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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-11-08

VALUABLE REcIPE.-A correspond
ent writes us (rays an exchange) that
six years experience has convinced
him that coat Of gum copal varnisb,
applied to the soles of boots and shoes.
and repeated as it dries, until the
pores are flled and the surface shines
like polished mahogany, will make the
solcs waterproof, and also cause them
to last three times as long as ordinary
soles iv
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-11-08
FRrcKLrs are removed in surpris-

FREcKLEs are removed in surpris-
ingly short time, by a perfectly new
process which probably no one besides
the writer is acquainted with. The
process | have tried first on my own
person, and the good effect obtained,
warrants its general introduction into
the toilet rooms and boudoirs Of the
world. Here it is: Take powdered
nitre (saltpetre) any small quantity
and apply it to the parts affected, by
the finger moistened and dipped in
the powder. This is the whole pro-
ceeding; when properly done and ju.
diciously repeated, it will remove all
freclsles from the face.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-11-08
0Ha % SESASS sa3
LIE UID
c AIT ARR'H REMEDY
sY NJ PTO Nj S.

~ N.N't. b.. . q
The SYMPHONIC of Catarrh are at first very slight
Persons find they have coli that they have fire.
uuent attacks, and are more sensitive to the chan
ges oftemperaure. In this condition the nose may
be dry, or slight discharge, thin and acrid, alter
wards thick and adhesive, may ensue.
Asthe disease becomes chronic, the discharges
are increased in quantity and changed in quality /;
they are now thick and heavy, aud are haNlSed or
coughed of. The secretons are offensive, causing
abad breah the voice thick and nasal the eyes are
weak; the sense Of smell IL lessened or destroyed;
deafness frequently takes place.
Another common and important symptom of Ca
tarrh is, that tho person is obliged to clear his
throat IN the morning Of q slick or Shiny mueous
which has fallen from the head during the night
When this takes place, the person may be sure that
MS iisease s on its way TO the lungs, and should
lose otime in arresting it,
The above are butfew ofthe many catarrhafsyrnp.
toms. Write TO our Laboratory for our pamphlet
describing inllyall symptoms; 1t will be sent FREE
TO any address. Also directions where to procure
etle medicine. eH 20 &--A 81
wcare receiving letters from nil parts of the Union,
and also numerous testimonials from those using it,
bearing the evidence of its niallible merits. 81
py-Ths remedy contains. no MINERAL or PoIs.
etSS,e extracts EXCLUslVEIY therefore il Is
PERFEoFLy HARMLESS, even TO the moot tender
and delicate child'Sa
GALL FOR sEEuYE's oATAKRH REMEDY,
and take no other Ifnot sold by druggists in your
Sicinty. the, will order II for you Price 50 % per
bottle.
nz-Atl persons suffering with my affection of the
Head Throat or Iungs, should write at onco for our
pamphlet fully describing all symptoms pertaining
Iitoths above diseases.
,itwillAo sent free to any address.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-11-08

EaySomebody ought-to tumble the
editor of the Wilcox County News in
to the Alabama, and put q couple Of
bars Of pig-mctal OF him until ho
learns to keep cool. He is indignant
at the declaration of Halls Journal of
Health that husband and wife sho'd
sleep in separate rooms, declaring that
DR.. Hall can sleep how, when and
where he pleases, but for himself, he
intends to sleep where he can defend
his wife against the rats and all other
nocturnal foes as Iong as he has got one
to defend. s
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-11-08

KEEPING CABBAGE IS THE WINTER.
In keeping cabbagcs through the
winter, I succeeded well by hanging
them over bead in the cellar. / leaye
them on the stump, and break off The
outside leaves, and hang them or stick
the roots into the braces that are put
between the ioists thus, x. | pnt
mine up last fall. after they had begun
to rot badly. and they soon dried over
and kept well.--Er.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-11-08

