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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-04-06
sALE.--BY vlarUE OF A

CHERIFF,s sALE.--BY VIRTUE OF A
~ WRIT Of LEVAkI FACIAS, to me directed. " III hs
eApohed to Public Sale, at the hotel IT George WHITFIELD
in the town OF New Castle in New Castle u dred New
Castle County and State Of Delaware on TUESDAY ths
lOth day Of AIsl A. d. 1896, at O'Clock, p. M the
following described Real Estate, viz.
All thoso LOTS pieces parcels of land situate living
and being In the town of New Castle in the lIuudnl
aud County Of New Castle and state az Delaware and
which are unded and described as follows to Wit;
No. All tha, certain lot parcel OF land situAte At
the southwest snd of the Of New Castle bound4i
on the north cast and north by tlls New C,slu aud
Fonehlown ltSrotd and by South street on tho south.
east by the lot Of Aud late OF Richard Dexter deceased
OF the southwest by land late Of James McCimont de-
ceased, and on the north by lands late OF eo Head
ESQ., deceased, containing aero Of land more VI esA
NO. AL that Certain piece parcel Of land egnulng
a. sake Tor lot No and in ns II land late Of eofe
Read ESQ., and binding Herewith south forty.seven
gressi west seven perches aud twoenths to stake on
line OF land OF said George Read ESQ., thenee suut ss
ana nan degeesi east twenty percnss aud ght eus
10 stake standing fourteen ieet om Morris Corner and
In line Of No. l. and binding along Herewith north
forty and half degrees twenty perees 10 tile pc
ol besnnitB containing seven and ons.lenths square
perchss.
No g. All that certain ;ot or piece Of land, tesiunny
At stake in the edge Of Vine street ia New Castle.
iset from the eastern Of
frame ne1suSge Of Charles Dupont, thence along and
with Vine street tn fOrty-egh degrees west one hun
drsd aud ninety feet 10 the h D5wmanf
lo thence horth iOrly degrees ten minutes west three
hundred and thiriy-ote sir Ii ches 10 non size t.
corner VI William b. JanViets ot thence aiorg snd
with Union street north iory.seyen degrees fory,dvs
mnutes east one hundred aud ninety feet 10 stake Ia
line OF another lot Of Charles DuPunt thence seuh
ioFy degrees ten minutes three hundred aud th.
oae =et eleven inches 70 the beginning, containing oe
acre one rood and thirty three prreh,s une-leth
perch more or less. Together with all and singular
the buildings dwelling houses, foundry, machine SHOPS
aud other bu!ldinge and the Steam engine boiler Ia
benehes and ether fixtures thereto attached
seEsd and taken u execution the property Il Jofeph
Allen and Mary his wife and James Mimot. John Fin.
neBant William IL mp ct al. torTe tenants and to be
sold by GEORGE S HAGANY shera
sheiin's omee New Castle, Mach 20, is66,-meh2its
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SHERIFF'S SALES.

GHEHIFF'S SALE.--BY VIRTUE on
- Writ Of Plus Levari Paelas TO mo directed viii h. a.,
posed to Public Sale at tho Hotel OF Morris Drkn,oa
inc city Of wilmington, New Cattle County, Delaware
on WEDNESDAY, the 18th day Of April 1866 A. :
O'Clock r. NJ the iollowlng described Real Estate VIZ
All that certain tract parcel ot land situate pnty
In brandyNine Hundred In New Castle County aud
State OF Delaware and partly in Delaware County ip tb
state o. PennsylvAnia, bounded by branches Of NsN
mans Creek the Nnamans Creek landing road the roai
leading 10 Broom .lls mill and by lauds Or rhomas Rob
inscn, Joseph Walker, benjamin. Hickman John broom.
ALL FRANCIS Ennis and samuel GoOdey and containing
two hundred And one ana half acres Of land IN bs
on. he '
hel1ed and taken ia execution the property of James
W Thomson and Sarah P. Thomson bis wiie t. Is md
to be sold by GEORGE s HAGhNV sbs5iG
sherihs oui'e New Castle March es 1866 -sOts
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1OHoTOGRAPH AND WRITING Al
L huAA at eeslbl y. y. IORTlRs,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-04-06

nIssOLUTION OF CO-PARTNERsHIP.
~ The Co-parlnership heretofore existing betwas n
Louis H. Coke and Charles q Bush under The arm NJ
l., II. CoxE Co.. for manufacturing bricks il harabm
DISSOLVED by mutual consent. '
Az persons owing or having claims against the rrn
Will without delay, present such claims and m,ke ns
ment 10 Louis H. Coke. LOUIS II. OiXH
,rn, CHARLES O. BUSH
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THE DIRECTORS OF TIE
RAN NKLIN
YER MININ
COMPANY
THE aoUsToM HoUsEp LEDGE,
nae nPRIcE CuRRENrn LEpaE.

