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, 1866-04-16
Cholera In Richmond, Va.

Night before last, about nine o'clock, Miss
Palmer, occupying rooms ut the house Of ex-
stayor Saunsers, was taken suddenly III. No
notice was civen to any Of Mr.. Saunders
ta,uIIy until about three o'clock In the morn
inr, When Mr.. and Mrs. Saunders went into
ber room and eaw that she was dangerously
III. Dr. Coleman was immediately sent for,
md was soon on the spot. but was unable to
do auy good. Al niue o'clock she died. The
doctor II ho attended her pronounced the dis
ease as choIerx.
, 1866-04-16
FROM WASHINGTON. |
Results of'the Peace
Proclamation.
4 NEW RECIPROCITY TREATY
TO BE NEGOTIATED.
Developments Of Brutality in the
Gee Trial.
LATER FROM EUROPE. |
Further Advices Conceroing|
the Austro- -Prussian DIFF /
:~tculty. !
WAR CONSIDERED ihEvITABLE:}
Imperial Recognition Of Mr.:}
Peabody's Philanthropy. !
LATER FROM EUROPE.
WAR CONSIDERED D INEVITABLE:
Imperial Recognition Of Mr.
Peabody's Philanthropy.
FROM WASHINGTON.

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tePsaa' 0t7t'@'e1 :" 'oS ea'aso annune-l :
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AH QUESTION. :
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49, 49,, n..s.a S.,,. VI a4s ttssnnaene bureau
l.. t.s.-.s-.., ~? 1t ~" oesns asa4a aghated
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.s - r+ loss".H *no oo' .cn'ots VIII
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4ee1 W ~ esti1ens o' 'oe o"tea stalff'
~! ea.'. Nos s.ae uep4se *os P31son o. A'e, ho-
1s F3oPeat5 "tloont cue ptoeese OF M"' noe
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"o' ucus tne 04o0! p!uteS1on o.
'.e e,, H"s ~ AZ pteoue t"etc"' Anu tue tonsfefs
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aau " eet ~ .ne conoH'oos nsseeseat5 10 'he ao-
u. n'sf.ou t,s " tnF ooo!n s'aes 10 representation
~ as .vs' p.o''aeo' 81 cu"he. taal me repre-
41&a e,es t01n oe ao'o ~ e@oss1!oe 70 suea oataa
az ~"sP'.e1n W, p't7e44pe' pFa"
ans A.toHs1hGe11oS eoHat97GEs
ihe meeting OF the hecons'roctiop COMMITTEE
appointed Tor ye-ie1d4y w4s po@tponed unttltomor.
row On aceoun, Of The e-cne,ul ohse,ysner or fhr
H.. ~ Wv
A"'' -.. ..-- -...-..-.
Rfsc17s or rHE FEAcE PROCLAMATION.
The Presidents pence proclamation has given
rise TO unlocked for cpuplleutloue II had M
-oonrr reached ,be y.r+on. hr,aon,,+.rs :, H.
sa,,s 49,, ,s1s.s ~ 49,. - ~ ""I,-H - ~
souto' laaa po.a 'ton Inc commanding oncefs and
Inc kgeDfe of The fEetdmeuE Bureau. uespaicAeH
poured in upon the authorities here. Thcse Iao,-
1,eo M ,n,nor,,,,,n ~ rarv nnn1e,s,n, .t,,e oY
sM.,.- - 49,. ~ ~" -, -t1,,.
,..-- loe eA'u aeu INJURY ao|ea
luce 1n5oueoQat the eoath. The resi-! nes
been lhat 1t ras found neeersarJ 10
tepd oftler1 and c1rcuark n hare hen nlrAdy ind.
rosted 1oth trnuo Cor t;r.n,,. I'D t:e, a,.,ra,s
3 oS1 ~. N' H.AA' - t- - 80
, 1866-04-16
Where to Dep0ait the Filth.

