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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-11-29

VIII it ever come to the eyes or the
ears of the vendors in our Market
Houses that there has been a heavy de-
cline in beef, hogs, and all other four
footed beasts whose flesh is offered for
sale at the stalls 1t seems strange
that they can tell you when rise of
the most homeopathic character has
taken place in their commodities, and
yet never can learn of fall, no odds
how heavy or how far. a bulletin
board for their special benefit ought to
be put up in Market Square by order of
the City Council.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-11-29

The Round Table cauterises the New
York papers severely-secular and re-
ligious. "Their editorial columns are
ofthe most trashy and vapid descrip-
ton. When they are not commonplace,
the secular sort are vituperative and
vulgar. They substitute for reading
and reflection the slang of the bar-room
and the cheap wit OF the negro min
strels. They are almost invariably un-
grammatical, coarse, and insolent; and
their editors rely solely upon the i'm
perfect education of the bulk of their
readers to prevent their being de-
and low-minded pretenders." Now,
what have the New York papers to say
of the Round Table?
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-11-29

In pursuance of the recommends
tions OF the Chief Magistrates of the Ma
ton and State, to-day will be generally
observed as a Thanksgiving holiday;
consequently no work will be done in
this establishment, and no paper issued
tomorrow morning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-11-29

THE National Exchange Bank, of
Baltimore, has voluntarily ceased to
be depository of public moneys, hav-
ing on its own application, received
permission to withdraw the securities
deposited with the Treasurer of the
United States to secure the payment OF
public moneys in its possession.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-11-29
PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.

Country papers desiring copies of the
message for their subscribers, in the
form of an Extra, with name and date,
can be supplied at the rate of Two DOL
LARS per hundred copies by sending in
their orders before Monday evening,
accompanied with the cash.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-11-29

COlg"tC's Aromatic Vegetable Soap.
A superior Toilet Soap, prepared nom re-
fined Vegetable Oils in combination with
GIyccrine, and especially designed for the
use of Ladies and for the Nursery. It's per
fume is exquisite, and its washing properties
unrivalled. Forsale by all druggists.
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READ what DR.. scovin says of ALIENS
LUNG BALSAM:
essrs. j. N. HARRIS q Co:

Messrs. ]. N. HARRIS q Co:
GESTs-I make the following statement
from perfect conviction and knowledge OF
in curing the most deep.seated Pulmonary
Consumption! l have witnessed its effects
on the young and the old, and can truly
say that 1t Is far the best eXpectorant remedy
with which am acquainted. For Coughs
anu all the early stages of Lung complaints,
! believe II TO be certain cure and ii every
minister upon the first appearance OF disease
about the lungs, there would be very few
cases OF fatal consumption? 1t causes the
phlegm and matter to raise, without irritat-
ing those delicate organs (the LungS) and
without producing constipation OF the
bowels. 1t also gives strength to the system
stops the night-Sweats, and changes all the
morbid tecretions to a healthy state. Yours
respectfully, Al SCOVTIJ
Sold by ali Medicine Dealers at Wheeling.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-11-29
ITCH! ITCH ITCH!
SCRATCH SCRATCH! SCRATCH
WHEATON'S OINTMENT
VIII Cure the Itch I'm 1s

Also, cures Salt Rheum, Ulcers, ChiTplalns,
and all eruptlons Ofthe skin. Price so cents
FOR sale by al druggists; By sending 60 cents
ington street, Boston, it will be forwarded by
mail, nee OF postage, TO any part OF the
Onlteu states. juI-6m
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-11-29
Spettal auttfes.

