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hap GaNfniin.S

Dan CasteiiO'S
TRIUMPHANT PROCESSION
Surpasses in point of Grandeur,
Extent and Real Worth, any gratui-
tous display gotten up. Its magni-
fcence approximates moreclosely tc
one of those
PdgeGRts Of Royalty aud Chirairy
of the
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18th Century!
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Auction Room.

= He 10 licensed city auetioneer, ands-if you
have anything to sell he will do it in the best
manner.
Palace Row, Illinois Street, Rock Island.
JOB ROSS.
ebl5dwtf.
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He has the greatest variety Of new and second
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found in this city.
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resignation TO the Secretary of the Navy,
and it will probably be accepted.
& The Indian delegation had brief in.
terview with the President to-day. ,g
The Joint committee on Reconstruc-
ton met to-day in one of the Senate
rooms Senators Fessenden and John.
sou and Representative Washburne, OF
Illinsis, repaired TO the Executive Man
siou aud remained with the President
about an hour.
z The General Land Office has received
information that the offices Of Register
and Receiver of lands, together with all
the receipts, books and papers, were en-
tirely destroyed by fire at Stephens
Point, Wisconsin.
The amount of certificates of indebted,
ness issued during the week ending to
day, is S501 900; also redeemed nearly
Sl5l 900 of legal tender notes, and up
wards of S25 900 of gold certificates.
The United States. Sanitary Commis
sion having declined to continue busl
ness after the lst of January, the com
mittee on claims for back pay, bounty
and pensions, the general Secretary OF
the American Freedman's Aid tommis
sion will receive until further notice, The
claims of colored soldiers and their heirs
Applications should be addressed to ia
cob R. Shepherd, General Secretary, al
Washington, d. G. l.
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Heavy Robbery

New HAVEN, Jan 7.-The safes of the
Adams Express Company, en- route from
New York to Boston, OH Saturday night,
Jan. 9th, were robbed of all their CON
tents with the exception of two parcels
which the thieves in their hurry over
looked. The value Of the amount stolen
from the iron car of the Adams Express
Company, on the Boston mail train, was
as near as can be ascertained at present,
about $4,000 The car was probably en-
tered while at the depot in New York
The thieves pried off the lock on one door
of the car, also the locks OF two of the
safes Eighty thousand dollars in green
backs and sixty Thousand dsllars in gov
ernment notes were left by the thieves on
the door of the car. They got out with
their plunder at Cob bridge. Officials of
the Company are here inv estigating mat
ters. The robbery was not discovered
until the arrival of the train at this city
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Foreign News.


PORTLAND, MAINE, Jan. 6.-The steam
.er Moravian from Liverpool, December
2lst, via. Londonderry 22d, has arrived.
Cotton easier and one fourth pence
lower in the week for American. Sales
of week $4,000 bales New Orleans Mid
ding at 2l4d. Fridays sales were $1,000
bales, market closing with IN upward
tendency. sa
Breadstuffs dull and nominal; provis-
ions quiet and steady, except lard, which
was easier. Consuls closed OH Friday at
S7s and 57t for money United States
5-2Os 66a664c. Bullion in Bank of En-
and decreased Sl49, ,000
There is no political news of impor-
tance. The FeniaR trials and convic-
tions continues, Mr. Coferty's acquittal
being the only one thus far. Jeremiah
Donovan and Thomas Diggins were sem
fenced respectively to five and ten years
penal servitude The trial of Charlcs
Underwood O'Conuell was progressing,
and evidence was given connecting him
with the Head Centre at New York.
Another coal mine explosion near
Menthenshire villa killed thirty-two per-
sons and injured many others.
Advices from Frankfort state that since
the reception of the Presidents message
a most extensive business had taken
place in American stocks, accompanied
| BY a rise of two and half per cent in
two days. The outstanding specula-
| tons in the shape of options for the end
of the year merely contributed to this
movemement, which has carried prices
to a point two per cent above those at
New York. At the same time the Ger
man public generally have resumed pur-
chases in them for Investment aud are
SO exclusive in their partiality that all
advertisements for Turkish or other
loans, or shares in any company prove
entirely unattraetive.
FRANcE.-Notices had been posted in
the vicinity of various leading societies
warning the students that If they seek
to disturb urder in any way they viii be
brought before the courcil, and will be
liable to exclusion from the Paris Uni.
versity
ITALY.--It is reported at Floronce
that the Ministry had rendered their res
ignationsi that a provisional budget was
under debate in the Chamber of Depu-
ties and meeting with some opposition.
The Times says: The statement from
New York that the Gillian envoy to that
city thought fit to give banquet to the
representatives of the Mexican Republic,
has not had the effect in the city Of Lon.
don to increase the sympathy entertain
ed for the Chilians in their dispute with
Spain.
The Times says: The present contest
in the Colony of Victoria if carried
much further, must inevitably assume
the form of conflict between the assem-
bly, and mother country
The cattle plague is reported more ia
vorable
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.Iestins sr Leavenworih, Raa.a.