Ed1tora chicago Tribune.
Mpch ado ia mace about pettfng nd ot The ma-
and tht. apd That place proposed to depo-it said
mafeIt11. 1t ahou1d speak well for The richness OF
the land around Chicago that 1t Ii necessary 10 pay
to cot these fteh tubetsnces removed The time
TO tnle all away, and possibly pay somebody for the
pttrllege Of doing SO. But until this good TINE
comes. eomethins must be done to dispose Of It
without breeding cholera and pe*ttenee.
fieh, WY, & might very easily he ii,spo;ed Of On
the G1ty's Land, and eome day 1pamen.e]y to that
tand's benetr.
A is well Known, the citv owns a tract Of ,hs
Here u the place 10 deposit The manure, .nt eol,
and all other dehsfs not otherR tse akru nway and
that too, without It's beng the least Offensive to
any one, II managed rightly.
Dlck and Harry to dump WHERE they pleased. would
not %; but the city shoufd keep force OF men
tnsrE hree enough to dlspose Of it each uny, hJ
morse tnanufe and other absotbtne, covering the
"ho1e wiih At 1east three feet Of sand.
Il ne mistake moi, from North avenue to The e1-
magnificent t2tk- To make It 70 will require G.
fnebee quantities. Of enf1ch,np material; BY hastrg
this now deposited therr It will In ehor time be-
come III for uee md entirely fnofc1-ive.
and ne ultimately benefited thereby. No doubt
The reELdIng the vicinity will 1t first
:ook at The p'oscf kqneamsh]y; bnt We are certain
!. might be managed 20 as to be no detztment 10
them.
Our plan would be to notify all who have retuee
10 cart aNay thai such place va. provided for lis
reception and have them dump It accordlng 10 the
orders Of tho men employed 10 dispose Of I when
Of our .uturhe The mot;ilytne spectacle of dndin.
loads OF filth dumped n every place where tne
night scasengest think they ars not likely TO be
caught at The lae:. EDGAR SANDERS.
, 1866-04-16

The emigration to the United States during
the current year will exceed all former preparations
In The int week IN March there le Ireland In tse-
shin.. eteeaee and 956 cabin passengers.
t,00ynore were assembled at Queenstown, awaiting
+r,n.nor,a,tun. Hav1e, In Ftxnce, Is crowded with
serrrsi tbousands OF German cmigranf*, I'll provi-
dtd with money, an1 eagerly awaiting theif depar-
ture fos their pew homes. Up to the ond Of AsY,
over 10000 more bad slready engaged their passage
to 1easo via Bremen and Hsmbnrg. ToeJ afe most
y nom Northern Germany, and Protestant.. "hilc
ten ysars ago the soutt Of Germany give the ARREST
contingent. and mnstg Roman Catholies. There Ii
not tho ksst doubt shAtlhs emigration from Enrole
viii t6ls :t1z seaeh neaNy 5Qo, 900.
, 1866-04-16
CHICAGO, MONDAY, APRIL 16, 1866:

rubbing The bank To ibis act The uxbaue and renIe-
rmly proprietor. Or "tIgcs" seeper rcmon4trated.
Hheseupon Drxn dle~ = revolver md shot at him
severxl shots were n1ed on either side, bnt he
1tuKe being long ona+ The combat1nt. at no time
FtaDdnR ne1fer each other than three feet, neither
arst&rned 4n1 tn]ug.
Eleanor N. Kfpp ". loseph g. Kfpp. B(l for
diso1ce upon the ground OF adultery and deser7ou.
Atstcrs report fled and Confirmed, and decree Of
divorce entered,
, 1866-04-16

