn. bis has eis
Fart genus III, einen Wsni6en pesr Gin Ibier ;u
rrassn, uus isse psrion user @sSslllaaft nslbe
eisisr Selimravns na6jufpmmsn ssriiuT1:. lpu
Ger i'm Jplasuetr scnarrtsn SraFs ssrfalsn
Isit.
2. Ibtb tiluns. Stssnc eias Yerien ODE,
Grmpasnie, mslte irgsne cine Ger S%sftmmun'
gen sisisrAfte psrlest, fea elmer S:rais ron ntGt
psnissr als IS Dollars, nod mear ala flnfsig
Dollars s~triaIsn unc ssrpHiatet fein, GrlaB ~
ltitsn fir allen Shaesn, ben ireene toelts per
icu rseg Ysricusn rIrd cine Ssrts5uMe Ger Ss-
lin,nunsrn bitter Ate srls,osn mpse unS bic
partsiru, rslhs rWrb eise Gn!esHna Der BE.
ftmmunssn sie(er IIte SHarsn %srlsiseH, nssssn
SEN Grias Dor irseHe tirst g'estt:strf hislss
Staatss eintlasen.
3. Mgtb. Iisie M!ts iru in aSiftlar,tsls
irstsn UNI In R1aft lsin bon uno nah isrsr pal
iruns.
@snsbmist, 2. Wlrs 1866.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-03-17

&apttDl &alppu,
Vdf etr Mabotbaw nab ueunten @tra6e.s
I ucn SuItaS SO epl.
= Etefts setben IN hen. neuen 1ebaube, be1ma "a.
pitel ssstnabsr, erri&tste Gtabltftuent bietet ben
aeeb!tsn gaRea auees Der treantli&aen Bebieu.
un9 i'm AQaemeinen RetS
.Das bette Bter,sn 3apftu, fart aab rein
.unb fsuR'e,n 2abetiant, aepdblt uub fefn.
Sin Smbie son tsr alerteaen 5prt'.
.Gtsarrn. famee! 0Iaubt. teutl&e, raetueu,
II meYf.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-03-17
Dafptab 9au8
opt, 6rei S 6embe.

46s cer St. Mntpcn9 Nno UV1t'SH"bL
ct. panI.
Differ ~aerau.niae. rob!einstrt&ter @afbsi.
Ypn bem tfntenei&neteu nun auein lbeTnona.
men, biettt sReiiieuben nie asfsGnsern aqt Be.
auetnltdliten einer peirtat. Der unterjei@nets
Giaeutbarner pirb aaes anftieten, fetne seebr
ten GdRe u. betriteisen. eein Slid !itteri
ri&li@e un6 CUTE 8oR unb ftine Bar 1T teber'
iett NIT benz Befsn seriebeu.- Gubrleutt raa&t
i'd ned tefeneerS auf bic NIT esnt pauis se'
buubeue CUTE Stauuus Qufmertlam. 81.
Sci ben. pauie beaneet f& isstsias ~serauntss
gut eineefeujte rgare."
@duppen erri&tet uoreen.
GIN ueuer parn.er serdumtssr Gtaa. in mel.
atua IS pferbe plas pabsn, IT ausebaut uns stn
tadttaer .6eNlers IL fsts bereit; pas Gin. une
Auefdtrreu Der 1efpanne, forte bic cute Eer'
tprsuns Ter 1bts1e iu iiternepmen.
sG.et u. 0tube.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-03-17

9etn 4assenmtner'e
Dttt8burg 3a9erbter< Salpn.
Gde ber Dritten uub Rpbert @tra6e.
ct. Yatl. Mtnn.
.S@tatte Rets sutes 2aeerbier, selitate8rau.
etes. a4te 9aSanuasGtsarren ausse3ei&neteu
Gu1mtnsbaler UNI 2tustureer3 dfe, lo~mteaubers
ialte @peiien ,er,dtbig.
Observation-Disclosures pta etrt emme uni aber.
seuee i'd. luer Jreurb -
9pbn Daaaeum{Uer.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-03-17