Of 1000 feet in length is located upon the opposite side Of
the same Canon the ledge already described II ia
about fest in width, with we'll defined castings.
suitable description Of these properties cannot be
given in few wofds full information may be obtained
at the office Of the Company.
hsye been secured by the persona inspection or repre-
sentative Of the Company Of practical mining experience
FROM his detailed reports the Company are assured Of
the almost nexhausible rlchness Of their properly and
are made for prosecuting business with
vigor, accuracy and despatch.
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TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND SHARES

Az entirely original and mutual plan has cen adopted
for the speedy disposal Of the working capital for The
OF which all parties invited to cali al tbe
Office, No. 432 Chestnut St, fup slairsl Eban
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NIssoLUTI0N ofco-PARTNERsnIp..

rNEN DOLLARS RE EWARD.--WAsL LOST
In the city OF WILMINGTON Saturday last a lass
RED POCKET BOOK, containing about twenty Dollars
Ia money, and number Of pa ers of no value TO any
person but the owner. The finder will recev ve the aoge
426 Market Street.
Apa-st SAMUEL CHANDLER.
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programme calculated 10 Oil the hall apart from tho
patriotic charitable consideration involved has been
printed an1 circulated.
HoOLEYs OPERA noUsx, BROOKLYN.
Tho we'll known comedian Charley White X In the
third woek Of his engagement at Hooleys. and Mr. T.
Warden, a musical comque from London, eniers HE
nrs this evening Both artists supported by strong
company.
Mr.. JOHN =. OWENS IN BROOKLYN.
This favorIte comedian will appear in his charsctax
OF SCION Single and the Live Indian at the Brookiyu
Academy Of Music for two nights May IL and TO- the
present week The Happest Day Of Nv I.lfo will bs
played tonight
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charge OF violating the Excise law but all the defend
ants with one exception discharged, the complaints
against them being invalid
Captain Petty OF the Fifth precinct, arrested John
Cordes, OF SO West broadway for giving away intoxcat
ing liquors TO his customers after II O'Clock on satur
day night in violation OF law Cordes was held IN t3oo
bail to answer before the Court Of Sessions
BEFORE JUSTICE MANSFIELD.
Christopher Rose 242 Cherry street; Eugene Shilling,
81 avenue A; Paul Bruder, 1914 East Eleventh street;
Quirnus Klau IA Stanton street, and henry Dreger 10
Delaney street. arrested by the police FOR keeping
their liquor saloons open after twelve o'clock on satu
day night and the magistrate required them 10 give Dali
in $500 each the complaints preferred against
them.
BRFORE JUSTICE LEDWITH.
Henry Permot 1,233 Broadway; Henry Mailman, l0s
aurens street. and John H. Srocker 400 Broomc street,
arrested for keeping their liquor places open yes
terday and the magistrate held them in 500 bail each
TO answer.
The total number OF arrests yesterday for violations
Of the law ntoxcaton and aisorderly conduct was
eighy-sx. For violating the Sunday law there were
forty seven arrests OF which three females for
intoxcaon there twentyone arrests OF which
was a female and for disordery conduct eighteen OF
which four were females The precincts In which the
largest number Of arrests were made were the Eigh
teenth and Twcntyrst In the First there were eleven
arrests for violating the Sunday law In the Tenth thore
were FIVE arrests for violation OF the Sunday law and
Ave for dsordery conduct and In tho Twenty first there
were Ave arrests for violating the Sunday law TWO for
intoxicatiop and three for dsorderIy conduct.
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rIPTH SACRED CONCERT AT IRVING HALL.
No stronger proof OF tho popularity OF these Sunday
evening concerts Irving Hall could be given than last
