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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-03-15
Son SofOn.

8pfOn, -. WlGrS. 9te 6 8Ireer bon
MelrOIe, wel6e 3n ie 300 Dollars Serurtbetlt
wOrDen tparen, neil tie einen Mann tbeerten
unp feOerten, Der feline 8reupe iiber ben Sob
pom Mbra6am 9tncpln n~u8geprpAen batte
ltnb 6eute pur6 bic 3ultdnOtge 8eGGrbe DOG=
ltdnOtg begnaOt9t wurpen,
SOS nes G3efbiAtsiOrfders SpOres.
8Ufpn, IA. Nfdr3. Sarrett Sparts, bet
9eIat4tsfprl6er uno Gr=8rdIipent bes 5ar=
Sarp college, itarb teute MUr9en in Cant
bridge an Der Qun9enent3ancung.
9tGrfe Scr Senior in Sfetp yOrf.
New @prt, IA. WtdrS,-Oie triesertlAe
@tGrfe bes Srben6 in biele Stabt miro an
9e9e6en pte fol9t2 DretunbbreiBt9 @Ompa9-
nten iouen gebtlbet uno beren Hetben auf9es
fIlt fem. OieIel6en lino auf Drei Neeimen=
ter Sertbetlt, welhc ppn fOlsenben Sfi3ieren
tefebltgt perben.
OaS erte Snfautrrie 3te9tment BON Sol.
BAIL Oute friber @%ommonpeur elmer &ebels
lenbrieaOe; pa8 Speite Snfanterie Ne9. BON
Sol. G6ibOpUur, friiber in BET Nebellenarmee
unb bas brittle Snf. Eeg. BON Sol. Murpbp,
fri6er S6erlt in Sen. GurcOranS 9e9iun ber
Unions Nrmee.
OiebaGbI i'll gdmpIfin 9apel.
SduYlttIl 6aDen ga, IL. MGr3.
Gin 3a9lmetlter Der S9uYltia NaSigattCn
50. purpe 9eltern NaGt in einem @atbauie,
in pel6em er itberna6tete, I'M $500 in @elD
mnb $4,000 in G6efs beltOblen. DaS leere
SaI6enbu6 unb bic @6eds wurben lpdter
aufgefunoen, aber man bat nod feline Spur,
tpCGin bn6 0elp gefumnen pper mic Der 9iebz
Ita6l Deribt wurpe.
Sen 5ap0nnab.
New9prt 13. WfdrS. Der Oampfer
,6unter" Sun Sobannab 9. Nfdr3 1T an9es
tpmnlen.
Ser SapannaG ,6eralo" bert1tet, baB Der
Sapannub unO Ngee6ee @anal jebt wieper
Splltdnrig erGfnet lit.
8aumrOlIe fau 3u 40 Gent. Sorrdtbs
$4,000 8auen.
Der nlte 8lpdape6re9er v8anl9ee" f1brt
jeBt Sptl6en ct. STARTS in 5lUrton unb Seen
Orleun8.
Gen. Softer cOncentrirt feline Gruppen in
SlCrtba unp ptrb bic ~ein5elnen 9lGbe mil
9an3en Ge9imentern garniipntren.
OaS "a. 8e9t, farbtger Grtppen piro aus
9emuftert.
@aSanma9 IA. Mars. 6enrp 9op
pel9er in Der DOri9en @oAe einen 8Ireer
erl6OB, tepO9 auf @ru1O 3ufGlieer GGDtmne
pOn Der @OrDnerS Surp freieeprU4en wurbe,
1T bon bem Mttlttdr~B efeblsbaber pteber in
ietn Amt etn9elebt tpCrpen.
Bon S5erG GrMS.
New gOrt, -. MarS. Der 9ampfer
U9utbtn9 Star" fam beute bon 6apanna bier
an unp brtn9e Na6riGten bis gum 8.
9a3rt@ten II @uapalaiOra pom 11ten
meIOen, Dap Srtesa am 11ten NIT einem
Stab anteritanil4er Sft5iere II. SOlOatsn in
Nltatn lanoete, bic in Gan 6rauctscu getauf
paren. Ntan 9laubt, Dap er li6 NIT Corona
peretni9te II. in Dia3atlan Die 6etnpleltefeiter
erGfnete,
gtne Suarifen NbtbetIung Spn 200 300
Ntann Bate 1larrala 9enUmmen, unp madtt
Sen. Srmalbea gum @efangenen.
600 Seterret6er, pel6e gum @ntIab ber.
anriften, tauen 5a fpat an.
3 Oe1erteure Ger fai1erlt6en Nemee purbeu
III GamptcO erl6U0en.
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gggr Na9 @nrppa.-0 er Sambur9er
0ampfer rSoruiiia" fGbrt nGdien Samftag bon
SEEM 9ort uad europa as. Bafia9e fann III Der
Expedition beS nWeder" 9eitdert werbet.
Die NIT benz pbigen 0ar1pfer abgebenbe 9pit
i9lieBt bier AM 6relta9 9iadrnitta9 5 1Rr.
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Natinual 0e6ensz nub &eiie=
8erit6ernngs>0 ieli6aft unn Netu 0urt.
SapttaI $500, OOO4