Odberrs Vegetable AmbrOsIR or the
Worlds Hair ReStOrer.
1t IS the only preparation that is warranted
to restore gray hair to its original color.
twill prevent hair from falling OF: ..
1t supercedes Hair Dyes.
Itcompletely eradicates scurf and dandruH
Kills hair eaters, so destructive TO the roots
OF the hair, and cures all diseases or humoni
ofthe scalp, thereby preventing badness
As Hair Dresser It has no equal, giving
glossy appearance. Sold In Wheeling by
Laughlin, Smith Il Co.; BuShGeld, Wallace
q Co. In Moundsville by Stidger q Blair, c.
Werlich, John Douglass, and all respectable
dealers @. H. ODBERT,
Wheeling, w. Va.
To whom all orders should be addressed
OC5-lyd
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cause it proved that we were true to
God and true to the country. Let it
stand it is a guarantee of our true
character and faith" The charge of
name seemed to him to mean a conces-
sion, and he would have none of it. He
felt that all the patriot and all the
Christian was expressed in that word
South.
We have not space to devote to other
extracts from the debates OF the confer
ence. We are gratified to notice that
all the utterances were not such as Rev.
DR.. Rosset's, although evidently the
spirit that actuated him was the con-
trolling sympathy of the whole body.
In this connection we may refer to the
recent proceedings in Baltimore to
form, what is called in the report, n
branch of the presbyterian Church
South" in that city. The movement is
headed by the Revs. Drs. Bullock and
Lefevere, who figured conspicuousIy at
st. Louis some time ago. In the pro-
ceedings it is stated that the cause for
the movement, and for the secession OF
themselves and followers from the
Northern Church." is "that that
Church makes loyalty to a political
@party or notion, a test of fellowship
Now we all know what such a pretext
really means. The Presbyterian Church
North does not make any,sueh test, but
the difficulty, as was clearly shown at
st. Louis, is that it does not sympathize
with rampant disloyalty, nor with the
claims of the Southern Church TO have
all "expressions of prayer and praise'
for our deliverence from the attempted
overthrow of the Government, elimina-
ted from the Church service.
The trouble with these Southern
rebels and pro-slavery sympathizers
is that their noses are out of Joint
on account of what has happened with
in the last five years. and they cannot
make up their minds to give up their
prejudices. They must be born again,
politically. That is their necessity at
this time. 1t may be a long time before
such an event happens. The Southern
clergy will, perhaps, be the last people
to quit firing the Southern heart"
The old standard texts about servants
being obedient TO their masters, and
about certain persons being "called" as
menials, whose duty it is to Scare not
for it" but to remain such forever and
ever, are great temptation to them.
They look upon it as n species OF inf
deity to be obliged to go back on all
that they have been saying for so long
a time, and thus it is that they are in
clined TO await the issue of the present
political troubles, and see whether the
South may not yet succeed in winning
success.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-11-29

METcALFE's GREAT RHEUMATIC REMEDY,
This new and wonderful medicine acts like
magic, curing Rheumatism of years stand
ing in a few days.
aug22-ly T. H. LOGAN & CO., Ag'ts,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-11-29
EXACTLY WHAT YOU U.-

MATTHEW'S VENETIAN HAIR DYE
WI known and used over % years. DaiIX'
INCREASING IN public favor. Complete in one
bottle. No wash. No trouble. A child can
apply 1t, Produces lustrous black or brpygn.
Is deStred. Does not injure the hair. Price
Sold by Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
Also MATHEWS ARNICA HAIR CjLosS
ior restoring and dressing the hair. ju4-eod-lS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-11-29

WEREsPECTFULLY INVITE THE At
tention of the trade, and purchasers gem
st5dl9y 70 our very large end well assorted
oIS 80 ~ gOoas, OF new and choice patterns
are PreparSd to sell at less prices than the
sSIne qualities OF goods can be bought in
s eIiiie the Eastern or Western cities. Weso-
ncit q eau. W1NSHIP, WOODS d CO,
ma Fly No. Main street
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-11-29
For Rent.
Notice.
GRAPE VINES AT AUCTION.
PARSONS & CO.,
At Flushing, near New York.
VIII hold their

VIII hold their
SECOND ANNUAL TRADE SALE,
On Wednesday, Dec. IL, at II A. M.
THERE WILL BE OFFERED zoo. 900
L Vines OF fine quality, including $4,000
Delawares, two years old. -".
In order to invite the attendance of Dealers.
and their confidence in the absolute charac.
ter OF the sale, the Vines will be started Ar
HALE THE CATALOGUE PRICE FOR
lutte above that point.
The plants are all grown from single eyes
OF well Hpened wood. They will be the best
OF their respective classes, and Will include:
Delaware. Con cord,
Iona, rlSraella,
Ives Seeding, Hartford Prolific,
AdirOndRc, NOFtOn'S Virginia,
Diana, Aliens Hybrid,
Aebeccas and other varieties
There will also be there offered some thou
sands OF RemOntRnt Roses of strong growth.
and upon their own roots.
Circulars giving particulars will be sent to
all applicants. By packing in double boxes
at small comparative expense, the Vines can
be sent to any distance safely with the Their
mometer at zero. noy29.ltd&SV
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-11-29
Greenwood Cemetery