H. 70.
The follow &ng Nete tRaucd from the Unitet
Statcs Patent Office for the week ending Apt,l ID
rEtr ~ rrr,,4 al hv f:.oro. f,b.,t, sr1T.,,., -
4oo'' a. tspete1 - uco3S' L. ~napAo' eoiie'tos
pAtente, enh aco, ".
Rolary h!oNe.-FfedcTtGk HalnsNorth, Chicago
ILL.,.
shoe b1nth-H- E scotchnaef, Chtcaoo, III.
Egg hohes-Frauz Wezrcther, Chicago, Ill.
Eur'a ain hxtufe-I. B. Tan, Chicago, III.
P1on-Aorxo r Boon. GAfesburR- III.
Lt1er-box-W. q. Bramole, Decatur, III.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Dwight Koek{of!, Ill.
Nash nachine-Jaenb 7. F0stts, Peo,ta, Ill.
Ftucr-W. d. ullfe, EfCin, Ill
Machine for cutting and storing peaches-W. D
, 1866-04-16
FROM NEW YORK.


N&KTk4
NEE Tonk, April 1a-1tere aIe eommemoEa-
tton serrlcet Of the anniversary OF the dezIh oi
Pres ident Lincoln IN al the principal churches tn
the a!y. The American colors are flying At half
uaet from all the pnblIc buildings.
The Anniversary ot the rtttlng of the old union
se1 Club tn Brookl,n m an appropriate msnntE.
The car davetk' strike ettIl continues. The pub
lie ase xseatlJ incoDvenienced. The eh1p carpeu-
ter etr1ke IL al-o holding opf.
4 there l. DO sFntt In The report thai the cholera
or other epidemic e1,4te At Key West.
qults lasl c,eoine The one hundred ckscs Of 1un+
feIIted czrr1ace By the Stearaenip Company 90
1lurtdRy n.Ie shipped on i schooner to EaepoTt
Iass evening. FrepaIaticus we're 1nAde for the r.
cers,cn Of 80 Fenlans, who len Boston yesterday
afternoon.
, 1866-04-16

new YonK1 April 15.-The i1sest adv1ces from
Raleigh, North Czroftu2 SAT that the tr,a OF Major
Gst, By military CONNIE eiup, tor c1nclles 10 rnfun
psit 1t Salisbury. Will continue unaffected by
The Presidents recent proclamation.
, 1866-04-16
From Baltimore,

HAI31xoKE. A.ril 15.-A hrce Cn1on meeting
nas held nj Nestmtne'e1, Carroll Comfy. Md. oE
SATURDAY. Speeches wett Ma IL relat1yc TO The diff
fektBexe between the President and couKfcss OF
sensior Nye Apd Representatives Francis Thoma.,
John Thomas, Jf., nId Samuel McKec.
, 1866-04-16

The following ID 4 report Of the Relief Depart
uent Of the T. II. c. a. for the month Of March,
1868:
Whole uunher Of applicants rel,eved. go. Dis.
furteuents ~ IolIowt: Cast, x21a 80; ta93. cords
wood, 76X ICES coal, 156 De. meat, = ha. dab rs
;oayes. bsEad- % bras. -four. l23 bnsh. ou me4 q
ns, bptts1, IS bush be1ns aot NJ {ee, llDK bush.
, 1866-04-16

Tur1ApE1rBtA, April l4.--A lad named David
King, an empioye of brown 4 Morrison. gold
hrokert. vss ar1e.ted here Today. he etofe Told
check for <50J0. 5000 tn Rold and ntat3y 5000
IN creenbacke, whien were recovered.
, 1866-04-16

yt.r,,Hoocrrn-a,,.xf Of "John Ha1Ifa1;~ Tht
roctor,. I,.npht--All the Year Round; Friedrich
Rnctr,t-Rrz1a Mouerue :: Elanche,-Ouce Week
Po-ta Decentralization Review; Encte Insot,-
-Chs..osrt' Journal; d -. Caste for ciaas Ronses.-
IT, Athenxuu Copeerun, LionA-Chatnbe1s' jour.
cal u; Poor so1derng.-Ant1 Il e 1ear Round; Foreign
Eotes,-Our EIehanEe&.
, 1866-04-16