RgThe great slumbcring volcano
Popocatapetl, has recently been OK
plorcd by a party which reports the,
crater accessible. Millions of tons Of
sulphur are lying in there, and in ma
ny places in a pure state. 1t can be
carried to the summit of the volcano,
and from thence to the base of that
eternally snow crowned mountain, at
an expense of only fifty cents the hun
dred pounds. The value of 100 pounds
in Mexico is s1O The crater is big
enough to hold several cities, but it is
not probable that any will be built
there at present.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-11-08

MAoKEREb.-Freshen the fish and
drain and place piece of butter in a
frying pan, and when melted. net very
hot, place the fish in it, and cook .
few moments turning il.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-11-08

Chief Justice Handy, of Mississippi,
has declared the Civil Rights bill un-
constitutional Tho case will doubt
less be taken before the Supreme Court
Of the United States at once.
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DIR. ID. H. Seelye&C Go
FREEPORT, ILLINOIS.
Soldby all Wholesale 4 Retail Druggists.
GENERAL AGENTs.

John d. Park, Cincinnati, ohlo} Fuller, Finch \
Fuller, Chicago Illinois; Bnrnhanls & Van schaack.
OhIcago, Illposl Dsnas Barnes So, new YORK !
lev Co, Detroit, Mich; Weeks Y Potter, Boston,
Mass; Frepch, Richards 4 Co., ,Phpgdelphia Pa.;
IA E Sellers Co. Pittsburgh, Pai yasns =. BIOS
X. Robinson 4 Co., LouIsvllle, Ky; Bigley \
Rro.. Memphis, Tennessee; p. p. Depuy, Richmond,
va; Thompson Block Balhpose, MO-; oexten3 S,.,..
land ONO. VIM Johnston, Detroit, Mich; Wilson
Peters 4 6o.; IlouisvilIe, Ky, Sbt. Ell
: Oct II, teee-2a-1y. f, aT
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-11-08

All the new styles Of Hats and Caps
now ready at Brooks Hat Store oPpo-
site TaIlmadge House. Come every
body as grent bargains are offered
Sept. 27, 1866. q
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[From the Philadelphia City Items.l
johnson und Cowan--An Affecting In
teryiew ut the White House.
From Our Special Correspondent at the White
House
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-24
The Bureau in south Carolina



CHARLESTON, S. c, May II, 1866.
After short stay in Columbia, Gene
raj Steedmen and General Fullerton
started for Charleston, arriving here on
the lOth instant Subsequent TO my
latt,r from Columbia, il was discovered
that Brevet Br,gadier General Ely, the
Bureau superintendent for that dis
trIct OF the State, is engaged in the
cultivation of i've plantations, about
VIII CD there Is considerable doubt, and
Do Is suspected that if they prove profit
able the Government will not hear
from them. If they turn out to be bad
investments, however, 1t is probable
that they will be called Government
farms. / make this statement on ex-
celcut authority. General Scott, the
Commits -ioner for the State, says that
General Ely has received no authority
from him or from any other source that
he is aware OF, even TO work farms in
behalf OF the Government, and that he
has never authorized any of his suboT-
dIuates to do such things General
Whittlesey, the Commissioner for
North Carolina, not only permits his
officers to work farms for themselves
aud the Government but is interested
ia several himself claiming, / under
stand, that General Howard does not
object TO IT, Your readers are we'll
aware of the banelul influence exerted
by This course IN North Carolina, and
will not be surprised TO learn that the
same state of affairs exists IN IN viciu.
lty of Columbia, arising from the same
reasons. ! understand that General
Ely will soon be removed
In Charleston and vicinity bad feel
ing seems 10 pervade all classes of the
community, and General Scott, the
Commissioner, is spoken of hy both
blacks and whites IN terms OF highest
praise During the term when General
~aE,on had charge Of affairs, however,
"a great deal OF mischief was accom-
plished by his subordnates, some OF
whom, II Hot majority OF them, were
civilians IL is the almost unanimous
evidence that military officers make
the best Super!utendanJs, and that
civilian ageuts-Eenerally philauthO.
Il-,s 10y professionally the poorest
General SCOTT has weeded out all of
General SaNlou subordInates and re-
placed them with officers of the army.
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FINANCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
DAILY UNION OFFICE,
h.aEr-LL. NJ d lsnR