v
CITUATED ON THE NATIONAL, ROAD
~ miles east of the city, is now ready for
lhLerInentS, sale, and Improvement of lois
II contains 81 acres of land and is laid ont
N me most modern and improved style
can pe easily reached at all seasons or the
year py the National Road, and for three
I Erth OF the year by the HempheId Rail
Esosn: IL Is perfectly secure, and intended TO
Pe Deantined by every variety oftrees, shrub
Dery. pubic vault, chapel, artificial lake.
fountains, ETC., to M Axe It equal to the best
rural cemeteries in the county.
Ample provision is also made for its en-.
IaIgement, OrIler and care in perpetuity
Persons DESTROYS Of purchasing lots, can
examine the grounds with the Superfnten-
dent who has plat, or secure them by call
ing at the ONCE OF the Secretary on Main
street, over the Bank OF Wheelfnp al
Persons wishing to make internenLs will
call on the Secretary To obtain permits there
Tickets Of admission to LothoIderz and
visitors VIII be issued by the Secretary.
BOARD OF DIRECToRS.-A, ]. Rweenav,
PTesldenti K. c. Bonham, Secretary: ]. Il
6h9des, John g. Muth, Geo. MendeI. Ios
zen, Jno A. Armstrong, Geo Adams n a
S4t1 = q alldEetns au3i-lyd
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-11-29
Our stock of
Furs

Is second to no stock in the city. Buyers
viii find 1t to their interest to examine be-
fore buying elsewhere. Anthe most desira-
Die styles constantly kept on hand, and sold
at a small advance upon cost.
Our stock of CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS.
RUGS, &c, Will be found TO be very deSII able
CARPET CHAIN and COTTON WARPS,
all cOlorS, always kept.
The Proprietors would call attention to the
fact that their long business experience their
extensive acquaintance with imports and
manufacturers, large cash capital not to
mention the exorbitnnt tax that most houses
nave to pay in the shape OF rents, enable
them TO offer Inducements that few, If any,
can offer.
Remember the old stand, near the Suspen-
sion Bridge, at the sign of the GOLDEN BEE
HIVE. nov2S-lyd&w
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WHY is John NIorrissey like Daniel
Webster? Because he is the great Ex-
Founder.
Why is John Morrissey like lamb
Because he CANDLES on the green.
Why will John Morrissey be an in
huential member of the House? Be-
cause he's heavy on the eyes and nose.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-11-29

affairs may take in the coming city
election. If all the Germans of the
city leave him on account of this pro
scription at the hands of his friends a
few years ago, and on account of the
well known sympathy of the party
with the Southern rebels, who once told
Mr.. Russell, the correspondent of the
London Times, that when their govern
ment was established, they would al
low no foreigner to vote, he very well
understands that he and his crowd are
hopelessIy doomed,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-16

Die 9anptswede Der GeieHi1uft finS: Grunnterlng
sur Gtni1aitoeru9 In uulerem Staat uno Berfcbnfz
Jung BON Arbeit jeber. 9rt. ds:G se.8ss9 ~ 2sSl
n Den erlten oieier 8pede beabbtigt fie onrdl Nfz
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ltreden IN Der Hdbe StGbten, Str6meit uue ,Gfz
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iteuen uno GroBere 5lGs5eu ausgelegt utto ben
SSbte pl se, 9oss roe's er
tpltben tpei pertduften cine ante 4arcele Iiegen
bletbt. Der 4iitfes bat elm Siertbel boar un5 6as
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mebr 81 perpoufeiHmiteit 7a4egelI nGberen 8eftinz
munger uet1uetfen mir ai III fer Circular lber beIen
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ten, unb bic OefeubGft beabbtigt, Sub Mgenten in
eoent County bes Staaes unsuitee. Gubfcriptionsz
bidder beEnbenit9 in ben 8dlben pom Anion Relfpn,
Sbabmeiiter 6eIir R Gbeatbant, Sefretdr, uno Sof.
Sauoef. 9eneraI=Agent fir Ginpanocrnna, pelde
autoriirt nh, untersei9nInsen fir Attien Der Sc
feHi6aft ellteegen ~ nebnen. so
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g ts.4.E Yrdiihent Der Ienn. GoIpnifatipn5z
ss - uub GinmanoerInqsz eieHidaft.
Sell, q. Gbeatbam.
Sefretdr. f7fept 3m
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-16
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@liDsstaaateua..a