LEAvENwoRTH, Jan 6.-Au immeuse
meeting. attended by many leading men
of different parts of the State. was held
last night to hear General Lanes views
ou reconstruction.
Resolutions were unanimously adopt
ell endorsing President Johuson's admin,
istraton of public affairs and his theory
OF reconstruction as announced in his
message and pledging him hearty sup
port in his effort TO perfect reconstruction
and harmony between both sections Of
the country also, the theory upon which
The war was conducted under the late
administration. adopted and maintained
by President johnson; that the normal
rights and statues Of the States lately in
rebellion were suspended. not destroyed,
is both constitutional aud commendable.
The meeting endorsed the proposed
amendment 10 the Constitution making
actual suffrage the basis of representa-
tou; commencing freedmen for faith.
fulness aud loyalty during the rebellion,
and favored the passage of laws, State
and Federal. to protect them from op'
preston and guarantee them the fullest
enjoyment of personal liberty and rights
of property; also, that the Freedmen s
Bureau is useful and necessary until the
rights ST the freedmen are placed beyond
jeopardy.
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The Weather.

BOsToS. Jan. THE weather has
been extremely cold today. with light
snow squalls. Al sunrise the thermome-
ter was degrees below zero, and during
the whole day the mercury remained
near zero.
HALIFAX, Jan. T., = p. M-Weather
bitterly cold
PORTLAND, Me, Jan 7.-Weather in
tensely cold here; thermometer 10 deg
below zero, aud downward tending.
CHICAGO, Jan Weather clear and
cold; wind mort h-east
COLUMBUS. o, Jan Whea thrr clear
and very cold
BUFFALO, Jan. 7.-Coldest day OF the
year; deg below zero this morning,
No snow
BALTIMORE, Jan. To-day has been
the coldest day of the season there was
slight fall of snow this morning. The
thermometer tonight indicates deg
below zero
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Aa Old Lady Murdered as German.
town, Pa

PHILADELPHIA, Jan 5--The murder OF
d Miss Watt in Germantown to-day
causes great excitement there, as il is the
first murder ever committed in that vii
lage The deceased was over seventy
wears of age, and resided alone She was
found with her throat cut from ear to
ear and her skull fractured The mur.
der must have been committed between
six AID seven o'clock, as her nurse left
her at six No clue TO the murderer has
vet been discovered The murdered
woman is reported to have been quite
rich
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90, 0 o o .

Distribution Is made N the following manner
CERTIFICATES naming each article and lie
VALUE are placed in SEALED ENVELOPES,
which are well mixed. One OF these Envelopes,
Containing the Certificate or Order for some
Article will be delivered at our office or sent by
mail to any address without regard TO choice, on
receipt Of 25 cents. -
On receiving the Certificate the purchaser viii
see what Article il DRAWS, and its value, and
can then send ONE DOLLAR and receive the
Article named, OF can choose ANY OTHER one
Article on our List Of the same value.
~ Purchasers of our SEALED ENNEL'
OPES, may, in this manner obtain an Article
WORTH FROM ONE TO FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS.
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FREMONT, NEBRASKA, Jan. 5.-Messrs
Simpson and White, Commissioners who
were appointed by the government 10
examiue aud report on the Union Pacific
railroad arrived here to-day, accom-
panied by Thomas c. Dursnd, Vice Pres
ident, and a party OF gentlemen The
commissioners telegraphed the Secretary
of the Interior that they have examined
the first section of forty miles of the
road and found it in superior condition.
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The DimcuIry Among the Richmond
Editors