}
The great feature, at present, is the rise
ia gold, caused by the European panic.
Day before yesterday the Government sold
$4,000, 600, and it has $4O,OOOOOO more
reserve, to check the upward tendency. But
alI will not avail. The panic viii have
its day and then subside, and gold come
down again. Better keep the gold in the
Treasury till it shall reach SIS, OUO, 900, and
then resume specie payments.
Coffee rose cents per pound in New York
yesterday.
Cotton is 38a40c in New York, and 3Oa3O &c
iu Nashville with good demand.
Corn in this city is scarce at 95c@5I.
There is a good demand for Meats, at l6o
FOR shoulders, I9c for clear sides, and dc f)r
country hams.
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d.. John 3ull
Louisville, Kentucky.

attained q rep1ta ion SIS wide spread rs the cont
Dent OF AOTtu America Hut the browning glory o.
this life remains TO be attained IN his "a COyerY, or
rather combination, for ne does not clam to have
been the dIscOTeTer Of CEDRps, which Is he DasIs
OF the Bitters nov offered 70 the pU.Hc. That non
OF be onEs to the native inhaiItan's Of Central
America, to whom us virtues have been known for
more imam two hundred years. Armed with % TIE
Indian bids defiance to Che most desoly T"alarIa,
and handles, without fear, the most nODOus ser
penis. lis a belief with theus dist while there Is
b5esthIu the DIV, he Jed-on is p5t,nt TO cure, no
rate Wh1, the disease may be.
While ~. Bull IS not prepar 20 endorse tins
nom a thorough examination Of the evidence rela-
ung to its virtues, that as remedy and prsyeuJa
tive for 81! disease ausiBg from exposure, Ell her &c
the YEA her or climate, or TO mIssmaUc Influences
il stands
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-24
Renewal of Government Ii
C9Hs9s.

UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE
C0LErroa-s OFF.gE. ~ DI,TE5-l OF TESs. :
NASHVILLE, May 2, 1896.
4 IL persons doing bU-Tus~s are hereby notified
~ shat tnsI- licenses mus, be Fer evrl f1riIsrtr-
s.-.-at aud DELAY a. or this notice, vii NOS he
over 0oIed. blt aav person found doing bg-ll0ae
vi aaus license. on tae I-t July mex. viii be- HnaI
SOD. Hereafter mo- HHeu-e Sd. zee granted for dis
ING 20 sny psrsou who r. IN srrear- iortsrss, aud
81. >#0 are found engaged 10 Tia business without
license vii ha prosecuted ffr the r1e~ aui penal
tia- pres rhed by law ana fr0r1. 5Iste steps D b
saEau t0 rauh--ale the-r ag-gI.ery and the land
upon which lI Is situated.
msvs-EW tM IS T. N0gNELL, Collector.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-24
CONGRESS WATER

Is a cathartc, alternative end tonic, and is vaIua-
bic remedy for stieouCrs o. TIE Liver end Kidneys,
Iyspeps q, GOUt, Chrome Cons pa ION and Cueaue.
GUS diseases. Isa mo-. powerful preventive e.. inc
tevers and Bilious Complains, 50 prevalent n
aTrF
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-24
NATU R E'S
QWN REMEDIES
Empire Spring Water,
Congress Spring Water,
Columbian Spring Water.