A meeting Of physfcfans vas held on Saturday
IN the County Court Room,to cousult with the
eomuitee Of The Common Council! In reiattou to
the adysabllity OF prohibiting huE1a1s within the
city ltmIte. The chair WAS occupied by Alderman
Noodard, who With Alderman Proudfoot reprc.
e+Lted ihe Corporation commil1ce. There were
also pref e?t several menhers Of the medical pro.
te-siou OF this ciFy.
DIS. 6. Blake, IN answer to questions pro-
pounded hy Aldermen Woodard aud proudfo0t,
.!s.ed tnat In IT. opinion intIamural .nterneuts
p'easantne>s q IT. eonugut'y to rerideuts
l-tes to the tea.th Of the cir.
lie be1ieyed that In the caee Of the Old City Gene.
uion found Il cir wsy into The lake.
Dr. Blpey said that bad certainly proved
tue ACCESSIBILITY Of removing u! burals TO locality
far IRON tho city, and that In tho larRer comauui-
ties Of EnFoue and eyen Of this country fntsamutal
intetmcnt had long been prohibited. Scienttdc
The presence Of cenetenes IN the midst OF cities
Always bad an evil effect and even 1.-THE cholera
did not appear would produce dlas1hea, dYseuterY
and diseases Of The bowels and lung..
Dr. Kaueh IN reply TO iuicrrpgator1cs. sustained
TIE position be had taken IN bis psmphIet s1nop-
IN relation 10 The cleanliness Of Inc c1:y, Dr.
t}tnke sta,ed That he bad been informed By seyersl
most liable tea eapta!ns. that when approaching
Ehtcaso they could gent rally be made Of their
IN Geek and taking nntal observations.
Letters we're reported TO hare been vecelyed By
the coMmltter frOn DR.. FreeT. 1amill. ueydock,
tirocsbeck md johnson, all Of whom we're Of the
opinion thai tho 1ufe.ncnt OF bodies 10 the cy. Is
tujnsious 10 the public health, and fhould be IT,
snme further conversion ensued, when the meet
iug adjourned.
, 1866-04-16
CORPORATION NOTICE..
~ GYH1EK nF TIT Ro nm ~ E,,pr -, u-.n.r,.

-. CHICAGO. april 9Th. 1853.
vi eiea1, The Common s'uuDcA of Lns C1ty Of Gnt.
ca:o has ordered th.t ~arkek slFeet E1n4te sArest
Webstsrs Adnitlon to Chicago be wtdened and
pPxne9 s0 mat Market street .hal! be eighty tt
SeyeE tF-tnur ~ feet vide.
now 1here,ofe pubic rot1ta y hEaay given to atF
Eenons intetsstea, that the ComIasssioners ot the
fosrd Of Public Works will meet At Room No Is, Ii
the Courf House. 10 fad City. the l7lh ar Of Aur
\. D. lss6. 1t the hour Of u O'Clock l. to
cotteE1en. toeethes Hlo the costs of the ptoceenxs
OF sid csntf Wplaten tuapsuv euaent.
The aeosra1 dese! ptoo or The lsnd 70 te condemned
Is thh Heye tla1 feet strp OF rarctf being uus of
anH aas,otnE each Of the tolfo @tr2 described iota,
six:-los Thirteen tn. BLOCK ono III L. aIzlsrn {l6s
Of 1;utrr W-tsht Webst rs Adtlu N 70 Ctlca9o n
sesordsd IN look OF Maps Page u, January lIlhx
lS&9. ). G. 9INpELK,
Fk4D- LtrZ,
O. J. ROSE, .......
ComEnisatoners Of the Board OF Fu0ilc Work..
2ntHt.EE2 ~ -
, 1866-04-16

Buontxr7ox, n. T., Apsn 11:-Tne closing OBJ
teqtes II The late Dzute1 :. Dickinson sess Gun,
.tstesm, n ,tas buried to acrr snce with The r:ts
al the tp!aeo1 Il Church The fone Il sea1 p'aoe
, 1866-04-16