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Die DSenueifee <Staats;e itnnen Der.
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ltebt Elm fur 9osaIitat essrn Oas
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far ben nobeIn @onsreb Der Ser, staa.
ten, Der, bonn gOIts eripabIt, aud Die
anf9ten bes Bottles ausfpri@t. .s,a
Sober &epublifaner foIIte es lid5 emit
lid angeIesen fem IaRea, Der ,staats.
3eituns" LIBERAL gerbrsituns ~ Oe6eu.
IS 1T elm llnternebnen, iueI6es bon
reStIi6 OentenOen g1anuern ilnterF6st
iOerOea raabts. llnO iuaBrli6 bsborf
cine 3eituns llrtsritatuns, Die e iS
sur aufsabe tnadts ao9aIitaf nuS
SOrtf@ritt in Der Suite Der fliS.
li9en Staatcn gu prebigea.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-16
@ffdrfi6nna ber Vftrbe.s
1roflamatiDrt.
$50; bes
Gouberneurs 6es Stantes SennelIee

s5s5-ss-z Stont Eennefiee,
-st- Grecutips Bepartement 20
9nfhpiIIe, Eenn. 3. Sept.
IN ben Sberiff non SapibiOn County in beiagtem
StaGte uie9nen Srlb: = ~
Sssrnit befebIe ilh 5bHen in Sbrem eeuntu bic
BabIurnsn 81 Sffnen NIB Bo5Ien an allen BobfpIds
sen am ften Gage ees Deenofs Ropembe dbasihnIfen
utie naeem Sic geb6r sc ROts III sefesabiger 6ofuI
ge9eben haben, etnen Reprdientnnfen fir bic @enes
rals Affenibip 81 erD6hIeu nt bic 9acnns 3u fHen,
be onr9 bic Hegnotion Ses Con. aBm. q. 2eDis entz
ftnnoen TT; pn6 Sic uerben mir bic iduIbtge 8erite
1bftutten. ME IS ods @efeS erfrrbert. ses@fY 4
gum oeugniGe oefien babe Id meine 0a<
Il. s metlsanferf9rtft biernnter aefest unb be-
fobleH, onb bos srobe StaatsiiegeI ottad3irt
-, wtro. 50 eei9ehen i'm Seplrtertent 9aafbz
utue am 1. Gage i'm @onat Getober 1866. is
Sir ben Gounerneur -. @. 8rpwnlcsp,
u 5. 6let3eE Stddtsfetr. 50-1g1D.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-16
Nrpflaniattpn
beS
0puperneurs be5 Staates 5rnnei1es.
Sto1t SenneHee,
Greclttp Department,
81 dfh nil lie. lenff 4 Octnber 1885 y