yldnntmetn- Bre nnerei
nut
effg-5a6rik
son Neter Nfetfer,
Nalaibanfrabe. BEN MarftbauS &r6a
'ef,artunbvertauftfm o rD6en mt
ue 3prten 2tqueuret
RduInel, @a@bolper., ants<, pfirra.
Eunb Gran3.B rannttpefn u. u.
eseiae 2iaueure fnb aue aus Nsaael aetrauuf.
1nerempfetlter ftiutn ausse3ei9utten
Gru@t<Gfn9
lubA ttQtsfen Tretfen.
q Derbo9RsR arltp.ets ptrb Rets far Roe.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-03-17
first Natiuual Bank, St. paul,
Capital 100000.
Seante Der 8anf:
5. 6. Gbpmppn, praicent.
s. ". 5arrilon, Dtse<DrSlosnt
6nrnceG { hn III ninn Mn{Ger

{. v. 5arriion Bt;e<prSt oent
5praeeG y III pio n, /. @affer.
GarlS beffer,2 2. galier.
Otrectpren.
L.I.oarrtfun. S.1bpmpiou. DC. 5arr.,pn
Sc .8urtanf. gorl 5beHer. G.Ibumplp i'm
9arl g 6effcr, Gailier Der ptisenyani,
bittst isine beu.iIsn Jreuube uus bas 1e1ga's'
Yublilnm i'm .%slasemeinin TN seneisten Oh
ipru9. - Beblel TT tettstiaen Snn'ss.n al,
aae. 5aupttGute Mmerifa's, Gnslanos, Srlans
uup 5tottlanb, Tranfrsid, Deutlhlanb unb rsl
Shusia limb bel uns 81 buben; etenio paRaster
Sb,ins iber Bremen, 9awbWrB une Sirerpspl
ct. paul, %. Bebr- 1864.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-03-17

Sin @la8 Bier. fir 5 Gerts
in Dem Gallon BON
&enrp 6anbe1 Is
Dritte StraBe,
aesenittr Gessrtcn's Baui, ct. paul, Ttnu.
8ummt aQe,bie SIR mibfelis unb belaben feb,
ID .piu Gu& erquiden NIT AQerlei. Sbr brau&t
,t9t INNER bel MIL III bleiben. fonbern bios 10
anse IS eud stfaat. tbat's all! rparrY.s
II E II D. 9 U a e r z r s.
Salpcn unb 2eseltabn,
g.. stass, ssatnastr ben. alien ueriean sauis
81. paul Minn.
Dsr nnteraei@nete naa9t ben ae.trkn bout.
t@ea 1ublifuua biereur9 betanuto bat er fseben
einen neuen
Saloon nebf &eselbabn
erSfnet bait.
Ritb Der gerf&eruns, bat Ct bard ste artia.
&c 9%eeteuun6 nab tnbeut Ct nit ben teReu vi.
tteln fetS a~ntiuparttn i'm @taabe IL. bemibt
iein stres ID baS ansemetnRt Doblpslen
!uRtern. label Ct jxm 8du@ nnleres meuen
Embellishments freanbli9f etn
313-fp s. q. Scnbermonn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-03-17

GpmfprtabIes
Deutl@eS Sat- =. Rofbaus
jun 10 inuefuta:S
lin pbern Gnpe Der Goritrabe,
Die uutsr,si&neten srlauttn nd bitrmit, Bit
&ufmertfamteit bes etnbeimii9en uut ausuarts.
aeu Deuti&eu wublitums -auf ibr nett une be.
suen. etnetri@ttss Sat. unb Hoftaus ~ lta-
ten.
ssu bemfelben Fubst tsr tpertbe Sat etc aQer'
fteuubli&Re uub tiQi8ue Beeienung, rein!idee
2eais, quite ReN, tur3 AQes. mas IN einer anlfan.
tteeu @trtbf@aft beanipru&l perben Tam.
Uute @tauuns bsFnett I'D seenfaQs bsim
paufe.
Das @treten Ter llnter Seidustsu IT bic Anrr-
teunnu9 esrer. bic fe beebrtn.
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Cine MIt., has SIneiscn scnGiS III. WtltfIrN
20 ct. Grcir, uas Ninnsirta sa ssrbiHssrn>
rbns ssbStise SdugsinsauHansct nm ben
y!as, BON rslbsm tas Gis ssucun'en IT,
su errt6isr.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-03-17
- 9tutf4es
- npftt n-,Gtpp9-
atb YDlffer>@ ef9dft
@at1ciS,
Drttte Stra6e.
Ut. peal. Rtnntfsta.