EDrToBs THlBuNE:-1 would lie to eay few
Wotds through The fnInCNE 10 rem1uu the people
Of this city 0l their duty toward the soldiers Who
vent io1sh at the 1st cali to defend our country,
arc who have returned unah1e to do heavy work,
LaTIn& been wounded Ii battle. These men we're
rtomited thar they ahould no: be forgotten. I do
not wish to say thai the soldier has been forEo.en
'ut there Il ciatt who Justy ask ios ltttle a.
10 othe1s. when fally quallhed, Sncn is my case.
ha!e been looking Tor some Kind Of 1lghi work
sos The 1att ten months with poor Success. III
c1bnot get it npe. e Tho soldiers Home. DO
uot wish to do this. would 1ather get Situation
esen II y orket only for m1 board. q. ", Il.
Late p1lsAtc In the E1rst 1oasd Of TEnde Kegt.
, 1866-04-16

NOTICE TO CONTKACTOR9-,
~ sealed p1rpo.aia will he received by mo At tha
lIty C1ak'a 0tiee~ up 10 O'Clock H.. Of Anil z4.f
see dresfkinE Creek from Perry ktreet bridge
10 thr aquttuct. :.
Fs{1les making k11d Improvement to receive estt-
every st9sy Gays Of tho amount OF work com.
neted and viii b. pa1d 50 cent OF the an ount On
mstorfn9 as ioow.:, One s.xhta. March 1.ih, ~
sa.tixhth. Arg. l,t5. !ss7i e1e.elshta A.ses 1ts.
18th: la9; one gig nh ANA Eth. 9.s .nd r. ooa&a
PROV. meht 10 be Isbuel naf.4rc March l5th.
ISL sald bonds TO bear &x pr ceut 30terea payable
semi annEAly.
Contzstros1 ere required 10 give bond With two He
ceptAh aEre1lc1 in the of fYc thousand dpi iAyE
!. aEsrded % them ne BONG e accoDpany tae pro-
lies ID the OF tee sho1aa6 do1t1zs 10 cosnpie<A,
tho Improvement within the tdu1e specified tn the
tract Csrt1teAtes Of 1uretle. TO neEGknps1y pfep<
Sa1s. Bsne& OF bidders to b4 In rul1.
Plans and lptcidcatlorl c4a be It the EuEhaeEss
Office By order Of the Council.
City Clerks n11ce. Toledo. O.. April 3&h. 1885,
an&t1ca A-K&Y
, 1866-04-16
Fen1 ann<rtt8Fmt1tt8.
Saturday,

.I1eknor F1elt = weekly psper, EvxRx sATcapA1.
has reached ~ m 'eenth number. which Is the best
number ret publha. ID. Tne SELECTIONS sulcenuy
Varied 10 suIt Al sastes and embrace some Of the
choicest cop3tbpttn Ms OF Eaglish Periodical Le11
tptr. The SUCCESS VI ch has attended the publication
OF this weekly joHrsa j shows that 1t meets Wsot
which vae fsft hy tha readtuR public. It 1kt tho
right hands oinsurtr Appointment success."RBosten
lou10al.
, 1866-04-16
W|GGINS, BRADFORD { CO..