40 natural or artificial compound has yet been
y discovered or n8nufagJ red thao equals these
waters rs preventative rciiefaud peTmaa er5 cure,
for msny temporary and chrome diseases, as prov.
ed by the experience Of many thousands who have
drank them for years, with he most beuelCiai e.
iects.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-24

". :. coEEELrUs. Jas HoOE. AHRoHnsov
| w. R. CORNELIUS & co.,
FURNISHING
FyHE3IL UHDERTlRERS ,
AT THE OLD STAND,
| No. 40 Church Street,
/ -aTE en- hand good supply Of all kinda:os
METALLIC
I r EFEr7 - u "a ETTTvFr-7 q
I a4lz aflaae ctA tsEGAAl 81 a ~
-,r.--. -,--..- -...--
-.' ~ --'-.J N.--'-ar
81 " ..#-# gE1 Velvet aims
o-.~' NeiA--a'
ALL KINDS OF
.. CnE r7E-E o.
r- ...-
ADJ. $3.50 ..-.. ..-.--l ana Naa... .-.E-.e
IN #-a |s+-~
COOS. ana every --1E rg1as-
s..-r
-- r--a, z -
- 2
--' ~N>'-o-.a
Tna.s1 attend t7 .he rzu0r.I o. Bodies 10 arr
I a.l.r .-.- u....s r.. t-s. ald To- g.
"a .- d. "a. -.s .r-s.F.. rI=
........ .... bass. d. d. I'll. ..-r r. --T-~.-
E.N .L S. b .a I'M r.r.... gr
,.a...--. er- a...l g. re Cd. ra.. IA. Led rates..
aaIa-a
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TaRHs OF sHRsCRRTINN /:
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
10 ABVEgTIsERs IN BETAI,

Advertisements IN The SPECIAL Column, first time,
from I 10 EnCs, q Uo-each additional line, 70
cents; subsequent Insertions, 10 cents per line. In
Local Column, first time, from l 10 lines, @ O.
each additional line, 80 cents subsequent Inser-
tons, IS cents per me.
All advertisements occupying special position,
nd al double column Advertisement, Will be
charged S3E per cent. advance on regular rates.
MARRIAGE AND FUNERAL NOTICES
viii be CEErgec Al the regular advertising rates
end must Invariably be paid advance, OF no in
sergOE made
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Without & Rival.

And Justly das rve7 the reputation it has so long
Gu q 81 ID Celtr4. america snd the West Indies.
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Is 4 T0NlG
as A DIURETIC

To has no equal causing an appetite suB h1 20
up the system, beng entirely pure VINE Of &
mos valuable grape.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-24

THURSDAY. MAY "A, 1850.

PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY
BECKETT, BROWNE, HANKS d CO.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-24
Every Family st this season should use
SAMBURG PORT WINE.

Celebrated .n Euro 1e for its medicinal md be7a-
fgIal Qualities highly esteemed by eminent nsv-
sIc.ans. use1 .u European and American 6o-pi ais.
sud ty seine of the first families 10 Europ8 and
America.
as A TONIC
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-24

$50 E-Ea sPEeuLAToRs WILL BE TREATED WITH.
.e-arl. tiaa orr15s and samples Of OH obtained
from the properly may be seen by calling at tho
-..-s @. tl.a Company, No. coz North Cherry
street. Nashville, Team.
Ir. ..ragE.y, r. il. Cotton, Nashville, viii Tee
u.-,. ord. 81 for stock, a4a H-l frEart certificate
Dr. Pc. DID l.l- wlsu the money agcomPaulos the
.,-s-.E
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DIRECTORS.

b.. II. C0LTOy, OfTeun. c. L. HEQUENTBOUEG, Of NY
..1t. @. 8uNrs, DELANO T. SMITH, of MINI.
a. q. SANFORD, 90 A. G. WILLS, of Mich.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-24