lGGeClttpS OtpQfteIueHtg
5fIt Rafbpttle, 5enn,, 1. October 1856.
An ben Sheriff pom SamiIton eountp in beiaatem
Stadte meinen @rub:
Der eommifftoner fir bic Reeifrirnng Der Stimm=
bere9Ngten IN Sbrem eouutp bat beritet, sas bic
aegiirirnng uerpoutdnotgt babe nnb eaber eebIe id
Sbren, am 1it,n Saee hes @onats 4open1ber bic
sSablnrnen Su DiineH unb BabIet an allen BabpIds
sen in SPrern Gouiitp absubalten, unb nn1bem Sic
geborige &ott; IN seietIider 6prrt segeben buben,
elnen Observation-Disclosures tir bic @eneras A1emtlp bie<
les Staates 81 erw6bIen I'm bic gacans III fien bic
eur9 einen Bei6tuB beS @eprdjentantenHa err
iolgten AnsitoBung hes George .. Softer enttanben
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Diitritt oeer Dsnnicipalet Aemtern nnrIesen, ME
Semen ioles ofceu betannt 1T, unb Sic rnouen mir
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ME fol4es Su q oas @efes erforeert TT.
as, Gum Seusnis bierfir babe i'd meme
j.. s. Namensnnterfebrift blernlter sefest unb
befoblen, baB bas eroBe Staatsfiegel atlas
4 y dirt Iuirp. 50 aei9eben i'm Sepanement
ju Raibpiae am I. October 1866. f..rg
SDr ben @ouuerreur aB. @. 8ropuIpw.
H. s. s tet6 er, Staatsietretdr. 2oet 1bnop.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-16
ASrpfEn1iintiDm
oe6 gfa f4
@puSerneurS brs StaateS Sennefee.
siaat EennsfEee,

Stat 9enne1fee,
GTecntip= Separtemeut,
Gafhpille, ssenn,, 1. October 1866.
gin ben SberifF Don Garter go,aHtp in beiastem
Stonte meinen 9rnB: e nr5affsg tr-y
Der eommiiionsr iiir bic 8egtHriruns Der Stimrs
beretigten in Sbrem eonntp bat bertets bdb er bic
8egiftrotiou udnidgt babe unp oaber befebIe I'D
S5nen, am lien Tase hes Ronats Ropember bic
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sen IN S9rem eountn abiuhatten. nne nadeem Sic
gebDrige Rptisen in geiesm6biser 5erm gegeben boz
ben, einen 8eprdientanten fir bic Hemblu
6iefes Slaates crrudhIei, I'm bic Sdcdnj 81 fien,
bic ourcb einen Bei6lMB hes &eprdientanfen 6auies
erfogten AusitoBune bes YIeniant @iIlams entitans
ben 1T ebenio ale 8acansei ~ fen, bic in Gouii=
to- Sttrtt ODER WWncIpaleu AeHtteru porIiegen, Iie
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mir pom 70 Gef6e5enem bic f9abieen 8eridte nbftatz
ten, ME So.4es Surb has @efes erforbert 1T.
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foblen, hab 0as arpse Stnatsftsg gel attadbirt
-. Iuiro. 50 gei9ehen i'm Departments su
gaibuiIIe am tften Tase hes gsonats Oetober 1856.
Sir ben gOuperneir H. o. BrnwnIow,
VI. 5. STetber, Staatsfefretar. Poet bluoD.
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Offfstene1r Mn,eioeir.
Nrpflamaatipm
@OuSerneur, bes staetes senne6er.

81 @cuSerneun, hes Staates SrnneIrr.
49, Stat Eennefee, ,1 !
s7rliz Ereentiu 3epartemeTt gS
s5es Hafhpille, TeuH-s l. October 1866.
an bic Sberfffs Ser Counties: Smith u. GUNNER IN
befagtem Staate utsilien @rtls:
Die GommiFtoatrs fir BITE &ceiftfirHne Der Stimr=
bere6tieten in Shrem Gpuntp babeu bertcbtet BAT &c
BIC &egiitra ion Derpondnoigt baben une 6aber be=
febe i'd Sbnen, am fen Eage bes @onuts Stppember
Die Bobhnnen gu Stfnen unS aSdhien absnbditen an
aIen aBoHI: RIdSen in Sbren Counties, nm nodoefm
Sic geb6rige &otis S5orm RebtenS 9egeben haben,
elen Senator fur bic General Iemblp bieieS Stdas
ties u erpdbIen, MN bic gaeaHs ~ fnens bic ourcb
bic &eiisnation ees 6on sSnp. 8. BomeH e4titanben
1T: ebenfo ole @Ganiea ~ flHfn. bic N; 9ountp,
9tritt orer Rinictp0IS Meter uprliegen, ME hnen
fol1es offieiel betaiint 1T -unb sic TDoen mir non
10 @eiGebenen bic irbnIcisen 8eridte Gbotter, ME
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......st Sum s8eugttis bierffr babe ID bieruitter
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-. fphIen, bdB saS srese StaatsiieeeI attadbirt
Ipiro. so geidebeH i'm Department. ~
1aibuile am titen Tag hes Ranots October 1856.
Sur ben 9ouperneur -. O. BrppMlcm.i
u. 5. SIet9er Stadtsfetretdr.
2oet btnop. :
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@euperneurs oes Staates 4enaelIee.
ttF8f 81 Staat 9erneffee, al
GTeeutip 9eparfement
RafhnfIfe rem 4 rSr.n6s,. sosss