WV O~S$o
Sapttal $500, OOO+
Office 1T Baltimore Nr. Sc @r9anse Ylace.
Nusatutt unb 3sit Yplieen tptrben af semttnf8oftIi6sn
plan se9tten, eth Drtttbttt Der YpItee Tam ais @nicben
heben bI then rbne Npte. @eptnn rirb IN Baar inter be
YpItcen Snbdber %nertbetIt.
500 80 100 iatrlt&t @tn3abluns fi&trn tintr ~25idtrieen
Ysrion Bet tbrtnt Sore bic ppltctn @tn5ubIuns pUn 5000
un6 @emtnn.
$I87 So - 100 iabrIt@. 3'Bluua F&ert elmer 2~5idsrtssn
ptrfon Cne &enftn YDlice bon $1,000 jatlbdr Gt so. &C.
~berSiatrt pter brtrt Spbe.
glstrnstne unfaI pOtcen seetu WprtOm ntntNe treenb et-
nr Mrt rerben AFT treenb einen 3titraum bon l III 5
Sdbren gum Betrd8e bon $500 - $40. OOO auS1eeeben.
Gefe Werf6eruneS GtdetS, neIbe seaen u leIldltde
8CrtOnntnille auf fcI6en GttIeu beden, ioittn 10 Cts. pr.
Eae fur $1,000 TIM &poesfaIe Oter Is 90 pr. MS6t TIM Sale
tSrperli6tr 0trItbune
NeteStrfberIn9s 8iGets eteen @or. unb 3ufdue irsenb
ether @rt tuaen 25 Cts. pr. Sag fir $4,000 i'm TUbtsfal Sber
NIT $25 p6&en'It6er @ntf6l bieuns TIM 8erranbunes Stale
Sse YUIicen ge8en unfaue aut pFensr Gee, fir turnp6i.
i6t unb dmeritant a6t 9dfrn tOftn 81 fir $1,000 fur Gan
8ranctsco Mnb fIoamerteantf& 96fen So fur $I,OOe.
@bmdrb v SoneS, pref.
QDm 6 Yrince, Dtee pref.
Mfter 6 @tus, Scr.
Z. v. Ban Buren,, S@abm.
pbtttp . sutton, General. a gent.
sutton Il g m II Meentem.
NN. Sc &rGanse place,
(mr8l2t) Baltimore.
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nas GptArsttse srAee NA.bavopy.

pbetps intrtbueirte elite sentelniaute HeioIuttoit
fir cine 3aufabreife bes @sn9refIea all Sen. Olat.
9ancof. .Stpeinnal D~erleier itno an bas WfIitair~
Committee peripieIen.
Nlblp, g., cine 9e1neinianle 9telplutiplt. pel9e
en Nmenoement sur Contribution Der Ser. ct.
noridld9t. i3ipeinlaI %perleIer ru6 AT oa8 Snitt5>
COMMITTEE.
gtud, einem frudtlpleu Ser ude bon Steoelt8
cine NbenbItbun9 burGSuIebe1t, ;Dertd9t.
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Die be0Orftebenbe MuSfteIIuna
sum 8eIten Der Wptbletoenben bes Siibens

