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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-12


"h result 'i '''e else''o"s III 'He
states 'I 'F'ti"U' anu -A"'"s 't'''S W
,s'''N.,' ~ = ''''' 'si"1.t - ''ls'4 ~"
F'' IN WV ''e'''S'' G u, tV''NS "a W.
"''" '1'iS."' rue 't'T,' States
i'>' "e'e'o'''e ",'''' ""'a'''' i"
'"elF a''"eiitiie"' 10 me Mon pu'
''e' 81 ''''ie nav 4 '''eS 30 en- l,iiN''c''iiS
spoken against eoPperhe'uistn. y
variety oil causes nave tended
1" produce such results among
which we may name the thor
"uSh canVassinS they received
IN the interest oil the opPoSltion'
by such men as George Francis Train
p"olittLe and Montgomery blhIr. II
our humble individual IN swinging
round the circle Could have visited
those States We incline to the OPINION
that me small mum Der oil rebel sEmF"-
TIMERS returned 10 tAeiF legislatures
would nave oeen lex out. feFh"ps IL
i best that few opposition members
nave SucceedeH' :" rs 10 give variety L"
their legislative proceedings.
The effect OF these elections cannot
he otherwise than beneficial on those
that are shortly 10 follow. New York,
Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois,
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piso.s Cure for Consu,nD,iou,

FIFTY THOUSAND persons die annually
from Consumption In the United States.
sc" census 'nT lSD)
This remedy las been for several Years
used in practice by eminent physicians, with
such marked success, that IL Is now, by ur-
gent request, Offered TO tho public as an In
iIlllhIe remedy for lung and throat diseases.
Not every one iii the advanced stages of con.
sumption can he cured, bnt'many have been
ana many NOR" are now receiving benefit
known remedies lave failed. AS an evil
d"nc" of our sincerity III the above state
m"ntS, "" WARRANT IT To GIVE SATISFAC-
TInS! Sold Wholesale and Retail by ED
NUMB EpCE ING. Druggist. No. Odd Eel.
lows Hall, Wheeling, West Va. aus
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ON the nth inst, at tho residence OF the
brides father, by tho Rev. Mr.. Fisher, Mr.
souri,. 10 Miss AnTIE II. CARTER, or Ohio
county, West Virginia.
tSt. Louis and Scdalin papers plcHse COpy.)
The attaches OF the INTEII.IGENCER Office
tender their thnnlts To tho happy bride and
groom for tho substantial token of remem-
hr''ncc accompanying tho above notice, and
unite In wishes for their happiness and pros
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THE New FIVE CEET PIEcE.-A cor
respondent Of the -imcricun journal Of
-N,tmLSmdtics writes:
After a careful search during the first
half of the present year, | have ut
length succeeded, by the help of "a
friend, in obtaining proof t?i set of
the one, two, three, and five cent pieces
OF 1856; and, innsmuch as the latter
piece, particularly, is an "Originul,"
both i'll design and Workmanship, per
hhPs description of it may prove ac-
ceptable.
have seen nothing like il in NV COlIcC-
tl0n' which abUunds III all sorts; chung
downs, Chinese cash, German Stivers,
heIlcrs, and krcutzcrs; therefore.
think am correct in the statement.
On the diverse of this remarkable
coin, the first thing that attracts the at
tentiOn is q very elaborate and highly
ornamcnted gridiron, the CLUMSY
handle of which appears to he broken
from the body, thus rendering this Gull
nary utcnSil almost useless. The uDDcr
part and sides of this gridiron are hung
with leaves OF some sort, strongly re-
Ininding one OF the savory lunches of
herbs displayed in II markct-hOuse in
Autumn, or of Il green grOCcr'S sign in
hucklcbcrry time. Perhaps tho same
accident that severed the handle of the
grldlrOn also fractured the lower part.
for we notice that it is there skowercd
ny two arrows, pointing in opposite
directions. The motto, "In God we
rust IL very OppOTtune, for tho IN
,rc"i0r, Of this coin may rest assured
That the devil will never forgive him
for such an abortion,
The reverse Of this thing is less OBJ
'JecLlOnRblc, for tho inventor ;pDnnrS IL,
have almost exhausted his reInnrknbIo
skill on the diverse. However. he has
made ~ "bold push" and brought forth
something. Here we have II circle of
stars intersected with thirteen bars of
three scratches each (pcrhnps no never
saw Nova Constellation, around the
top of which are tho words Omitted
States of America" in very delicate
letters. The makeup OF this coin is
completed by tho insertion in TITO field,
OF "a big, loud ., with Gents" in tho
exerGuc, which must DO pronounced in
the peculiar oyster saloon style, thus:
"F'iUc ccnts!"
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A Troy PAPER says "thc President
stands on rock" This geological in
telligcncc is hardly definite enough.
Wo want to know on what sort OF ~
crock" he stands on. Stewards sun
port suggests "tTMp" rock, ana if cop
pcrhends arc consulted, it may be
"mGrGLc," while Andy's personal hah.
Our Feninn friend, Shamus, swenrs
TINT "a. j." can't stand on "shaAi-
rock" 80, perhaps, after all, his foun-
dntiOn is "LtOck mo to sleep, mother"
with old Blair doing tho maternal
'parienL."
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DIR. I4AISOOI[AII'S
Vegetable Pulmonic Svr1