We, tls undersigned nave this day adopted the
shove rates Tor advertising, 70 which We Dlnd our
BsivsE strictly 70 adhere.
NASHVILLE UNION PRINTING CO.,
.gHv WALLACE, lOr the D1dpll5a.
ELRRY, WihHAI q 90. 'or fTess.
BELL, JONES b Co, for Gazette.
NtqHyFELE JUEE., sept. 3. 1865.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-24

united amount only Of the stock thus --nro-
f-. lsE uas been placed u the hands t Oh. , ....
s...e company 90 be sold @. s. per share,
TIE s.o k las aI been issued, fail ua.l, DID .s.
,aat Of prs perry, it not therefore, Liable to sly
.g-.Te gs=ulClJ.
.EucE. So. J5lg Moth Cherry street, Postoflce
box .TL. Nashville Tenn.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-08

THE LATEST FREAK OF FASHION
new spring bonnet is announced and has
created quite sensation among the fair
sex, and is styled the Gypsy To give
an adequate idea of its shape or con-
struction is difficult task but there is
one thing quite certain-iti is like any.
thing else but bonnet In olden times
these coverings for the head were of
such immense proportions, that it was
necessary to peer up long passage in
order to get view of the features Of the
wearer. Of late years, however, bonnets
have become smaller by degrees and
beautifully less" until now there is
scarcely anything left hut the crown.
Now, il is very evident that if proper
tionate diminution takes place another
GEAR, bonnets will be whitfield out of ex-
istence, and become things of the past.
gut. to the "Gipsy";-the shape is as
80 that OF soup-plate as possible, pro-
~, no rim was bent in little on
sacb side siI,..s, 1t fits close to the head
@sbont one-thir,ss Of which it covers.
Bnt very little trimming is worn on the
outside, and the bonnet hst<ipg closely to
the head renders inside trimhl hgs inao'
missible to any extent. But few o. tpese
miniature head coverings are worn 1T
present on account Of the Spring season
having scarcely commenced. and perhaps
on account of the ladies being rather
difident in adopting the last monstrosity
which Dame Fashion has produced.
The sex will come to it, however.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-08
STEINwAY,s CEIRRRArrn P1,NnroR.

STEESw4Y's CELEBRATED PIANoFoR-
TEs.-These noble instruments are crea-
ting perfect furore, Samuel Hildreth
Esq, has just procured from the agent,
Mr.. Augustus Pollock. Steinway piano
winch Is the most superb instrument
in this city.
Professor Carl Weber, who is enthusi.
astic in his acknowledgement of the su-
periority Of the Steinway Pianofortes
over all others will, we learn, open a
sub-agency in his new music store No.
l05 Main street, to afford our citizens
further opportunities for information
and examination and execute orders for
the instruments with promptness and
fidelity. Mr. Pollackis certainly making
strong effort for Messrs. Steinway, but
we must admit that their pianos deserve
it all. no
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-08

CLUSTERING MARCH.-H ever adyen
turous crocuses felt like being deluded
with the idea that there would be no
more frost or snow for months to come
yesterday was the kind of day to have
deceived them If ever the trees had an
inclination to prematurely bud and take
the consequences, yesterday was the
kind of day to have inspired them with
+he necessary confidence, A few days
ooo S'arch-that proverbially clustering
I'll IF he calendar-introduced him
self with the insinuating meekness OF a
Lamb. But he is humbug and hypo,
critic. Before he has been with us
week. he has thrown off his sleeps clio
thing and prove himself the bitter, bit
ting atmospheric Wolf he has long had
the reputation of being Ten to one,
but he will pass from that intermediate
stage of savageness and finally develop
the full tendency to feroeity which Will
enable him to go out like Lion.
Sapes console us with such absurd AK
ems as "a bushel of March dust is worth
a kings ransom" March blasts brings
May blossoms" and such absurd non.
sense ad nauseiIm. But who ever cared
whether kings were ransomed or allowed
to remain in captivity, when his hair
was being blown off his head by a scarf,
flying north easter; or whether there
were such things as blossoms in the
world, when his eyes were blinded and
bis lungs smothered in a cloud Of pun
gent sand
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-08