19tln HeleI0s 8
ghatssereksttnbeutf4en8ren nben aabU sn.
1e!s gtesntt BE aajttse, sa6 ii IL aeinsmn eu.
eeaeIsssen 1apeten- uul 1slaeyer.Q ef@6ft aue
ossse1 g. 2apeten Z. Rattajen ssrr6tbie. DARE
snesnpleple3t mid sur btqteeu u1b prompien
Ismmeneeu Mrbeften.
- au4 babe ID fets cine An;:
ttrttSer p " es pprrdtbi9.
A0ettfeberI
babe ID . Gut unb biQte III periaufsn pie irsens
Elm aa''',' ss'sst'tn p!,fets . ;s IS :
Meuetablirte
ga peten>5anblu No..
eEttluter3e&neten bettren I'D, Rem beutl&en
wublitunt mitlutbsiltn, bae Ft foeben ibr usues
0ei&aft in
1apeten unb 1apesier,naaren
aller art
an ber 3. 6traee, uunreit Der Union 9au,
erSfnet unb I'm @tanbe lnb. lire pertben Stun.
ben 10 binig III tfbtenen, alS tr9.nb cine panb.
lung her @taSt.-3ur Yrifuug itres @aaren-
ssrratts laeen freunblt&a Elm $50
&bae. @roR u. 60.
GROCER
Ieppi6 unb Tapeten<2aben,
Rrs. 225, brittle Strait Mss.rs Blrd.
ct. saul; Rinn.
SeRaubis ssrrdtbts zine sro6e auswabl
Eeppt&e, Selti@er, Matraben. Genfer.,
Berb3nse. 3ouleaur. 8sttfebern, Saptten ,e.
Neue Sitter lansen befaueis an, unt neyhsn
10 biQte tpie mSeli@ ser!aaft.
polferarbsit pi.b auf 8efeuuue sta,a9t.
81. s.. @trofd.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-03-17

JACKSON DINING SALOON
S~adfenRra6e 3ptf&tn ber 6. uns z. Strase
Neter &po, Gtseattimer.
,Meinen treuubeu uns 8stannten lur Rad.
ri&t. bae i'd unter ben sbteem Romen unb an
eeuauntsm 9lase zine &efauraticn erSfnet
babe.
@aruae NabIletten, frif@e auReru, Raf.e ,e.
~ ttetr 3aseslsti. Dieftufeu @eine, 2iauSre
untI 6tsarsen fetS an panb.
I'm seueisttn 3ufpran ttttet
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-03-17
,git 9ranfrti
0fe 8rameret

W rttn Brn99tman11 n,
Yleaiant<S trate Ct. paul, Minn.,
pat estS fiji febeu1 ebarf ensn snten gcrratt ber
irdftisRen 2aaerbters erRer lualtt6t an
Hanb. 3O0-1s
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-03-17

Waiblngtpn pan6.
Deuti9ee Sat, unp 8oaroin8 6au8,
ct. antbsnY @traee. ct. panL
Die rnteraei3neten taben biei.s fsebeu Bon IT,
neu abernpuiu.tne 3aus auf's @auberRe nut
Bequen,Re tineeri1tet unb garantiren allen eeebr.
ten 8afen biQtse unb tonnttte 4efieuun8.-
Bel BEN 9auie beFntet I'D CUTE SteQuns
81. 4p1et1a.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-03-17
@rocerte II. @rppifon-S fDre

i@r0certe u. prppt1tDn<Stpre
Sobn aSeber Il. Bro,
Gde BON Sort uno Namftv Stra6e,
(nate ster fvdbersn rDeQ.")
81. Saul . Rtnnefpta.
Dir lsnfen bic Aufmerlfamltit her Biraer
con ct. paul une 1mseeenb auf unferu pebI.
letiQtsn grurerefort. .AQe arten Groeerien
eetsnsn1ittel, gatbl. Butter Gier, ttn s~erlaali.
tfl 9las Eager &c. baben Dir Refs an DAM.
ME liefern unfesu Runten BE @aareu iu,S
bdta.
ln l:ntiettn 3uipru@ titttu,
Sobn @eber & BrubeY.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-03-17