Aufruf Der utf6enT rauen!
Die beutl1en SrGuen baben TIRE 8etbelIteuna an Der NatI
befdlUden unb ptnoen It'd nunntebr an a1e mttflblenter
Wenf6en i5nen bel ibrer Mufeabe bebI(1td au fetn. Sol
sente Danen taben i6 terett ertI1rt, @aben in Manrsn u
Saden irseub Wrl4er &rt @sGbbeitrast &c. tntse9tnsunet.
men unb ntrb 3u ~eeeteneter 8eit &eHenfhaft barber otae.
ieet perbeH. Infer Nufruf ergebt an Mue! Gelba BIZ
tIetnfe @dbe rtrb init Ddut I'm ytdmen Der NptbIettenter
dn9enrntntrn.
SefItMer StdbttbetG
Diab S Q1abl, So 225 Sib 8rrdtmap
Wdb S 9tete, SO 2l8 Siib BrpaotpaS
6rdul 9oltbaus, SO rs Baltimore ndbe @reterar
atdb Gbds NtttentUrf, SIb &rttsr naEe Yrattir
AItfGbt:
Wfab VI Strrd, SO 152 @daRr
MtttItr StdbttbeiI
WdS & 4 RprawtS, ND 124 %. Tapetteftr
WfGb 8 Ndtne, 30 81 gle1fdnt ndbe Gbarle str
5r6uI s. Sdulbe, $50 So VI. gtdrle4fr.
rfuS UbttGe StGbttbetI
Tr1ul 6 SutrC, ge 122 6~dupcerfr
Wat 9baS NDebtr, Rp 372 2tebtfr -
t 80 ehlthe takttbeiI
Wtdb " @ Weper, ND 226 SO QCntbartfr
b " " QDetner, Nr 276 80 2omtdrbfr
" N Bell, gp $50 3ertuStpnfr
Grtnf, $40 1856 &cbftr
~ W @Gtpart, Ode ga. Use un6 8tteltfr
y 6 &tptelmerer, 20 223 Brantlirfr
y S . Sautrbera gtp 304 % QCmtdrbar
Urls Netnb1rtt, Np 260 80 2ertnetDnRr
Mab g9rn 9UIjutdnn, Gretertd @Snb, Baltimore 60.
ibfhDEdl
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unfGIIe.
NatiOmal 9cbens nnn &eiie @erii6ernmsss
0cielli9aft hon Netu 0ort.
CTnNifnI $SO0 00O

Baltimore, Nr. Sc gr9anse 8(ace.
SerIIGermnss : @deine fir aasemeine MnfGne
fur ttnen BIS I M a n I 8 Gage.
Dteie Sdetne se' it9ern eeeen tre.n6 ttnen uufda fur
$4,000 TIM EU5tSfIae Ucer fur $25 90 pr. Nc6e ta Der
vunbun3Staae, tieib tpsrit inplta IrbettsuHfdbtstcit.
Raten
l. Gag. ...........25 Cts 5 Eage.........$ 1.25
2. n ............50 y 8 .........r 2 90
3. n ............75 ~ IL ~ ............V 800
20 i" ............ 400
NnmtItuns.n iIr OSise e9etnt psrbtn nm lbr Wlpr.
gems, IL III Wttt1sS uub 6 ltr Mbenbs tntstsensenUnt.
men.
Wtan bsbents, rs @tS. pr. Gag F&ern $4,000.
S&etne trerben tn Der Oiftt ber Gtfegf6aft YS. Sc Gr-
.ocs ~S,tfauft.
pbtGtp 3. Sutton, Sen. .Gaeut.
tmrti2t) Sutton Il o | @senteu.
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Staot=G ommifdrs Office,
Baltimore, 13. Ntdrs 1866.
SIN 8UIse elmer Application jnr @rabtruns unb YflaRes
rune Der Santes NIep Spn 5nnbnrs bs @ros Str. wirb bic
Ttffeuurs be8 @rabes befdeter Mle9 am Sdnnfde, BEN II.
bs. ~. tn Sec Stabt Gpntrhifars Office sema6t ptrtel.
Spb 9 SMITH,
(etIrt1) Glert hes Stab. 6 pnmid1rS.
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&ubIc1t
&o9(elt