Doors AND SHOES WHOLESALE AND
RETAIL. -Messrs. Blonde and Bachman,
at No. 1O7 Main street, corner of Sprigg
alley, would respectfully inform the pub
lie that they have in store a large stock
of boots, shoes and CATERS, to which they
are constantly receiving additions, which,
for durability, style and elegance, Is I'M
surpassed in the city Country mer-
chants, and all others, will do well to
give us a call before purchasing else
where, as we cannot be undersold
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-08

A SCoUNDREL FoILED-About one
o'clock yesterday morning, as resident
of East Wheeling, who had been sitting
up with sick friend in Centre "neei-
ing. was crossing the Main street stone
bridge he was aooOstSS BY g @oDsr bold Id
scoundrel, who demanded , mohey OF
tlsman so suddenly that the latter was
c ctoaa alarmed, but he managed
W Collect his thoughts and prepare for
the worst Turning to the thief he
said: "See here, old fellow, have been
out on the same business tonight as you
have. AS yet have been unable to make
a haul. I have not pulled anybody
yet--how with you?" The rogue said
he had been equally unsuccessful; and
wishing his friend (the gentleman bet
ter success, he merged into the darkness
and walked off.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-08

GIVE THEM "FITs. The Merchant
Tailors of Pittsburg, are shortly to meet
in convention, to form mutual Protec-
ton Association among themselves
They propose to adopt complete sys-
tenn to check the now universal custom
among a certain class Of men of being
clothed and made gentlemen at the ex-
pense of the knights of the shears. The
plan proposed is to have registry kept
Of all the non-paying customers, Which
will always be open to the members OF
of the Association. AS registration is
soon to be the order Of the day here
abouts, we see no reason why our tailors
should not 'follow sNip in the move
made in Pittsburg.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-08

DRY GooDs.-"He that runs mayread'
the advertisement of Messrs. Geo. R.
Taylor & Co., which appears in another
column. Let all our lady readers peruse
the advertisement, and if they wish to
make their purchases from one of the
largest, most complete and varied stock
of dry goods ever brought to this city
they have only to visit the store of this
firm. The Spring stock of dry goods
just received is in every respect a com.
plete one, being selected with great care
for this market. ItIcomprises everything
usually kept in first class dry good
store
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-08

MEssRs. BEEKMAN AND ERNsHEIlIER
lave just received a splendid stock Of
Spring Dry Goods, which were bought
at reduced prices and will be sold low
This being the first stock of Spring
Goods brought to the city, it offers the
best selection now to be found in this
market Please call and examine goods
and prices, at No. l8S Main street, two
doors below the Grant House
MARLIN
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-08

CIRCUIT CoURT-In this Court yester,
day Rev. John B. Graham, of Holidays
Cove, Brooke os,1uty, was granted Ii
cense to solemnize tGse rite of matri,
mony
Tbs case OF the State - Samuei Law
der, charged with unlawfully cutting
and abusing Lieut.. Neil, was continued
Bernard Galhgan Esq was admitted
TO practice in the Court
The case OF the State VS.. -- 30
bright, charged with selling impure meat
in the markets, was continued
Henry Lohman, Adam Hammond aud
VIM. Dahnert, were naturalized.
The case of the Overseers OF Poor OF
Ohio county VS.. Thomas Heyman
charged with bastardy, was ordered to
be docketed The prisoner failing to
appear, his bail was forfeited
judgements were rendered in mum
Der of civil suits.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-08

A RACE.-The Wheeling steamer Phil.
Sheridan has been having a wee bit"
of race. A dispatch received in the
city yesterday, which appears in our
river column, announces that she passed
the Telegraph No, 3 under way, fair
and square" The Telegraph has here
tofore been considered the fastest boat
on the Upper Ohio, bat we presume she
will now have to yield the horns to the
Sheridan.