Ggecutip Department, ;
RafbottIe, TeHn., L. October 1861
I'm ben. Sheriff pOu giIes Gountp In befoatem
Stante meinen 0rus: e !
Der Gemmiifeuer fur bic siesifirtrne Der Stimuis
bere9taten IN Sbrem GciIftp bat beribtet, eak e.
bic @egiraton nltdnbigt babe unh bcher befehe
Id Sbnen, an 1jten 9aee bes aRpnots Roneu.ber Sic
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Jhrem &slntp dbtRhaten, uii6 nnt6bem Sic aeh6tfae
Aotts IN aefeHmdbiser 6prm eegeben boberf eifre,t
@eprdienianten fur BITE @enerat stHenbIu bieies
$taetes g erwdhlen, UNI bic Baeans AZ fllIen, bic
euf9 BE Aegnation bee Con. 6. Y. Gr6mau entfians
ben Ut eheafu aEie gGcdnse ~ fuen, bic in eonns
tas Gitritts oSer wnnieipdi Aemtern uorteaen rpie
Shnen fet9es ofHsieu befannt IT = ,inS SIC IpoIen
mtr pom e geihebenen bic i1uI6een sri1te abitats
ten ME Sol9es eur4 has 0etes erforeert II. ssf
t Gum SeugatB kierfiif babe is nteine
Las, ssiemensunteri9rif MISUNDERSTANDING be-
1850 foblen, hab oae erobe Stadtsiieael alfothiri
Iuise. 60 eeibeben TN Tepatteraes.t n
Raibpiae am iisen Gage ses Ronats Getober 1866
SIR ben Gouuernear I'D. o. 0romnIDm.
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Souberneurs oeS sStaateS senneHee.
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GTecutiu+ Tepdrfement

II e=s Gteat Eenneifee,s 81 IL
GreeitiD- Tepdrfenient,
- NafbpiIie, 5enn., 1. Dctober 1856
Yin ben SbsriI pom Sumner GOuntp in beiastem
StaGte meinen 9rus: - - =
Ter @ommtfiioner fir bic 9teeiftrirrlne Der Gtmnas
bere9rgteH IN Shrem Gountp bot berio5fet ha6 er
ote Se9rnfton peruoHtdnbet babe un6 naber befehIe
i9 S9neIL am 1iten Taee hes Dtonats sopeuabes Sic
xSo1inrnen 5u otInen uno 9satIen allen 9eabIpId<
gen IN Jhrem County absu5dlten uno nadhbent sic
geaorige 1otl3 IN aeiesmdBieer 6Grn eeasbeu baberi
einen senator un6 einen Geprafenfanten fur bic
generak Anenbls Stefes Staatcs 81 erIpdbe, UNI Sic
Sacan5 gu fnnen, bic, ourcb bic 8efgudtionen Der
9cn. Scbn %. Bopen unb 6on e. u. Rrnne e,tt.
ltanoeh ~; ebenfp ale 8dcnnien ~ fiiuen, Die in
eonnt7s, Diitritt. oeer Runisipn, Aerrtern poriez
gen, we bifen ioes etf5ieu betaint lit - iinb Sic
pohen mH pom 70 @ei9ebenem bic i6uIbigen 8erihie
apitatten ME Sol9es our9 eGs @eSes erforbert it,
.... Gum 3eugnib bicrf1r bobe i'd nreffae
IL s.: Namensinterf9rift bierunter aeiest unh
befohlen, o1b b1s groBe Stadtsfieael alta.
9irt pire. 60 sefte5eR i'm Geuarfemelit an
Soibutue am fiten 1ase hes @onnts October 1856.
sir ben @ouuerneur -. @. BrpnuIow
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