RICHMOND, Jan. 6.-Messrs. Tyler and
Coleman. who were arraigned before the
House of Delegates, on charge of COM
hitting breach of its decorum, have
been discharged, after thorough inves-
tipation Mr.. Tyler was acquitted by a
unanimous vote and MIR. Coleman was
discharged by majority vote The case
of Mr.. Pollard is postponed until next
Monday
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SWAMI HOUSE,

i ED HANDS On Thursday, October 9Th,
1903 J W Dent late Of the Richmond House
took possession Of the Swami House for 3
term Of years he hopes BY strict attention 20
business to mert q continuance Of the very lib
sral patronage conferred upon him when pfQpri-
stor Of the Richmond.
Every department - In the charge Of the
most efhcieut assistants j. WIN DHST
sspe0
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Inauguration Of Governor Bullock.

New YORK, jap. Ga Boston dis
patch says: Governor Bul ock was in
augurated at noon to-day In his inaug.
ural he cOngratulates the Legislature
that they are assembled tOr organization
under the auspices of a national peace,
and refers to the sacrifices of the war and
its debts and burdens bequeathed, but
the question of a permanent and oonseli.
dated republic for North America has
been solved aud the freedom of all slaves
secured. The aggregate debt of the
State is $50, l22, ,572 Referring 10 west.
ern trade, the Governor says: There can
be no doubt that new facilities and new
means for transportation between the
Fast and West are now absolutely need
ed. Any policy which is not broad
enough to secure to US of New England a
proper share in the benefits OF this new
opening era of the West, be assured that
it will not receive the approval Of the
next generation
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PHILADELPHIA, Jan. Ga meeting Of
the BRYAN Boru circle was held last
evening, at which resolutions were pass
ed TO be forwarded to the Congress now
in session in New York, stating that the
circle had sent no representatives to
that body, and condemning the action of
one of their members, a Mr. Baker, in
presenting himself there as q representa-
tive
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PHILADELPHIA, Jan 6.-The fire which
has been raging for some time in the
coal sheds of the gas works near this
city and which had been almost eStin-
guished, broke out anew this forenoon
and several Thousand tons more of coal
will be consumed Loss is total, there
being no insurance.
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FOR ONE DOLLAR

Which they need not pay until II Is known what
is drawn and its value. Entire Satisfaction
Guaranteed in all cases
THE EUREKA GIFT ASSOCIATION
Would call attention to the fact of Its being the
Original and Largest Gift Association III the
country We are therefore enabled 10 send
FINER GOODS, and give better chances to obtain
the mare Ualudbte prices, than any other estab'
lishment Of the kind. The business continues
TO be co nducted in a fair and honorable manner,
and large and greatly increasing trade is proof
that our patrons appreciate this method OF OBJ
tanning rich and elegant goods.
During the past year this Association has
sent a very large number OF valuable prizes 70
all parts Of the country Those who patronize
us will receive the full value OF their money, as
no article on our list is worth less than One Dol
lar, retail and there are no blanks,
Parties dealing with us may depend on having
prompt returns, and the article drawn will be
Immediately sent TO any address by return mail
or express.
The following parties have recently drawn
valuable prizes from the Eureka Association
and have kindly allowed the use of their names
many other names might be published were we
permitted -
Doctor ]. R. March, LAG Chestnut street Phil.
adelphia, Pa Piano, value S5o Col s. NJ, Ro.
bertson ST. Charles Hotel New Orleans, La.
troit Mich, Gold Watch, value $780, Patrick
Burk l2l Chapel street New Haven, Ct, Melo
deon, value $500; Jesse R. Williams, Spring
field, Mass, Gold Watch, value sl5U Mrs. H.
n. Roberts, Revere House, Boston, Mass,
Piano value $3.50; Hon. Nelson J. White, Wash
ugton D. G., Oil Painting yslpe SioOi Luther
Brown, 20 Pleasant street, Fall River, Mass,
Gold Watch, value sl50 Mrs. j. Phillips, Wor.
cester Mass, Meiodeon, value S2uU; J. b.
Brown, westaeld Mass, Gold Watch. value
sl25; Miss e. Davis Natlok, Mass, two prizes,
Mslodeon, value sa25, Cluster Diamond Ring,
value s2Qg.
letters from various parties throughout the
country acknowledging the receipt OF very val
uable gifts NAV be seen on ale &C our Office.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-08

ST. LOUIS, Jan. g. The foundry ofHol.
liday & Collins was partially destroyed
BY fire this morning Loss S3O,0OG In
sured for 5000,
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MRS. G. ZIMMER,

