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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-29

a boy fourteen years old, named Sheldon,
and living In Chatauqua, New York, while
out hunting lately, heard his dog bowling
as though in great distress, and on going TO
see what was the matter with him, found
him in the coils ofa large snake. The boy,
being plucky and lull of fidelity TO his dog,
at once approached to rescue him, when
the snake suddenly uneoiled from the dog
and made a dash at the boy, but the latter
fired hastily at the reptile and fortunately
broke its back, and the dog sprang upon
and soon finished him. IL was rather large
snake, being thirteen feet long and about
three inches In diameter. n u
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Country Residence at Auction.
] will offer for sale, on

WIZ oncf lur safe, on
Saturday, tie 3OM dag Of June, 1866.
My place, situated ON the Shakert0wn Road. oppo
sue lhe innaiic Asylum, containing about twenty.
lte % acres. rms property is most eighly situated
being on the highest point ON the road ON the
place there are about 100 fruit trees - the very
best varieties; about 100 apple and 100 plum; tho
Dalhhce peari; pear, nectarine, GpricOts quinee
anu cherry all now full bearing size; also u yari-
Guy oi raspberry, blackberry, strawberry goose.
berry. eurrant, and a variety of choice grapes
about seventeen acres In grass the balance IN corn
rms is one Of the most desirable properties inthe
Also Household Furniture. consisting of he'd.
steads, bureaus, tables, stands, chairs. looking
glasses desk book case and all other articles al,
pertaining 10 housekeeping. ~
Also one spring wagon, one buggy, several sets
buggy harness, one set plOw harness one sleigh
one wind mill, one plow, one harrow, one side sad
die, one boys saddle one pony; also two sune-
rlor blooded cows, and many other articles not
here enumerated.
one-half of the purchase money on the farm can
remain ON mortgage IL desired.
The property can besoen at any time preyious
to day of sale Sale to commence at ten O'Clock,
HENRY q. STORMS.
c. p. Huber n Son, Auctioneers, can give ali in
formation juisMW Ftsw1
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gg"Tho Memphis ex-Colleetor, cam,

gSS"Thc Memphis Collector, CARLTON,
has made away with 81, 100000 Goyernnen;
funds. lie speeulated in cotton largely
In this way millions upon millions of dol
lars have been stolen from the United States
Treasury. Docs this not furnish reason
why the Republican party should be re-
moved from powerY @
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The Very Latest.

The Commercial calls Mr.. VALLANDIGlIAAl
IA hair Drained fanatic"! Rich, decidedly.
Poor IIALsrEAD! If his vigor were only
equal to his venom, what prodigious
archer he would make. ul .
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Notice to Bridge Builders.

AuDIToRs OFFICE MONTGOMERY Co. oHlo.j
DAYTON, June 10, 1906 !
SEALED proposals for building Bridge oven
- Won creek, Perry Township, will he received
.untll nomi ON Saturday, July !, 1894 The COmIns-
II they think proper Tho plan and specifications
are 20 be seen at this office. y. w. DIETRICH. Z
jm6dawiw Auditor Montgomery County, o. s
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MAYORS PROCLAMATION.