&oblen! &uBIcn !
Wfaer5 s Della
@rpB uub Rtctnbdntlsr tn
Mntbractte uno 8ttuminpus
''a 3"-18h &Cblen. Ii
Gdnnen, Gt@ G n un6 9tderp 500 In Shet.
teni tpwte eefd0t unb ~Gefpalten.
., Office 1879 3tebHfr. nate Qeefr.
RCh(eubpf 261 6Gnrperfr, t.
(~6mrt1mt) sd lwif&en WrnteUnetp u. Sentttttnftr. |
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9. 00cltermatn &c So,
40 Srparrpan, @en gorf'
%snYfneer fcebsn unb ~Serlanbtet an ale TIRE &bEntettCr
bte erfen Iuntrtern bes neuen :S~aRr9anss 1866 bes
Ser Sd3aar,"
Snu1trirte 9amen3eituna,
i1brItG As Wuntiert In SSoliS nit Sielen Sauitrattpnet ub
S6rtftbetld9en.
Yrets yer SGbr IS 90.
Die tets pd9lente Mbnebnter3nbl bteIeS rpbItet1nnten
unb ~beltebten, Der 9drnentrelt tubltGen ipte dneenebmeu
SUurnals, bas iebt In etner Mutaee ppn 1870 600 @remplaren
eebruft Dtrb Mno BET fetner S6Dntett her Musfdttune unb
&ei6tdIttetett beS SnbdItS unb her Saufrattpnen BET Ser
tdItntbmdBtS uneemein btlisem 9rets, pbre 8Iet6en ntdbt
nur tn Der beuti6tA, ~fUnbern aud frau3pti9eh une eusIi-
f&en SIteratur e1ftebt, TT BITE bette @npfeeluns %bcllelben;
bd MO es etnntat betannt eepUrben unb 0& etneeelreert bat,
rta8t es fd baIb unenttebrli9, unb bic NIT &eeelrndBt9tett
au ID t18t8 etntre fenben neuen NImrtern perben tets NIT
Seserbe ertrnrtet unb wtIfpnrnen ~eebeiBen.
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Gin tleueS WQl36auS.

Gin neues, sroBartiSes WfuIjsei9Gft mirb in aurseu
in unierer Wtitte bon Der u~uterhe6menbeu Girma Der
@ebriiber Stra ii . etri6tet wereen. Ser fir bas neue
0falI9aus a~nsetaufte @las beiinbet f6 an ber @de Der
6apn@ nnb @analfr. unb 1T 127 8us Brett unb 2O9 s.
lang. Ser 8au BEG srOBen 7~zftSdtsen WtaG36auIes ia
benz betannten 0taaer Gbw. Gtobinfcn iibertrasen pcrz
ben. 9te @ebritcer Strans seSenteu ben Ban Bis gum
/. September 5u ~beenbigen unb baS @ef6Gft u~nseidumt
nit ben beiten Utaf&inerien in 8etrieb gu iesen. @ei benz
auBerorbentli4en GufiGUun8e bes 8rausei9GftS in unie.
ret Wtitte if bic @rridtuns bes neleu WtalSbauieS Der
@.ebruber 9trams bon 8eSeutuns unb lift bas
(lnternePnen wo9l S~eeisnet, bic &ufmertiamteit bes
P~ubIitntns auf fiG 81 Ientsn. I8WfS1mt ,fr&ntol
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Cine 8emet5 : @Orite0ung I'M Gouroroia gum
Seten Oes neuti6en @aiienbauies.

0a8 Sbeater COMMITTEE Der @pncOrbia bat be-
iHlDilen, gum 8elten Der I'M rai9er Nufbltbeu
begriffelen beuti4en @aiieuaultalt, am ild6fteu
Wtlttlpod Abelp cine SbeateroOrltellung al pers
%allltaItell, Woralf mir p~Orldllfig bic Aufmerfiau1feit
unierer QeIer Ienfen.
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1feue nn1etdett.