night when despite ths previous and rain, larss
audience was present a, ,hs nth OF the series Mus
Louisa Myers sang Tor the ar, time here and although
she possesses a sweet, clear highly cultivated
soprano voice tuot conrato properly spcaking she 10
totally inadequate TO render tared music Her specSA
fbrts Is light, sparkling, allegro pieces for hsr
voice does not possess the body or organ-likO
volume requisite for tho selections shs chose
at last evenings concert. Mr.. Morgan played AZ
usual his brilliant, Characteristic pieces ana CAV
the Magic Flute Overture in nne style ON being
cncored he played hia eacf dGume-iho ever wccon,s
overture to Obcron The duet for organ and pahofoc,
with Mr.. Colby, not 40 successful as tho singing
piano tone was remarkably deficient latter
mcni and II consequently did not harmonic well with
the organ Messrs Castle and Campbell sang splon-
ddy The latter artist did full justice to tho stirring
aria from Elijah at Ia Enough and Mr. Castle sang
"In Native Worth from tho Creation, In unexccp
tlonabic manner Tho popular duet from tho Daughter
OF the Regiment repeated by request last evening.
and os, none Of s charms the hands OF these ddn
gnishei vocalists.
COMPLIMENT TO Nm. W. y. Jonssos.
grand complimentary concert vii, be given TO Wa
ter Russel Johnston organst Of st. panrs Ncthod..s
Episcopal church, Wednesday, May IS, a Irving Hall
M. c. bUsCHH GHAED COMPLIMENTARY coNcthf.
Mr. G Busch who Is long and favorably known to tbs
musical public has been for Owe months confined with
inaamsaory rheumatism, wholly unable 10 a'iond to
his professional dutes aud ~. consequences, In po
ston where the generosity OF his trends Is most 70
CURED and mos, acceptable grand complimentary
conccr, for hts benefit viii accordingly bc given a, IT,
wing Hail. Saturday evening next at which Mr. \ u
Mills Robert Heller and Robert Godbec. will pcrforBs
on tho piano Mr. Geo W. Morgan, on 0dqil's new
organ viii delight tho with three Of his
best pieces The yocaisc part o, tho concert wlib
sustained by Miss Fanny Stockton Mos Zolia Harrison.
ME Stella Bonhcur, Mce.,s Cafi' J AdAvani IL"
boy choir Of Trinity church, and many eminent artists
who have volunteered their services for this praise
worthy occasion.
THE GREAT CHORAL FrsTiyA
be held at Irving Hall On Tuesday and Ihursiay
evenings next under the direction Of DR. Cutler prooi
sos 20 be highly merorious regarda the mua.c Tn
greater portion Of Eu,h aud selection from ssm'oa
viii be the leading features OF this grand featyAi cho
rus o; hundred trained voices viii render hcsc great
|
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II. LOUIS hAtkr-lih1T Dhfs
LAclsps CouEsS, saturday. May i2.-Premum $500.
single dash Of mile free for all 10 rule For this race
there four starters aud the heat was very clcsey
contested Gendowcr winning, beating Luther Abu
Bechcr and Lutestrng. Time, Is1
s.sx Du.--Premium 5000 milo heats, free 10 rule.
For this Ave came TO the post viz KnishthOod,
Berkshire, Revolver, IAccde and Dixie. Knighthood
In two raght heats Berkshire second, Revolver
third, Laclede fourth, and Dixie distanced Tine,
1tsE-1a7Z
SANS D,r.-sou,hern Hotel sweepstakes free for al,
three years old 70 carry hundred pounds, three
pounds allowed for Niles and geldngs $50 enrance.
half forfeit, $500 added by the Southern Hotel mile
heats For this race johnson A Bfuncrs G. Mugglns,
by Jack Malone dam Fanny McAlleier; Dr. Weldon .
CD colt Billy Conner by imported Tazxoetto dam Wax
Wing, by wagner H. Van Lew'ss G Liverpool, BY I'm
ported Bonny Scotland, dam Young Fashion; u v.
Hgtohnson's e. Lilac, by Lightning, dam Dolly Car
ter. by Glencoe, and b. J. Crosses Moonlight,
BY Lesnston, dam by Glencoe, started husgins won
fourth and Moonlight distanoed Time, OIL 1oi.
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THE GREAT CHORAL rrsTIvA'
brooklyn city News.