MAYORS OFFICE May rs 1896
To the Ctisens Of Dayton:
In compliance with n request made by the Pres
ident and members OF the City Board Oi Health
and many othcrcitizens of the city, l. IJONAIIIA
kENNEf Mayorof Dayton, do tissue the following
PROCLAMATION:
WHEREAS; There is just cause TO believe that
malignant or Infectious diseases are fast approach
ing us, anu for the purpose Of being prepared in
or small Fox, the owner, tenant, hea of family .
or proprietor Of any house, or building within tile
limits of the city Is required by the law and Oidi
nance OF the city, TO have, permit, as it
Is known, through the report of a phy scian that
any person in or about their premises has any ma
llgnunt or infectious diseases such las small poN
or cholera, yellow Tag 10 lc put mp m q pIorni
nent and conspicuous place tho premlscsL: u:
near, Any person guilty of displacing any snch
nag until the cause for putting t there is entirely
removed, will be liable to line of $40 aud costs
An physicians, commanders of canal boats, and
all Keepers OF boarling houses, taverns and cof-
Zee houses, are required I'M accordance with see
ton one, of an ordinance regulating reports in
certain cases. To report, IN writing, To the Mayor
without delay, every ease which may come tu their
existing within the limits or vicinity of the CITY.
together with the names and residence, of each
such case tHt
IL Is also required that the parents or heads of
FAMILIES viii have the members of their family
that has not been, in the opinion of their family
phy ysician require IT, Vaccnated assoon possible
All persons having any malignant or contagious
disease who shall leave his, her their rooms and
any house where persons will be in danger of tax
ing said disease before they shall hnye received
certiheate from some physician, that they are past
any danger of contagion are liable, on conviction
70 pay line of not less than ten than ffty
dollars j JONATHAN KE!NNEY
ml8 Mayor of DaytOn
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-29

edi JIM. LANE who murdered II man be-
cause he drew "a bucket of water from his
own well, now Republican Senator from
Kansas, was visited with stroke of apo
plexy few days ago in st. Louis. An
other illustration of the truth that this
world is not worth being villain for,
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-29

Gss-Federal officials In Ohio are not now
ms loud as they were in praise of the Re-
publican State platform, since the Presl-
dents reputation it. While they would
be glad to have the Radicals succeed, they
don't think 1t would be healthy to them to
be turned out of Office. I $50.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

TN pursuance OF an order Of the Probate Court Of
Montgomery County, Ohio, will offer foC sale
ut public auction, on
Saturday, J,tRe 80, 1866,
Between the hours OI two and four O'Clock D. M
upon the premises, six miles west Of &c rmantoWn
on the county line road the following DESERT cd
real estate, situate In said county OF Mont gOmerY
to-wit, beginning eleven poles aud three links
from the section line east OF the southwest corner
OF the southwest quarter of section No, six town
ship three, and of range four east; thence north
1--WE degrees, twenty poles, TO a coIner, thence
north eighty live degrees east sixteen poles 10 a
corners thence south fyo degrees, east twenty
poles TO u corners and thence south eigfly-1v :
degrees, west sixteen poles to the place 0J bog a.
ming, containing two acres of land,
There is upon the premises "A coed ctTelli ng
house, stable and other out buildings aud n gen.,
raj variety Of bearing ruit trees, etc,
The premises have been appraised at four h,in
thirds OF that amount. WV
Terms Of sale-One-third cash; one. third in one
year, and one third in two years from dav OF snir
with interest, To be secured by mortgage upon the
premises. JOSEPU MIII St1N N
Adninistrator Of Henry Witiers deceased
thohuE W Noh m NhioIhtls mablb,K
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JOHN n. FERRY,
PROPRIETOR,
Pa1Iati1aglPairati1as
Get your painting done by
KUHNS AZ McHENRY,

No. 81 FOURTH STREET, bet, Main Il Jefferson,
to. CLAIMING and MARBIINIi done M the
highest style Of the art Ceilings ealeimned in
superior manner. All kinds Of Sign and Orna-
mental work neatly done. mi7dim
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DIR. Il. CoNwAY.tas
S U RGEON DENTIST

LAYING REMON ED HIS OFFICE,
from Thinl, to SECOND STREET wouId rss,,a,.,'
fully inform his friends and patrons that he is now
prepared To render his professional services 10 ali
Mho may desire them, at his Office ON SECOND
STREET opposite tho Dayton National hank
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HORACE WIIITNEY, Auctioaeer,
DAYTON, OHIO.

WILL. cry sales in town or country, for the old
w priee-siO for large sales and Is for smaller
ones ju9d2w
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Nebraska Democratic-A Victory.