MMfTMI>n hd6 unb Bon Deati9Ianb auf duet te8eE.
NV VS~sS~ EtdBtget Danpf- u. Se8ei6tTen beICt8t
70 m QB ernebur6y
(uttlWI SQB@fe pratt u. Stgbftr.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-08-04

"WARRINGToNp-the Boston cores
pondent IF the Springfield Republican
has had bis radical soul grieved by the
admission, Of the tennessee delegation
to Congress, in coz otsequence of the adop.
tion of the proposed amendments of the
constitution by thAt State, thinks he
could have Improved the Presidents
message upon the sFbject, and suggests
the following. as sppropriate language
for the President to have addressed Con
gress on the oecasicS: l.a o-.
Gentlemen You have made asses of
Yourselves; and al greatly obliged to
you You have .'Sn bawling for year
or more about neeA equality-Greeley,
especially, ynnr lesiing editor, has been
bawlipg TOR impartial suffrage and uni.
vereal am nesty,' apa yet you have voted,
nearly unanim tnsly, to admit to
seats representatives of a State
which has as little impartiality
of suffrage and '5ss of the spirit of
amnesty than AIRY ether in the Union
You have II in ght Representatives
and two Senators. rot man of whom
will vote for negro suffrage on any con.
ditions, and in an contest between you
and me on a veto 4 bill, | shall get
twice the benefit will from the dele
CATION. GentlemeN in another respect
you haye male assof of yourselves, and
satisfied me-, You 1--we thrown contempt
npon yout own a1iitutional Amend
ment, and csnu": Teafter expect any
body else to have T consideration for
it. You have dec red that the repre-
sentation in Tennessee, with that of
other Southern So es, ought to be re.
duced in the proportion in which she
abridges suffrage, Hld in q month after,
you have admitted her representatives
and senators witho1tapy such reduction.
You have sfulil,d yourselves, Your
Amendment is not adopted and is
not going 10 be em opposed to it, orig
inally and all the time; and now you
have abandoned it, and therefore it is
dead, and congratulate you most sin.
cerely. Gentlemen, in various respects
You have made asses of yourselves, and
so we'll have you gratified me that /
have great satisfaction III writing zap.
f1 futcn1 b By ttf s hOttq a6y 26 yOgT on Joint res9
prove of your preamble, or accept your
statement ot flots, but that | approve
your ultifcaticn You have been
damning me and my policy ever since
the summer of 1865, now you accept it.
You swore most valorously that South
ern representation should be reduced;
ard nov YOU admit Representatives
based OH tho old system of apportion-
ment. You suppose Brownlow has
got the upper hand of me in Tennessee,
but you are mistakeDi he and his gang
will be turhcd out, neck and heels, as
soon as the people can get at them. The
darkeys can't save you, for you will not
allow them to vote. Make the most Of
Maynard aud Stokes, for you'll get no
more like them, and count upon thirteen
electoral votes for me or some other cop
perhead in 1868 Gentlemen, l congrat,
ulate you Call and see me, and we'll
take drink together Yours, Andy"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-08-04
News 9fr'oemr New York /.

NEW YORK, August "A Washington
special says: A Clerk in the Adjutani
Generals Office, named Harrison Fosdick
shot himself this morning in an out build
ing connected with his residence IN this
city, The deceased was married man
but had no children. s'TsslA HIcL vaG
The Herald's Havana correspondent
saws: Another Spanish feet is about to
sail for the South Pacific ia, resume the
war against the allied South American
Republic. It consists of one iron clad
four steam frigates and four transports
with an armament making total of ls4
guns. The transports will carry l 1,0e0 or
1900 infantry. au.Isla H
A dispatch from Ottawa received yes
terday, says: Information has reached
the government that second Fenian
movement against Canada will soon take
place, General Dick Taylor to be com
mander-in. chief 1t is thought that the
next struggle will bea severe one; WAR
with the United States is not unilkely "a
things look. 1890 " ..-a'r -+"G
Washington specials say Attorney
General Stanberry has given an opinion
that the nominations rejected by the
Senate can be legally made by the Pres.
ident during the recess.
Rear Admiral C. H. Bell, commanding
the Asiatic Squadron, has established
his headquarters on board the steamer
Hartford, at Hong Kong The health of
the commandant is reported good. No
cholera in the feet.
There was eight cases, but no deaths Of
cholera reported in this city this morn
lug, and fourteen cases and six deaths in
Brooklyn, from I2 o'clock Wednesday to
IL o'clock to-day.
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Delegates to the Philadelphia Con
yeDtiOn,