ssnIorr BrRslSG AcIpESr AT ain O'CLOCK yesterday
morning little ant gih twelve yoar Of ascI n
the employ OF Isaac Mott, Of Third Avenue snd
Twenty street, kndiing IRE, aud while IN tbs
act of pouring koroFenc oil b. accelerate Ito
progress the column of nJd caught fire, exploding h"
can scattering portion ~ the burning contents on hrr
face hands and neck, ami inf citing such injuries thai
her recovery IL doubtful Policeman Johnson ~ho ~as
in the house at the time Of The accident went To t,.
o. the little sufferer, aud on learning The stufs
Of the affair procurd Immediate medical sd
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Bodiss Youns In che Nay.

Fosr Htslrps, Nay ~, l-r
The boty Of . man was found 81 Bay RIDGE 70 DAY
Deceased rss dressed Ia army pAnis blouse, dasem
add socst and a mus,xcAe
Another body Vas found % Fort Hsnilton frssssi 10
black coat dark corded pants gray yasi, ana r-fssi
on the arm % Y. b. ~ s;h e.. Il Art he yerdci
IN zach "foand drUvrsd
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The washington Despatch.

Wssmsgws May -, 1906
General Santa Anna was, % " Known, professeiiy
strong sdherent Of Macmillan several years ago, bat
subsequently deserted his imperial Hghness What his
business Ia ths United STATES q, is time has not yet
uansprcd In Washington. " Romero, the MsricAn
Minister has received no communication concerning
him There Ia 10 believe Dat be has "
this country In an ono Al character.
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Appealing Ousbur.t OF the Washington
Fenians.

Tho Washington Wolf Tone and Red Hand Circles %
the District Of Columbia have Joined In appeal TO the
Fensn brotherhood, whose real had considerably
abatei announcing crisis and exbortins union Ia
grand struggle for the Independence Of Ireland They
forcbly declare IN favor % Roberts and Sweeny The
promise IL thrown out, apart from this appeal, that
real Fcnan army will soon take the neld and conrbu
lions accordingly solicited for the comfort of the
soldiers
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Part 2-sos 2ssi ss4 iisc, ssa, 80. sse' iozs. .o2
sss es2 iii2, ii2s, ass 40 2ss, sts, Lao, Ilso,
1855. Io4 >os, sss, 1s7s 25s ess, 1901 H. as isT
ce, ss3, sol, 100 special Term Demurrers Nos q,
rs H. a. Issues Of Law and fact Nos iet, 22p l57,
ies, an, iso ISL, 1876, iss, Isp 100 49, is5 iss,
ls2, 1877. Chambers Nos 90, IS, 100, 1870, asa
scrxsoa Covxr Part Nos 2i5g, 2;i1, 1911 249I,
z25e Part 1--No.. ilss, Zet. 1875 1890 1874, 1919,
1884 2ope, 1901, 2s2s 9os2 ITS, 1881. 1000, Pass
psr I-Sos liie tsss a., ~ isas isss oil
1910, o2s, 1851. ln2 IST9 1873, 1870 igos fari =
Nos, ps0, 1850, 1870 $50 iJss io25 ittg l3i3 liza
1883 lava 1874 iyys 4 "a
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Bloody Array NJ Hs.pson, Va.
rosxu,.u uorpos MAJ m fsql

S~iou. fracas occurred AZ HAMPTON yesterday sfisr-
noon between T. TAhmler, the Deputy rhsrn, AMI q
msrcl doing business In that Tbs latter
stabbed In four different places
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uhsgr oTsusire ssitff rfis' ~ uftar
UH aoUWTAHyT'r BiriNfFfTfNU FLt ~
Usnufsffufef - the Me- iofs b'infrfilnr fgnf~sr
~ 80 under t~ q W. iNf ri tNH bfsff -
Hs.h n nsstly IRE Huafl ~ Iirfaff1 il g. fuh~
scloais and 1sfl - fbaFes sui fffs ttau ai ~ ib-
10. rs 81 flafi1u hoaF~s a. Harf fT aFaex
ssanshps ani 30 81 ~ usri u si 49, sa siir.
FONihL TuuHFtya. o. trisf stff>i.
Tgf ssis b. al dfuuts
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Major General y . saekles has sFFisss 81 IA Brrreot
VoIra from WAkhnflJa T1sffs " gfadr1tc1 vHefa
b. 10 suaa Y, rcgsrs sss active e,nzand bs sssafs-
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As /. Love Token pha,on = Son, s.,e.-