A'''"NN" D'haO'to'it ~ NWtOFys
The Omaha Herald of the llth says the
Democracy have carried the Legislature,
Notwithstanding gigantic swlndles. Cass
county elects The Democratic delegation
clean, giving the Legislature to the De
mocraey by majority of eight ON joint
ballot:
senate. House.
Democrat "a
Republican ig
MORTON Demo has been elected Gov
ernor. The State" meaning, "shall Ne
braska be IA StateY" il carried, is carried
only by about one hundred majority.
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lspefiai alotifts.
Special Caution.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

has become so popular that various parties have
put out articles calling them Mrs wlnsiow's
Please take notice that THE MRS wINsLow OF
rllE SOOTHING SYRUP Is NOT CONNECTED
wfrII ANY OTHER ARTICLE Iu2daw3m
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-29

ih tv nest style VIII nc open inr thO reception oi
guests on the
2Oth OF MAY, 1900. ~.
The location of the Springs, and the mineral
properties of the waters, sure guarantee
against all malarous contagious diseases. si'
OmnibusSes will run from all day trains on the
e., &. n Z, II. II. Passengers leaving Cincinnati
by the six O'Clock A. Nj. train win arrive at the
springs at two O'Clock r. NJ, and by the nine
O'Clock train win arrive at 4 $50 p. NJ.
A fine COTILLON BAND will be in attendance
throughout the season M f1fr
All letters, packages, etc, belonging 10 guests,
conveyed free of charge to and from the Springs.
II II E O r r L G e
win be under the supervision of Major b. f. FL
FIELD, lately Of Adams Express, and formerly of
O., A. 4 st. Louis Il. r. and Of q. ~ TOPPING,
formerly of Gait House, Louisville aud lately of
Bumet House, Cincinnati rl
Guests visiting the Springs can have every as
surance that the fare and accommodations win be
equal II not superior to any Watering place in the
Uuitod States.
The usual trip tickets win be issued by the varl-
GUS railroads leading from Cincinnati. All bag
gage transported free.
TERMs-Four dollars per day for transient
guests, and the usual reduction for families re-
naming during the season.
Boy Post ONCE address, Lewis Center Ohio
JOHN n. FERRY,
as6 PROPRIETOR,
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-29

YARDS AND BILL HEADS
neatly printed at the EMPIRE
steam Job Room
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W ANTED : ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
WANTED.-PART1Es HAVING
w ANTED-IT TO BE KNOWN THAT

PLOiMENT or those Wanting 30 ARD Info,,ma-
ton Is to Lost Articles, sc. To Advertise in the
Empire Want Column
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-06
KezaPNwBur4Au-

Sls6EB EL.AE BIZ
An indiTzd1lI, WIN Is The Sina-EiEIh
Of \ nan, Who has tla s5f many years
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eo41Ey, sd Ula = eelellif1-iiil -. 3sIni.
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oEE5o1 a his s1EF1 ssirlg s8<f1 10 thSfeE-
paes11f eEuEd, Whe1 ssEo0Eaya n
Q0@tsd EEm 70 GGEsz0fUr . kEt Eeasua
ne dm,t eEaeEIy EnoE. He ceassiI== k-i11
called IN tks Z6nle Toszltllary a, E1fIl-
en- explosives 70 aEE1Esasss his in-Iil.Ell-
E51h BE scoEEad aEd laanasll He
sad Re Ts1ld pay h5i1IGgIs Uaeea and
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sho7ld stop hi1- EEnaIFy = llaF5l nod
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rider tTo knFd uuFllk, grIlielll Vyollid
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Eed-- 4cE11ayees EaDG5ed & IFaas s5nSz-
thlhg e4sss and his fAee h31Is7ailE Ike .
4u44 ela.a9ID Euss, EzIl1ed m . tie sE,l.lll-
e, de1llElliug II BE callsd hin so1le-
1a1nzE ese OAs courage, yu7 belulE
@ Ne aises Kess- 1fE- - oekstersa ifo.lr1S
1oe q04El5ea, As "A VII so
be hadn't e71sd-him soDs1hinE elsa
and EzZalEZil tIlEIIiEsK On his he'll
- olsp7E1sd a u1lddsr and \ Ezsa nan.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-06
PUBIIC SATRl