AUGUSTA, Ga, August 3.-The follow
ing have been elected delegates to the
National Convention at Philadelphia
Sixth district, John II. Christy, R, M
M'Mullen Seventh district, Richard F,
Lyon, and James Miner
MOBILE, ALA. August 3-The State
Convention has appointed George Fl
Houston, Benjamin Fitzpatrick, a
White, A. g. Cooper, John Forsyth and
R. r. Menday, delegates at large to the
Philadelphia Convention Also the fol
lowing district delegates:
lst DistPict.--John Henry, G. c. Lang
don, w. P. Cresap, T. G. Goldsboro.
2nd District Lewis Owen, John Gill,
L. G. Dosner,
Ord District-C. A. Battle. w H
Cruikshank, NJ j. Bulger G M. Colbert
4th District.--L NJ Stone, J s. Ken
nedy.
5th Distiict.-J. Foney, J. W. Houson
9th District.--Thos. j. Foster, j. d
Ebanon, w. S. Mudd, VIM Jackson.
Resolutions were adopted approving
the restoration policy of President John,
son, and accepting the invitation to
unite in Convention Of Philadelphia.
PoUGHKEEpsIE, August s. George
I;;arimer, of Rhinebeck, and George T.
BroWDi OF rO"5LL-~r~;~. daIaaratas
to the Johnson Convention at Saratoga
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-08-04
Springwood Select Home School
For Young Ladies.
I OCATFDIN ONE or THE MOsT

OCATE I'D IN ONE OF THE MOST
i 4 Healthful, Beautiful and accessible por
tions of Virginia, will reopen October l, 1866.
Established in the family Of the undersigned
with view 10 the education Of his own cEil
dren entirely AT HOME, it will be strictly limited
to such mum 9er as shall justify the employ.
ment of the best instructors in every depart.
ment.
For circulars OF further information, apply to
G.. WASHINGTON BALL,
Springwood, near Leesburg Loudoun Co, Va.
REFERENCES.
General Robert L. Lee General ID. II. Hill,
Charlotte, n. c.; A. G. Quarter, s. Brady, Ian
don Carter, Esqs, Wheeling, West Virginia
Rev Z. I. Perkins, formerly Of Wheeling Rev.
r R. Mason MonktoD, p. o., Baltimore coun-
" VIM Dodge, Esq, Stafford Hall" Md
Robert S. Chew, Esq, Washington City Rev.
w. W Williams, Georgetown, ID. c. Rev. W.
n. Pendleton, General A. NJ Long, Lexin gton
Rev. G.. Il. Norton, Alexandria Hill Carter,
Esa Shirley" Va; Col Burgess Long, Phila-
delphia Gen1 W. s. Festherston, Holly
springs, Mississippi, &c. &c.
p. s. Professor Van Rhyn, in charge, the past
year of the Department Of Modern Languages,
Drawing, &C., having been appointed to chair
in the 'Pennsylyania Military Institute, de-
sire 10 oemploy thoroughly qualified Teacher Of
those branches in his place also teacher o
Music. Without good recommendations none
need apply. jul4-3mdltaw&w
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-08-04
Canning Peaches.

SoNACSs
Put into nice porcelain or brass ket'
tie any desired quantity of water, sweet
en- with pure white sugar; when boiling,
throw into it either whole or stoned
peaches as desired Let these also boil
to certainty, when, with prong or
fork fill one bottle with the fruit, after
wards covering with the boiling fruit.
Let the bottle be quite full, cork and
seal, or cover with the lid Immediately,
completing one bottle at time. As the
fruit is exhausted in the kettle, more
should be added, also some boiling wa
ter from the tea kettle, and sugar as the
supply otjuice diminishes. Be careful to
season the bottles with warm water be-
fore filling with the boiling fruit, OF you
will be very likely to crack many of
them. 1t will be of no use feryou to
allow the fruit to remain in any bottle,
hover slightly flawed or cracked, as the
contents will not keep. In such case
the fruit should be returned to the ket-
tie, brought to boil and placed in
perfect bottle; but there is no necessity
for cracking or injuring one in ten thous-
aud. Do not allow yourself to be more
than few seconds in filling and COM
pleting entirely each bottle. Care should
be taken not to place, after filling and
while hot, near to any very cold sub
stance-for instance, on a cold plate,
marble, stone shelf, table, or against the
cold wall, and in no case sprinkle with
cold water. Any one understanding the
principle of heat and cold will perceive
Immediately the common sense of these
directions.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-08-04
TIE Value Of n Ten OF Manure