Der 1m ankila@asts sms6sth tnmh rem ssbu.n buAtn yuhMum nn nu ue onrs amfst.
nueWN .an8eu6tats caus. in phdsm ghdft. pea eheduatr tin uu unb tto.tua aetmntz
Su 0GSs ps ~ ps0n np Ssfhnune unbe s 5afI 6ben. bic hs mil tr tf ,htretnsuaoa pr!-
~ :. J Sn mnasm - al o o n he tnss bahM: Tit pc1lghAhsn gRr. uue gpuu4,
s m.susMas S Sassnhi. nnne etguen unt aRabbern aj r sageSrl. pie tam oaufs 10 IT,
mmgHe Sdaauneen hne rarm une eraumi, teg b on; usnidfauI ktfoIdt
|m%. M o.r..m p u%asxa V0"us1lHeF ifae sandn Dubhiums nab nnof fem smytbsnt. IT,
-~o.. oHpVuV. - 39 - - IS. 1leiubad.
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Muerneueftes !

armnsn Gle ~ rHa, ssstrs Ianist Haess'-
,sn, une hi. Sfneiiea's Stnsr, tap tie aln-
tiG;tfen Gleu.B acreu ~ tatea iiHs i'm
Staas tsi .. @. Sueerfrl S &C., SE~
ee,fpu's 8lcd, Cd, >s.o "ne Mabaita@ 81.
usbtn tes Sruds.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-03-17
9tefanraftOlt u. An{terfalppn.
@br. S6iQer,.

, ct, uobe rsr prtsbyterian xirde.
81 9aul. Rtnnefsta.
J@ pabe tuetnen Vie 0reau. Balloon Ia cine
5teltaatattot ertteu ytaneee psrodnbelt uuS !aun
ltbt nstHen esnti9sa Ali:barsstn. nit MuRtra,
n'Ssltdsn Delttatefsn IN fenfsn @ty!e aaf1ar.
tn. 6 gz
Das fttaae Dadpeys. 9aftt, Gtslshbe. Gan.
btet Is. fntt b5 Bsfu9es Ut Mi.
91Sem - fffft taS mir tt1bes ernietRe BSbl.
1sQea baale, Bite ID nm ptti.en aeaeiaex.Hs 7.
fpru& CIR. &6fGcf.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-03-17

Stt e3 tNTV wv WEIFB4FVNNH wv
@taates @tnIeIpta ptrfWst;
1. Ihtbtiluns. @sr atIatlia In ben
RilIITppi, Rem Cafe Yepin rssr in irsenc sinsH
@se reer 1T ein FieBsness @epa6sr ees Staatss
Winnsluta pser aut eas Gis iclbsr Gspaler ssn
toptsn 3Srper eiHss Yierpes, S1lsn oeer anssrn
Ibisrss rses Ibfal spn Sbisysn WHIT, 1el eIIt
9aft I'M Guuuty.@ sfananiB vrn nitt iltsr Il
2ODcuars, nod vsnissr ais flint Collars ssRraf!
ptreen.
0sntbmist, 2. Ma.s 1866.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-03-17
AQgtmsint Weltte,
y n 8enp nj N n
In Ter

Soften Sibuns ser Gsfsbpsbuns sss Staatss
Minnt(ota.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-03-17

Nprtb:aB efern 8au.
3. Gtsale, seeesster ser 9snjert pare.
ct . nj. Minn. f,:#
Die beeeu lalten GtSaaytu.
ssrtrfIi@es 2aserbter,
auss1et&utte 2it5rt uub Gtaarreu
at eetS an 9anb unb bittet bas seyebris heutfh.
yabdtasaan latlrtt9en 3uipsua
go 8ttb. Bolt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-03-17

Cine Ute aur 8tlrafuns sss esssns Ossr Ws'
teus Ter tost.n 9S,per Don Sbtsrea eser ben
Mbfa4 folder Sttsre in ben Mti'lTppi oss,
Sale Yepiu, pssr in ir8enS sinsa anhsras SET.
Bad cser TlvR int 9toats @inns1cta,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-07