TIVE UEIRS sISED Ng1LI. POR
- 1 - M la1lls 81 81 a
RCTR Es he Dunlap & ca NTfIIs a
Wel3nesdAT, Angst kzh, ls5E the fCliCI-rsTT.
pore, tnEaSE Win Al uE1ssszry Ess74S
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three Eolke 0Ua1. 0De El1tr Elase4k. one rWo
h5EEse y Gen2 aEl1 EEzEElaEs. TIRES ITDcES ard
Ay1r1sly a 1nIoas, Beds md Bes5dinE House
bod E11 kzfGhea FEEuifzIRe. d.
sac 70 onE1E1aneS II 4ooic1ocE, A. II
1eEmS zll1E kE0gu On Gay a Sz1a.
E1G El-liElilEEEe a y N Il iISunzlyl.
e NE Nm, q % J. s. BoeEfl-l, = ase9illE
" az Hl DuSI-AF z 90.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-06
Trustees sale of Brewery a..

DT VIRTUE OF AIDED OF Trust
ID EacE1ad hF AAeL- E1st1a % ne as Tins
tee. be1rilE GHts Ebs 14fh Day q sAaEns1
lsta. ca EescEG1 IN TIE Ba6a1isFs nftiSe Ia
OhlO c0lH8ys In book No - - TiEe No. ls6 I
AnchE BTeWeIy, On 14arEe4 EIreIeG On SE1Er-
day, AuEnS @Lh- 1855. ~ lao'5uSk a N The
80 41lez1oT kSZeI7elys
IES OF SALEIlne-Gnayfh szsh and tie
nA4rDes4n1 4, 5 and u moE1hs. WITH Interest
and approved SaeEIdfy. he rszFeAsssr rIsaT
Ply Al 60 II he s1seGs % 70 Gln. ms IS one
q ttz das1 GgEELge1 leEiezs N The eify EIld
eGllf1y q 8lss- a. - - r. - 49,
bs~ sF HILDE2ETH
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Trustees Sals of a Valuable Pam
IN Eashal County. ". Va.

DY TIETUE OF A DEED OR TRCEI
ID sfho1l = PeQHeCn 70 ne - IFcll - lEE-
hunf dor q the CozT1 House, "a Ono CioCr-
=, On 1Aursdly, July G21h, lSsE, a 70 o'caock
q n tAlt T1kR1he pEDpESy R0En IS The
Neecey F3ane- bang = FllE1o1the eza1E e IRls
1AGe Be15- NGNsehen, Es3 enuiafnfnG
ElS4ty-fFEo aEak moe e. Us, lsifoate1 On
the BLINDS md Cha Fan R0ad l11cl1f
three miles sou1h q &his ely his Zan6 ex-
tends rum fi0e Ohio EIEeE % the hiII Is
uEderEkid with coal and limestone: Is q
ne - quality and admiralty EdApted 9or
EEEdhsl1lE pUPoES- Llhe1H Is \ uJ1EIla il.Il17e
I've Soy hr1eE 1WeZl4ne ll1IElsI4 ocf-lsousE.S
and . good ozehArd On IL
s'1he GtZ4e % the 4bgve 11Dd Is believed 70 BE
hEI1 GeIlfElE ZIuEtEsT III On
o1 ss3S g EEElsa- 81: EaII-DssLa,
ne above sNie has ben Pcnssy5oEeEI uElfl
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! U4 - ~ II. HfGEea
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-06
MARRIAGE

NE many th9zsza.4s czTrs5 a MS es-ssyssA-
na611 within tie 1Rss EEenfv FsgTS - ~.
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paEtGs % M SzE and Lnzny oaa=r TIgy,s,x
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A1EEIiezaoSe1H xasaesa- F7ssSrIrIr-Esl.fi5 -Is
4 q sdaczslr E1a-zaiss % tbs zRcas1
$50. $50 DISzzASES SPDHT CURED.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-06