- l0et 1tN&UFu 1tf6et, Chit7xC, Uir
Post otcs Drawer 5Bl3.
lna psops1etors vii don.te to the lincoln and ponr1
- Nonumen+ nno 1900: 1isp. there N1l be ii Iii
Esss7eeo rom ne pEtson drawing the 491uo0 pftx 0x
the 1A1De purpose. F'A'~ s-@
.Rz71axxcr.-Hon. Il. 8. Wilkinson. Kx.s,n.t.r nj
Hlrn. !: hon. Geo v Lawre5cs, W e Of pfcn. M -
aa ais1: Kenaa't; t1G9ysooF o. Wis; Hon sm. Hoot-
e. 6 Of Ind: Hon. lra J. *syooex. Of Kansss
Eon: Wn. Le6n1Weif. yoas, Iowa: Bon Jose1S
12sob FoHy'a: Azt. y: 9. R. r. Ch5easc. nj: r.
M.n.n M!onnHf9 c.. importers of Watches, Chleaxo;
y. H-Fd1fdTt OF country rap4r1 are authorized Il,
~ - cur aaents and sbe5 viii be a1owe4 nil co,1-
m;,ot n on ~ tcksts ordetst waeshsr for themselves
posas 5ot tnseItnx this adves itseusat ze1ues!ed.
, 1866-04-16
Ntt] advertisements.

r. e. Il. sCRBFEN, Advertising Agent
jl Dearborn s1reca, in authorize 10 receive
Advertisements Tor the TFtba1e- nud alt
other leading pa apers throuRheut the United
Stzkea and Canada.
, 1866-04-16

ELECTION NOTICE.
IL CHICAGO, 3psf1 5th 1861,
Notice Is hereby 11ven that. the Annual Aun{ttpAI
election Of The CtJ Of Chicago viii bu noleu The
Eth OF ArE A. D. 1546 for the e1ettfuQ Of Alder
Ena1 II d one constable for zach Ward,
Apssoas 1os A. II. bUps1AN, CITY CLERK
, 1866-04-16
"Aome Mutual Fire Ins. Comp'y."

The AnnuJ Meeting OF the Mrmacrs OF the "Home
Mural F1ro !1s. Co., Of uluni+" will he ID at the
81 E wY & ssFe an
choose DiEectors pl.et Of thcse who's" term oloeo
s1piIet. PolIs open fzom 10 a: n. io3n u:
order j. u. CUTLER, BeCFAtafY,
anil tns&t- u aAAXnet
, 1866-04-16

--------
AKrurATED.-Hr- Asa Heath, who Was 80 sefl'
nuky injured by beng run over BY a train Of cars
on ,he Pittsburgh. Fort Waype & Ch,czgo railroad
....i- -, Tnr-,S.. .,s,.nr Nd ho,n II. ,.1. ,n,
prlatcd On Friday sEen1ng. He vas pnt under the
infnensst q ea,o5o19rm % oof1ns me OPERATION 1nd
VA; h heo a. neaT1 lp H. sftnnS on s
-, ,o-= ~
TAenERs' 1Ns11Io1E.-iae 1eachefs insutafe
met at the High School on Saturday morning. be
ps,hot,x n The f1fob srhonl N Indn.,rs.t Ednra.
80 =. .t..H.s,e. ~ ....s,;s ssss.", =. a.,s~.
tloh, ne aa'oealea ne Ss'a7.'nmea' N every
Western state OF Polytechnic School, for the III
%tr1ct1On OF youth III fhe Sciences, Agriculture
, 1866-04-16

7ICEN0R s FIELDS, Pu blishsrs Boston.
IL For aAte b7 all EeYSdeaL .rs. us54W
, 1866-04-16
Z q
O. u. EQSK,
sp5-tss7 tct Board of Public Worka-
N NQVERNMENT SALE -Dmnta