Under this heading the Rural Ns'g
Forker says that, according to table
prepared by Professor Lewis, of England,
the value Of ton of manure made by
cattle fed on cotton-seed cake is SN,96,
on Indian corn, S6,65, potatoes, sl,s0,
common turnips, &C.
The Professor, doubtless, according to
commercial rule, makes his estimate
from the amount and value of the nitro
gen the manure contained By the same
rule, one dead horse or bovine, such as
are daily contributed by the city of New
York to the omniverous ocean, will make
more heterogeneous manure, if only well
composted with clay or lean, than any
two tons mado by cattle fed on the oil.
cake ration. Tis true that oil cake, hav.
ing lost its carbon in the oil expressed
from 1t, is very rich in nitrogen, but an.
imal flesh is still richer; if it was not so
it would be as slow to decompose as veg
etable matter,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-08-04

ST. LOUIS, August 3.-The Democrats
St. Joseph special says that the Indians
in Idaho are troublesome They made
raid July lst on Buby city. They were
pursued by the troops and a fight oc-
CURED in which seven soldiers and thir-
tv Indians were killed At the latest
advices Capt Jennings with forty men
was surrounded by three hundred Indi'
aus, and fighting desperately, Rein
forcements are fastening to him.
Tne Republican Territorial Conven
tion On the oath ult, nominated George
NJ Chilcott delegate to Congress A
Marshall announces himself Independ
ent State candidate. Judge Hally, As
sociate Justice Of Colorado, recently in
dicted for adultery, was acquitted.
A new block of frame houses, corner oi
Biddle and 2oth streets, was burned yes
terday evening, rendering over 80 fam
lilies houseless Loss $4,000. Little in
surauce.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-08-04

"Jes' so r." Exactly !"-Solonl Shingle said
they were there every time.n If he felt owl
ey" in the morning, he took Plantation Bitters
II he felt weary at night, he took Plantation Bit
ters; II he lacked appetite, was weak, languid
or mentally oppressed, he took Plantation Bit.
tersi and they never failed to set him on his
pins square and firm.
Few persons want any better authority; but
as some may, Just read the following:
lowe much to you, for
verify believe the Plantation Birters have saved
my life REV. W. H. WAGNER,
Madrid, n. Y"
have been o great suffer
er from Dyspepsia and had to abandon preach.
ing. The Plantation Bit
oEv. C. A. WILDWOOD,
New York City.
had lost all appetite
was so weak and enervsted could hardly walk
and had a perfect dread of society.
The Plantation Bitters have set me all right.
JAMES HEnnNwAY,
St Louis Mo-,
-" The Plantation Bitters have
cured me OF arrangement of the Kidneys and
Urinary Organs, that distressed me for years
254 Broadway, New York"
Mrs. o. NJ. DEV0E, manager of the Union
Home School for Soldiers' Children, says she
has given it to the weak and invalid children
under her charge, with the most happy and graf
flying results." We have received over hun
dred reams of such certificates, but no advertise
ment Is so effective as what people themselves
say of good article Our fortune and our rep.
utation Is as stake The original quality and
high character of these goods will be sustained
under every and all circumstances. They have
already obtained a sale in every town, village,
parish and hamlet among civilized nations. Base
imitators try 10 come as near our name and style
as they can, and because a good article cannot
be sold as low as a poor one, they find some sup
port from parties who do not care what they sell
Be on your guard See our private stamp over
the cork p H DRAKE g. CO.,
New York City
Saratoga spsisg Water, sold by all
Druggists.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-08-04
Negroes Still RioiOus i'm New OPlcnns $
street Cars Fired Upon.

NEW ORLEANS, August 2-The street
cars were fired into in the outskirts OF
the city last evening by negroes, killing
Captain Charles Reynolds of The steamer
Starlight. The murderers have been ar
rested, Many arrests of armed blacks
have been made since the riot. Several
houses occupied by negroes have been
discovered containing ammunition and
arms. The armed sentinels have been
withdrawn from the Municipal Hall,
TampicO advices report that city as
well fortified and prepared for the Lib
eral attack,
Cotton firm and unchangedi sales Of
900 bales to day New York Exchange i
direct par sterling 62.
Martial law has been withdrawn. Sev
eral members of the Convention have
been indicted and arrested.