Ak BAD Fees WoETz FTs5Tv4,u,-
tnHe-Sssturday morning, bstEeaa as
hoGEs ofe3eEe1 md tBelge, GE.z TfcirITItF
Of OK o1ee Ezs The scezs q = 9gIIliI
combat bsrIee1 \ gsnEEsEnan 1Iilbos 7.IIs
ES and eoe rho b1ys Ghsln. IY,e
aAiEsr had uEndlea Tllrcanss a atle fur-
E1er- and q taking L hsaaz. ~ d.
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lezs yon can don s1u1essfaIIy.
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m 1[AHr on saturday, was vsgI
ofse-1fls5 sRLlsas EEllsetl - faTIu-IE-
Po[k4 b9f and VesI Is "a IisT Tl,1IiiI q
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beans = e. pr quart string heafs 3
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- ha1dls; beels - eis-Fer dolei llnne1l-
e-s-elo-s = - TsEsiuEells
Iol1.ek1eEEles 81 % pr bueEets nDpIes
15e - - -
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BAIITE0RR & OHIO RR C0IPY
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-06

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A SIpEES CoLEAFSE.-La-E week A
indIgldunls z1az1ed IIe.eaI1oe
Q TON from solle,ll Il1erel ard Fepr-
s,@afsd hIElse9fa - posing 6ofh
Eeat1a and El1siifii1Il. also nEr wife
10 pseGss his SErlin1Z h vriEaled 70
Ellrea1iss, % bes-aid, \ span % e4eEans
hl'Eses 1oc c4Erzalse- md one for s13dle
P11poses- tessrs- BuF1eF = Co hap
p,enE1a 70 have J1sS s1eh aninaEs IS
we're Uanis'd. and without dalay bar-
Mr.. S. next x1ed different dry
goo1s es1ab1ishH1eEitS and made puF-
chEses % tie amount q seEeEal 1boDs-
ands 81 So2iark BE ReKf T5Sired
EidOE Eady ard Ip1relils.5.i = hsu5Tnz
EZachIne Ibsn h none3nEed la r7oaid
run dsEn % N0undsIille and bny hiH-
sssf fsZrn- B1f Lo1ndsFIUe had 50
many charms Tor him that one Of his
eEeditoEs Elsof = SO him Hs Was dis
eoEeEed II H9U0ud gifbou9 maosy
md Without frIe1ds= and i6s eralft6r
ls1t hira I've eEnts 70 pay his 6s-TsisI.e
8cruss de ureE
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Farm for SsIa