less cIu.st ~ tie NIGHT BLOOMING CEnHtN " tt~
appropriate Ia the whole catalogue o. @ouysSfs Gu
pd-fferh from hia ravrs and WITH laii
his winscoud inue into the air sven euchssinx
fragrance.
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Al. I..b.nu. Axent aud

az Brosd~ay Il nnd L'EaAIL M pAKfS 4ip.rsr 70
stin preparation have ever us~d u pssaei .sft
aud bn" apraluurr. sni l.aFrs tho an wio s1a clear
Extract ftotn letter puna Mr. ImisA Wsiiss,
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All Prise. Csshsd D" Legal Lotts'is"-
j CLUTE nrsssr 10 Brosasp
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Bateheior's Hair Dye.-rhe Hesf Ia tbs
~uIh the only fsffet Dye hasastrtf fe-,.r iss a-s
fsoiofy - Barclay street
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Ak Your Druggist Tor Dr. uanhtEs
HOME BTIKns. The ehssra pfesentse pfsoi ~ uf~sa
street. New YORK
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FIorenes Toel--tifss sewing Machines.
R~s IN 80 uffff YfpnfstL sENtsy NAHfilsh
COMPANY 80 - Er~f-af
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A.-Motf. Chemical Ponsde Restores
gray hair without dying h hnss hslr tfssslE known.
I.s dyes liquid prcfslagn Depy n Bsfisy sifr-'
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Bsrgsfn..-Linen shirts 81 -; "ses fs-
land rhilu e. Paper C0nafs ~ asITn FOWLER.
s1-s r.ft Row.
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THE FIsrer srOlR OF EsBi-isH SCOTCH tNp PARfs
CDATisoS, fROtsErisV, 'if,fHs AND DOttAihs
10 sidsl ~ ihs ci!. nsnslncn ch sol inspcei ifep
BKokAN bkys., II Lsag r'is pscr sn1 - fppb sFr"us.
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ChoItra.-Dr. Rte "eti-. syrop, the
s4fe ani safe remedy. should b. ~ srsy hgus, TvA
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n,au..naa nl.inf.,,,nx pnua.r.

tkssf-s 49, hsusf fisa fttfil. Il hae
Dfsr..afs Ifsfaf'f ffau @tH
wanrfAsf4frf saisy 70 $40 Nsften fh~aleai Ngks
% o. - ssafa fifssL NsW nnt
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,InrrI. parL. narrI..ni.

Howe sewing Machine Company
Iifks now. D., ffrs.ffai ~ hfpsd-sf Ags-,s
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Di.inf.et Your Ifou.s. snd All Places

Crfstndoro'. HAIR Dyf-The Nest Ever
Anufssufei H4ostsis .ut rF-li alsg sgfhf9, 81 %
iulfF
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Round nan Hotel aud water Care.
sort f,spfH. Hsu Aos " shatsrs y.
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sfs of,sa sy.sisosed wons ne sssns,s 80 .s~'i~
ritsga -si,h b. rsagy,s osif ~ hs ~ ~
sur. rrz.sy. BROusH yrHyiFrgg covUrs
WORK LozESGEs a., snfis 49, .r-.if.i
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The Improved giipifs iioeA Lssh''',,s
fs~i.s HsskIa a o. fIfhEh. 70 F
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Tn. linton natton Uoi' Nss hi"' - s"'"
.,slas..i, ~ - sfssEh NAsNlh|ttt. 'f"'~
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Tarhtsh uash.. ~ Isigbt btrss'- SO
rsr afea - tltir srlffFff ed iarffHfft car
s,.at. V "a s.fnsF NJ hs-'. al. "a = 80
asta-ostf . bHA "
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Ssa, A. i eLas.i ~ go a,' *, p, ,,' a.,
lflfuu sffes
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WOFFIs PHFEs NOTFTFHHFhs
sHAsD OlysftH TO-DAY. MlHff tvpL
iAaFM sND siffNE VIA
Thr hofse 81 Naflsaa Hfaf4a. Npffissna sgf
n .fsfn tfs liss
80 re , fsy Dire GO Asfris Pa
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symptom. OF Worm. III ,hi,a..n