BOARD OF SUPEIvIsoRs.-The regu.
lar meeting of the Board of Supervisors
of this county was held at the Court
House yesterday.
The vote cast at the recent election
was counted, and resulted, as we have
heretofore stated, in the election of
every candidate ON the Democratic
ticket in this county.
Mr.. Wallace said he had understood
that q number of tickets upon which
Samuel B. MColloch's name appeared
without his given name had been
thrown out in Union and Triadelphia
townships, and as the vote was very
close between Mr.. MColloch and Mr..
Breinig, he moved that the ballots of
those townships be counted.
The motion, not receiving second, was
lost.
The contract for furnishing the coun-
ty with Goa! was awarded to Shockey
s. Miller.
The sum of one thousand dollars was
appropriated for the repair Of the Wheel
ing, West Liberty and Bethany road,
upon condition that stockholders of said
road furnish four hundred dollars for
the same purpose. Messrs Isaac B. Kel-
ly, N. MGiffen and A. w. Kelly were
chosen to superintend the repairs to
the road and disbursement of money.
The petition of the citizens of Woods
Run and Short Creek, for the opening
of a road from A. A. Allison's black
smith shop to near the head of Short
Greek, was granted.
The committee on Roads were order
ed to view that portion of the river
road running through A. ]. Wilson's
and report what alterations
are needed.
Mr.. Wallace moved that the city of
Wheeling be required to pay three HUI
lred dollars per annum rent for the use
IF the basement Of the Court House as
, lookup, or vacate the same. The mo-
ion, after considerable discussion, was
ost by tie vote.
A large number of bills were ordered
10 be paid.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-07

SoLD.-On Saturday night some wag
went out to Elm Grove and spread
abroad the report that Governor Bore
man would pass through the town that
evening. The Black Republican Union
men concluded to illuminate and make
display of bunting. About 9 o'clock
several vehicles were observed on the
National Road, and Immediately num-
Der of dwellings were lighted up 1t
is needless to say that Arthur did not
pass that way. The RAIDS were sold,
and have since been terribly bored over
the affair. Served them right. Any
man that would illuminate his dwelling
for Foreman ought to feel ashamed of
himself.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-07

WRONG MANA somewhat
scene occurred at Wellsville a
two since, on the arrival of the
om Pittsburg. 1t appears . ru-
II Secretary Stanton was aboard
Tin had been circulated about
md as the train time approached
Be number of the Secretary's
were at the depot to- pay their
3. The train Numbered in, the
rushed to the car, and sure
there sat . gentleman in form
lppearance Mr.. Stanton. His
and admirers crowded about
skiing him warmly b. he hsnd.
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Amusement.

UNG MINIS FIRST GRAND
OCIAL BALL will be held at the wash
Han on Thursday Evening, the 9Th inst
kanagers would call attention to the fac'
rough their untring exertions they have
lrled in making arrangements for firs'
6rand Social Ball. Admission, sl.0o.
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tfUL RuNAwAY.--Yesterday q

fuL RuNAwAY.-Yesterdsy q
runaway occurred in North
3. A gentleman and three la.
- riding up Main street in q
and when near the corner OF
street, the horses took fright and
". The animals ran out upon
|kment, and the vehicle came il
with some stone steps. A gen
on the sidewalk seized anG
: the horses. The ladies were
RESCUED from their perilous stu
pd, fortunately, the horses were
before any serious damage was
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kGEEoUs.-In front of the carpen-
kop on the corne- of Hampden and
streets, there is lot of boards
Hhp some six or seven feet high on
n bench. The pyramid will topple
'some of these days, lift is not un,
n, and in order to save some per-
oxen limbs, we call the attention
kproper authorities to the nuis-
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LroS's Extract OF Pure JAMAICA HrSGEn--
for indirestion. Nausea. Heartburn, Sick Head
ache. Cholera Morbas, Flatulency, &c, where .
warning stimulant Is required. Its careful pre-
paration and entire purity makes II . cheap and
reliable article for culinary purposes; Sold ey.
erywhere at 80 cts per bottle. Ask for LYONS
Pure Extract Take no other.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold By al
Druggists isoieor
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BUSINESS CARDS
Greenwood Cemetery,