NANUPACTURE ALL AlNDB
wi OF CRACKERS, CAKRS BREAD, &c.
No l62 Market street, East side, e few doors
south of the Market House) Wheeling " Va
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Piano, Melodeon,, and Guitar
Instruction

DH MS. III VI. BECK.-A FEW
ID Pupils can be accom- uodated with practice
" applying Immediately Ut No. l0a Main strHei.
0l at Nj. J. B Mellor's Music Stole
suglOStu
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ANCHOR BREWERY.
WILLIAM HARE,

PLUMBER AND
I GAS FITTER, No. 3 Monroe St, Wheel.
ing, w. Va.
ss-Orders nom the country attended TO at
Shot notice sep20
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Agents Wanted Everywhere

Our patrons are desired 70 send United States
money whsn il is convenient. Long letters are
unnecessary.
Orders for SEALED ENVELOPES must in
every case be accompanied by the CASE. with
the name Of the person sending and Town,
County and State plainly written. letter.
should be addressed 10 the Managers as fol.
lows.
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James F. CharleSWorth,
II II a n N EK At LAW. ST

~ CLAIRSvILLE, Belmont county, Ohio.
Particular attention paid 10 the settlement OF
Estates, Collection of Debts, and ali kinds OF
Army Claims decl
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~ CHANCE TO OBTAIN ANY
OF THE ABOVE ARTICLES for
ONE DOLLAR BY PCRCHAHING
A SEALED ENVELOPE FOX 35
CENTS.
u Five Sealed Envelopes will be sent for
Lou Fl even for 81 % Thirty for $500 Sixty.
Ave for sIO % One Hundred for ais 90
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GOODWIN, HUNT g. CO.,

Box 57o6 Post once, New York
dag lro
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Which they need not pay until it is known what
is drawn and its value. Entire Satisfaction
Guaranteed in all cases.
,rrII, u,IrprVA CILvr ASSOCIATION
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-20
FIowcr ems Id Elorenccc.. Y

Mr. SALA' who has been strolllng in Lung
Arno, says; .l...seHs +,.4 ar.tf-
The flower girls still drive their oldtrade
with the same sort of langlIid interests
which is characteristic of Florence. and
Florence alone. As you are walkingin the
streets or driving ia the gardens, or break
lasting In a cafe. young Indies, whose dress
Is cross between a Tuscan contadina and
a Partisan grisettc. step up and present you
With pink or rosebiId and then glide
away with smile as if you had conferred
Il great favor by accepting II. II Is indcli-
cate 20 offer pay yment on the spot IL Is im-
possible 10 refuse present for which you
are charged nothing. But ut some period
or other previous 10 your departure. yon
are expected TO make a present TO the lady
or ladies whom You have honOred with
Nonr patronage. How hong the supply OF
flowers would continue II you made na
corresponding donation, or how little YOU
can give without being considered mean.
are questions on which ] have often pom
dered without coming 10 any conclusion.
except that putting sentiment aside, the
ready money system, in the long run, Is the
cheapest.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-20
EXECUTORS SALE OF TIE JOHN
MAUSE FARM.

BeNhetn the hours Of ono aaas iaar nrloek r. NJ.
npon- the premises, the following described real
estate, sltunte In Montgomery County, state OF
ohio, to-witi Being fnrly-twO acres more or lesi
oHthe west side OF the northwest quarter of secti,
NO hlneloen QN, town four az, range 1--WE (5l.
The premises have been appraised free o
dover, at one hundred and ten dollars per acre
AMI cannot sell for hess than that amount
TERMS OF SALE--One third cash; one third
~ one year, aud nne-third in Two wears from tho
The payment to he secnred BY mortgage upon the
promises sold 4
Ihe premises are situated on the township road,
and adjoining the town of Amltv and ai,out one,
half mile south of the Wolf Greek Pike. There is
upon the premises good frame dwelling with "A
goOd cellar under same; good frnme harm, wel
0l good Watcri stone spring bOusG; stone smoke
house and all the necessary ont buildings all IN
good repair; a young orchard of bearing fruit OF
Agehefal variety aud choice fflit. Also. running
water, furnished by aneyer-lailing spring sHni
Client for stock HARVEY EtNtJS
Executor OF John Maus', deceased.
GEO W. MOYRR Atty f' swa