faf irfofrntftr1 fafnlsAef IT, Nlshes falfs psi -
s8lttsgns ausf ~ sints ~ srid 49, sllssF
TAYLOR a 20. bsaasfa 10 wsl art-l 10.
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wts. Toap.s. sud ornAfn'"'~i is'f-
-, 100 ffss ffs go fitf lgf.rL lttt - Ns~@s
A H4Tt iEi.yns. Mrttf ffsft
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The following correspondence took place between
General weitzel and General Mcjia.


y
GrSrn.I understand that you have taken seventeen PIT
liberal forces and that ntcnh 70 execute.
them In OF the whole civilized world pro'ert
against such horrible Of barharity believe Viii
power which represent with pfnmy forever
M-1icrns lighting IN their counyt aud ior
the freedom OF country against foreign II
act which, this age, will III universal eKecauon
permit his be done under the
mont, without is behalf entering this solemn protest,
1 am sir, very respectfully your ob.dient servant.
a. WKITLEi, Major General Comma nding
To Ma jor General TOMAS MIA, commanding line Of Tie
No
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"a. p.sara NE. winsie-'s soe,h,ns

xs..i., 4 wilson, Ls,t su'sh sew
A.. v'-EI.s 80 Es.isBhss Fscaart 90 Dfasf~ff'
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We H,ssfa 49, 49,. '.,s..ss q, .I~1 So. -.
~. 49, '..is ttfs ID IL gfirs -rs~ tset.t 49, -
esl. ws tfaI 81 g. o. ~ F.sf - ~ - -" -
go vets DE- fs.sfss 80 saif f',r. 80 $500 -
.. ,rf.fss lstas usitts. 800 - 80 49, =
- ssit tsss tees ~ "a y =. " HNNi 81
81. 80 fa, ssgtsz
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The great feature Of yesterday Morrisana was th'
informal opening The grand Inauguration takes pac'
today OF Morris Park. Tho committee, IL Understood
with the view Of cutvatlng decent inipartality 10
yed certain members OF the sporting fraternity. AM
certain members o. the aicrnities which decidedly
not sporting 70 assist al the opening But they did no.
20. Nevertheless there hundreds who did 20, az,
doubtless the proprietor made tocrably good thin
By IT, Al kinds Of versions were urre: frepcbmeI
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sRRrsrs ron vfoLATfoS OF THz Law.
~ the Tombs Police Court yesterday morning, befors
Iu4;icc Dowlny. several men were mtazget GU tia
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-09-04
Enroll the Voters.

We urge upon our friends throughout
the State the Importance of immediate
and constant work COR success III the fall
elections There is vast deal to be
done and the time is short. Still there
is time enough to win glorious victory,
If we Commence our efforts at once Let
the opponents OF radicalism in every
community, without regard to their past
political affiliations, be thoroughly or
ganizsd. Let complete lists be prepared
In every township, embracing the names
of all who will vote the conservative
ticket Examine the lists carefully and
see that every man is registered before
the election and then, on the day of
election, see that every man votes. But it
is of the utmost importance that the work
be commenced. at once and diligently
prosecuted. Don't wait for others to
move first; commence the work your.
self Don't depend upon committees
unless you know the committee meu
are at work, then give them all the a.
sistance in your power. Ii some active
man in each township will undertake
the matter at once, the whole cousrr
vative vote of the State can be listed
in . single week those still unregistered
can have their names recorded, aud, or
the fourth Thursday il October, or
entire State ticker can be elected
Certainly the importance OF The pies
eat political campaign should b suti-
cieat to prompt every lover u civil
and political rights, every friend 0: the
constitution AID the Union to omit uo
effort that may BY any possibility tend
20 the defeat Of the Go-clutiouaty fac.
tion which now controls our State
government. Every consideration that
can stir good and patriotic men 10 &C
ton incites the conservative men OF
West Virginia 10 - TO work earnestly
and 1t ONE.