.lSITUATED ON THE NATIONAL
- ROAD, three miles East Of the city, j. now
ready for Internenfs sale and improvement q
lots Ii contains "a acres Of land, and u laid
out In the most modern andimproved styie-can
be easily reached a. 81 seasons by the National
Road and for shree-fourths Of the rear by tho
Hempfeld Railroad. II Is perfectly secure, and
intended 60 be besufiicd BY every variety Of
trees. shrubbeTy. public vault, chapel artificial
lake, fountains &C., TO make IL equal to the best
Rural Cemeteries in the country. Ample pro-
vision e also made for its enlargement, order
and care In perpetuify.
Persons -desirous Of purchasing lots can EXAM
inc the groynd with the Supcrintendcnt who
has plat, or secure them BY calling at the once
Of the Secretary, on Main street, over the Bank
Of Wheeling Fns-s -
Persons wishing to make interments win call
on the Secretary TO obtain permits therefor
Tickets Of admission % lot holders and visit
tors viii DO issued by the Secretary.
A. J. SWEENEY, Pcst.
r. C. BoSHAx, sec'y.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
A. J. Sweeney, John A. Armstrong
]. s. Rhodes, George Adams,
John G. Muth, T. q. Jordan,
Geo. Mendel, L. A. Hildreth,
Joseph Bell. aug5i
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EyEE.-Within ten days Street
oner Clark will have the work
the wharf completed. Al.
& thoroughfarc bcgins to lool
lily steamboat landing. We
, money expended in this i'm
pt one of the most judiciou.
nts made by our Councils, and
has been done in q manner
Reditable to Street Commission.
and his force.
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GREAT EXCITEMENT
CENTRE WHEELING!
JACOB STEINFElD,

"AS JUST RETURNED FkOM
H THE EAST with n splendid stock of Gents
and Boys Ready Made Clothing, as also Furnish
ing Goods. These Goods, made of the best ma
teral and In the latest style are offered at such
low prices that it has caused great excitement
among the general community. All parties,
young and old, who desire to dress tasty for this
Fall and Winter, and at the same time save money
ARE advised to go to JACOB STE1NFELDS
Wheeling, where they can get Business Suits,
Fine Dress Suits, Pants and Vests, all styles,
Overcoats of splendid material, Under Garments,
Fine Shirts. Socks and Gloves Handkerchief,
Ties, Scarfs, Umbrellas, Travelling Bags, Trunks,
and many other articles too numerous TO men,
tiop. at lower prices than at any other store in
the United States. To convince yourself Of this
fact, cab on JACOB STElNfELD.
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srOR OF INTERNAL REVENUE
Shallcross entered upon his
~ Collector of Internal Revenue,
DAY November LIST. His office
e North side of Monroe street,
j Market and Main, in the room
> Wheeling Savings Institution,
lining the Office of the Franklin
&c Company.
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It is most delightful Hair Dressing.
1t eradicates scruff and dandruR.
It keeps the head cool and clean.
It makes the hair rich, soft and glossy.
1t prevents hair turning gray and falling on;
It restores hair upon prematurely bald heads.
This is Just what Lyons Katharion will do.
II Is pretty-it is chcap-durable. 1t Is literally
sold by the car load, and yet its almost incredi-
BILE demand is daily increasing, until there Is
hardly country store that does not keep it, or .
family that docs not use il.
T.. THOMAS LYON, Chemist n. Y.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all
Druggists.
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epuuirinr about washington affairs, and

snauiring shout Washington affairs, and
moro particularly in regard to the Bal
timore difficulty. At this the supposed
Secretary informed them there must be
some mistake, that he was not q conf
Dental in Government affairs, &c. A
negative answer to the question, care
you not Secretary Stantonp had the
effect of general vamoose from the
car. reg sBE
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Robert Ferrall had be-
himself on Monday night, the
court would have been minus o
bterday. But Robert got drunk
evening named, and while dis
\ the public peace he was seized
bed in the lookup. He was yes.
ned five dollars and costs.
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(URN OF A HUNTING PARTY.-A
- of our sportsmen, who have
nbsent for about a week on a hunt
kpedition in the mountains of
Virginia, returned last night.
The number is "Ye Local" of the
acer, who received q whole deer
bare of the spoils. Six or seven
he killed by the party.
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= the old hose now in possession
\ different fire companies of the
: totally insufficient for the de-
of the department, there can no
D be a doubt. A few days ago
The water from one of the new fire
Twas forced into the hose the
sther pipes bursted time and time
We hope some steps will be
To remedy this evil.