EMu -. sALs.wn 1.1,t ..,,.1
ptugRists' aonurtes Ac- Will be told It suction. 1t
.he Asdie.l puryeyqrs Warehouse. runc sqnafs.
stse'eosa ..IEs ssock q ths tot esotnx 41tteles
hthct. LOO - Nitrous EshsF. sao NJ Chlorofofur
lcM - Ca1th. Pi1s.tt. 1000 NJ t&xh- Ammonia. 116
t4 Lfqu0 leg lo9 gals Alcohot $50 EuIs tItiyc sh.
:9oo q subj GtDsho9i. ~ q Tsn0iP; aoaa q
yts fit alasa Psster- 1eN ~ Paten1 Lint. 40 nj FINE
sponee, ;Sooq p Fa5sn.. tf.N0 rs Es*snca Beef 40
- Grakln+ 100 Fl. II koItsrs $40 Eres. Scales, 3oeo
spa,ulas So l. E. Cushions. 100 O. ksntats.
;sshtr With general supply Ct fCnemteait MetctoeE
provided for Government Hosptt%Ia. Goods csn be
KO sKRT fLkfCHKR
Sprteon and Byt. Colonel Q. ). Yols., Medical Po1
vey or, l.. s, /. Rpi3u118-lQt
, 1866-04-16
q
O. J. ROSE,
sp1+n11o-1ot RcAsd o. Public Work..
DROPUSALS FOR PRIVATE
L DRAINS Or VEST MADISON AND WEST

DROPOSALS FOR PRIVATE
L DRAINS On VEST MADISON AND WEST
RANDOLPH STREETS.
QTE1cf or 1nH BOARD CT PEnL1C Worm,
ClItcA0G. ApE1I 9Th. t%6.
StA % proposals will be received py sha Roar1 of
Publc Vol r. At the!r once. until II "a. Mondsy,
April ieth from the dtanlayets licensed nY the board
tor The 14{tpx tuch Inch ppe drains WeJt H&d
600 md West Randolph slienss, Com the river to Hzl-
tted Eueet A. have hetn ordered ahAtl b pferud
~ TIE Common Council. a: which shall uoI be lat4
BY the owner1 Of tbs 2ota salu street according 10
plans and specifications ou dle 1t sald Office.
Bidders viii state the per foot Iog the dsatnA.
ine1ao1e II eGtv.s snd 1saetsona ana the price tor
doIei+ ri ~ 81 covs; The wa.x e oe doug aes1sdtaE
ND 70 ,he sgg!o,a1 Of IL taeinee. aua tnspecors
raLaotph stroer and the hoard witt awart the drains
to tbs bids received
Works, tnaored lroposAi fos pzs,ps On " Madt!e9
By the hoard
The Bo1td scse1ge the right 10 reject any bid not IN
accordance with fhe eonrilons Of knis aTestsement
to rSect a bids. sid no pfoposal will b. AEcaptet
nnftss the party ore1ug 1t shall g1va evlnsca aatt
factory TO ht Eo2Td th1t he bh5 the necesa2ry akn
experience. energy and ability for doing the work. Il
J. g. HiNDELK
FRRD IETT
, 1866-04-16
Price, $l.00 Each.
This the great ct induren-nt efer otersd Ia the
p'one' one aexatoot OF eTssY Iour drs*1nx prtze.

paone, one aekstoaf OF sTssY lour drs.lnx prtzs.
1ne lclow1nt Ftxsa Are few zu,oux the many to be
dI1En+ tfcf fnll list s~e Crculaf4,3
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, sfh 70 20 Grand Prize IN GEeenhAcks, N,l0l
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- to 9ith Grand tr11e. Gs-enh4cx,. SlB1 each aom
stih TO 1'sh GEsnI lr1ze GEeeupAcks. 10 eAeh l.o
1lath TO llsth GEa1d t1i1~> House, and Lots%
l.t.S3 olher Prtxes valued 1T from u 70
*lGNG each. -&6t3i3E
f1r s1aaa v t9s s.sz Dis. ;:r ;as s. ,
staEt OF the Opera H1Qse. where lact9 PERSONS c0a
Mne*sH. Committee Will be @ppnintet ny tbs "a
aleuct 10 tupe74ns cad the All purchasers aoa
AGENTS Will nt tuFpeo WITH correct llsts Of raWof -
Soon = pnbftsh*d- Tickets for sale the rpei-
pal Hotels. Fook md Music Stores 10 the city sod
at our nc<, t3 Deasporuss-; price St-N e~cn. SENT
~ su On receipt Of Price Apd 4tamp for return o.
AEe.
Good and reliable A4entx vanteo tn svezy city, town
mo VttAsr in The fulte Statca, to whom gfesS tn.
duccMAntS are QEeIrd. References rt1utred.
, 1866-04-16
LAW lmTEltl9EMcE.
supreme Court Business
EToceeafnCA In the eCoufts-Iux1xueuts
and dVeTdIc1s-S1AndcF Suit
1mbrog1io.