n VIII sSE1I.ls 81 FAEzlf o. = AGES.
pa i've ms fFal1 = l1eeisulz lIllgs EI7-TIl =
E7e1 51EEnte1s = Eood eE1rE h1lss laEEe
4E1e I'm, ll1Ees N Z rSl7lF llIIfisI-
tnsl Alsay gBD Gn1l - Fl,lig-. f----ff
sals 1gl1f Geld 6es1 n = ~
a SIGs SSfStzf71,7 Mergers
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1EEALEE--Ihis evening 1r- Bay
mond tn1ug1zltes q nv style Of en-
SerSal E1zLaea9 N loon5uneErl1 ITEfh his
D-AzasI5e ColzelEaEi1E- he Hl1 gre
Tn GfIts, ccnsist51lZ 81 4. IISzl7esS tsosl
4fa1chS r8lued II sky do9EaES. halfa
oo1en Silver la Spocns, AIbausS,
AeeEscsaun Pipes CSislr Cases. tae- lR7ss.
Al q Which ezn be seeR "A CP- B5oHn
fol Han
A perusnl q fhs p-ogramH1e VII con-
S7Dee our 1ezdeE8 Of 15s Eairnass osf llss
eufeTzalnEae11, Ehiezl, HI9h III. Bay
n1ozei s Ee41 kDoEn popularity auong
as sho1lel 11Eurs , crowded hO1se
he III euut1Bue The Gin Ente-rIrIss.
during 15e meek, preseutiRg q variety
q elArs eh-eEenipE-
d play for this eEe1lnz = Ese beau
TIM eoEne1y Ihs Little TrsEszre,F >
viii the pspular Mss II. e. Gordon IS
eEerfIude. and NE. Raymood As Cap
sin Waller
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TN sEEaMER Eagle, noE At tie
WhlrG has bsz Ee-Isl .Ellell ai,l s1l2IIitllle.l
eo0pletelF- A ms rej5resen2a1zo1 Of
an segls aFpezEs IpOa hsr E1zhea-hoE
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Gov PRzaF0LsT q yiFEInfa IN d
FairmOnt q he DDoa 111n Sa1uraa5-
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TH BoAzD oP OTEEsxKEs or TzE
PooR NIX, en- Saturday, At 70 oSoez
= IA a The CouE4 House. Pressu4-
n. Io1d9 fre.st1ent : Murray, Car
g1sons Reeds 5oehElEn, Weideb1eh
ErZ[DeFs BeII, and Sal1da. AEssrf-
Cody
ne Hno1thly reports fyon Ehe dideE-
ent cEersaers wepe received, ApproTe5d
md ORDERED to b dad.
Afterths fEanE.rfi1Ia of solne flFtF,er
51s5iussss unit1F.oEfhnf, 1l1e Beard sd
Se1aeLEilsr.
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Tn HExKDoE1 ASD SLGE Blse Ban
Gals Eere playing On the Island, Sas-
IlroAy sTelt1E. Ne mania for base
ban = fhsE reaehing rs bszEhE
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d. IL f 90 IS s So ss.ei );
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AL FoR L0TEl0n FF1d1y lasf 4
selt lelsan mend q catss crossing the
rlelL-I1Hlr 1r1dses Ela.1 ms attent5ou At
agaetall y 2 violent eo1lDol5u1 a130ae,
4 ElaEEy Of I've er six men Just ahead q
him Coming up Nth thel1. h dis
eoyersl tllat DIR JTeEe trying to pre-
Ee.[ltsel7e d tllliE 1nEaber fFnu1 Isree1pt-
fltfIlly himself fioEll als lyill1.l mo Z.
V.slleEI gave laelolI-
rs llial, ,5Ials = II. llnd
ben Ei1s - l1lias ard fIlIIIIII1IFs m
atts1llt = tqEIsas tiIt tllerls .lllld he
slela q f1t - ~ M tn TIIlI -
WY Elsast; - l,li'zsrltl q a. IT,
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A IL WIDOWS GOV DRAWING PES-
- So en- - 3 llEIer ye9zz1a q EQo
Sl14Era Pr EaaltA EoE elca eEsla- EEp dol
- E @zEh EEn GE elea ekzl3. htsa5e $
pE D119 1E Ne T14JE hesezI Al 81
snns al "A - rl-Eies 80 S555iT -
&c Hlslelrsa o1i4EEs eoEEeT. en- eeE 6ne
EazldEElg g3uliarF ElerIs
AulenfiSs S srsTssssss.i 70 ny ed 4 nzeehs-
pGEL q thE p82zs 5En = CALDWELL
ETT Il Oh Z = Tc7S
LGse Ad5E Ezzh " Va ZnFGF
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AEAL1EM of6ps W1s oea.Esnnad SAT-
urd1y niE41 abOut eleren O'Clock b. a
10 ESa[ sefliily l1Ee - q Il1ll INTO
6aE Y tlns uPPE s1oFy Of ms NeIare
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-06

NE excitement N he vicinity for
fsT 11omsans+u1s tnfe1se= but oar GAL
AA11 nreDe1 Eere PgoDrssy On hSnd
and QaleE Eas restored