FFoeeeafnEs In the Coufss-Jodxnaeuts
and dVerdIctB-SlnudcF8 F8ufi-Eamh hing
1mbroRrto.
c,.,...- -.
oEPNEnE CouHT.-Eli1h4 Buchanan et NJ ya Fl
ID. Atwood ct nj. 1aeue joined. and order to certify
to the con.t he,orv .,,d -..r,e ro,,t1,ss
WIN po,i.. r,,,a- -. -. a.. Is
,...,n oai~s, m1oos, &C., rs. Wm. u. West ct NJ.
defendant tn error. and for lease to- Withdraw
joined, and to plead,
T. s. Dn1h1oct s., t.,.,,,., q
r;.-,.s. asae'ooA 70 oeo5anrn .. ffett3man.
Dlfnaesed for non compliance WITH rule.
Jonathan TharF ct H. "a. John Than, atsn.
Mohon Tor leave 10 sever and to n1eaa.
ps..rd ""n VI A'a5'en CT H. 's' "m. I. Etnett
Nm A .rinn.v ~ p,s,.,n..
Sufmittcd nv n1sfnt;T =. a--s. -. rostou q a.
1iad 49,. , ~ u elIu1 uu arguments to be
Rnhe,+ Eo..t't - ~ ks,1t Z. aeienoAM IN esFor.
nnry;a,nde, IN w. 1ete1 sponeE' heTessed fos
:, MeGsps1 p"ea - ". s1fap ~ 1e1cn. sAue.
T,t.n a. G. a. ss. Inc etste o1 Illinois.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-07-20
National Union Convention.

At meeting Of the Conservative Certral
Committee for the State of West Virginia, held
at the Club Room in the City of Wheeling on
Tuesday evening, July. 18th, 1866, the fol
lowing preamble and resolutiort were adopted:
been called to meet in the city Of Philadelphia,
on the l4th day of August next to devise meas
ures ito preSe ue the National onion, TO Uindeate
the suFciency Of our National Constitutions 10
guard the States from coUert attempts to deprive
them of their true position in tbs Union, and TO
bring together those aoho are unnaturaly sspar-g
ated = to which Convention The PEOPLE OF the
several States and of each Congressional Dis
trict have been invited 10 send delegates; And
WHEREAS This Committee do cordially ap
prove of the object and principles set forth in
the call for said Convention as above enumer-
ated; Therefore, - H.
Resolved, That the people of the First Con.
gressional District OF this State be requested to
meet in Mass Convention, in the City Of Wheel.
ing, on Tuesday the 3lst day of July, at 9
O'Clock, P. NJ, Tor the purpose OF selecting
FOUR delegates from this District to said Ma
tional Convep..ion.
Reached That the people Of the Second Con,
gresUr, nal District be requested 70 IneeC 'n
Mas Convention at the town OF 1ra,toh' IN
Tuesday the 3Ist day of July, at oSS IsS. 70:
from that District to said National convention 10.
AZ the people of the Third Congressional pls'
trict have already taken steps to appoint thelr
delegates to said Convention, 1t was deemed IN
expedient to make any recommendation reia'
tive to their selection of representatives; -
The Committee appointed the following gen
tlemen. delegates TO represent the State
at large in said National Convention John
Hail. of Mason General John J.. JACKSON,
of wood Lewis Ruffner of Kanawha Thomas
John s. Burdett, Of Taylor; Henry s. Walker,
of Harrison Henry 81. Withers of Lewis.
d. LAMB, Chairman.