CURES COUGHS. COLDS, WHOOPING
- C"rGW. CW0rr, ASTHMA, CATARRH,
HR"SCHITlS, PAIN IN THE SIDE, NIGHT
SwENT~, HONRsE& EsIS, to which public
speakers and singers NJ" liable" COHSUMP-
rIoN, In its early stages, ami AL diseases Of
the throat Hmi lungS.
Indnrs''l by the highest medical authority
clcIGymen of every denomination, authors
ItiltnrS' professors In our various colleges, and
lhy many OF our most eminent public men.
Containing no opium, II Is apted to every
age, and can be used without fear OF the
dangerous results which follow the use OF
many of the cough preparations OF which
opium and ipCC9IC are the base.
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9ew advertisements.
Firanens' Parade

TIME COMPANIES WILL. MEET AT
tho Custom House, at a. NJ, on
Thursday, the 18TH OF Sept.
ROUTE.-Up Market street to North, TO
Main, TO First, to Chnplne, TO Third, TO Mnr-
ket, to Blldlr, to Main, to John, TO FInh, TO
Clay TO sixth, to John, to Seventh, TO Centre.
Market, To Madison, to the Fair Ground on
tho Island, then TO Main, to John, to tho
Custom House. IRA POWELL,
Chairman.
SOL. l.. DULlGY, Secretary. sopl2-2C
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GREAT Observation-Disclosures. Jack
son on Friday last engaged four cars
for demonstration Mt Ellenbor0',-
When the time came for the cars to 90
there were Ninc tickets purchased, one
for General jackson and eight for tho
bnnd. II was mWchcT.-IGTkerSGm
Times.
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RooT's PEsrAcnrxE deserves the life Of the
llair-ClIangoS II from gray to its original color
i'll three wcclts-prcvcnts the hair from fall
iug-iS the best article for dressing the hair
ever found i'll the markct-will surely remove
dandruTnnd cur" all disease OF the scalp
Is delightfully pCrfumcd, cures badness, and
VIII not stain the skin. We tell the story
quickly, ana tell it true, when we say it is n
Perfect
tSCStOrer and Dressing Combined.
No other preparation for the hair contains
PcSinchi0 Nut on. Sold 10y NIL Druggists.
oltltIN SKINNER 4 CO. Sole I'rnprietOrS
Springfield, Mass.
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Ohio County Union Ticket.

Ir will he seen by reference to our
dispatches this morning, that New Jer-
sey. through her Legislature, has adopt
e,i the Constitutional Amendment pro-
posed by Congress last session, and the
hull was promptly signed by Governor
War,I
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-12

HEADS Orr!-Wo feel like congratu-
lnting our cotompornrios, Mr.. A. w.
Campbell, orthO Wheeling INTELLuENI-
GER, aud il. s. Northcott, of tho ClalIrs-
burg I"Icgruph, upon their having beon
relieved OF tho position of POStInnslor
in their respective cities. Wo also con-
gr"tulntC tho Union people of WOst
Virginia upon their removal from those
offices. Who could have done more
than either of tho above gentlemen has
donO for tho welfare or our beloved
State? Who will now DO willing and
ready t"Clo moro than thny MrN capable
of doing for h"r interests? O. s. Long,
OF tho Wheeling Register, succeeds Mr..
tNmpbCll. Tho trCUsonuble complex
ion of that coPporho"d sheet is TO be
washed out by +" few drops of cxccu-
two patronage, and loyal editors who
pCnnCd sentiments which raised and
chrorcd the dropping hearts of weary
soldiers III yours gone by, nro TO be
Snubbrd 10y their servant the President
of these United StntUS! How OdiouS
treason will become under "my policy"
to be sureT- Vest IilyiniM Journal.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-12

An INCIDENT OF THE PHILADELPHIA
FIEE.-A dispatch 10 the New York
Tribune gives the following incident OF
the burning of the Union League Club
House in Philadelphia
After the fire had gained Roadway.
and the roof was wrapt in smoke, the
crowd was astonished by an act of un-
usual daring. a man was seen to
mount the roof near the tall Flagstaff,
where the flag and remnants of the
League, each inscribed with the name
of a State, We're huttering yet unburned
in the light of the ire.
He approached the staff. nearly hid
den by the dense smoke, and soon the
roaring fire on top made it visible that
lac was pulling down the flag.
Cheer on cheer went up from the
crowds below, but were succeeded by
anxious cries to come down, as the
hnnes threatened the life of the gallant
fellow; but the flag was pulled down in
q smoke that was almost destroying;
the flag was carried from the roof, and
borne down the ladder.
AT this moment another, and still
another brave fellow made his appear
Hnce, and, amid "a danger that appalled,
the spectators, the streRners on each
side ofthe flag were pulled down, and
hurried over the roof. This magnificent
act and spectacle was wildly applaud
ed,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-12

DROPS!

AMERICAN LIFE DROPS will cure DiDtherin
Coughs Bronchitis, Sore Throat, Asthma
rheumatism, Neuralgia. Ague In the Face,
Headache, TOOthace, bruises, SprainS, Chilb-
lnlnS, Group, Colds, Fever md Ague and
Cholera In n single day. Sold by all Druggists
with full directions for use
ORIiIN SKINNER & co. PrOnrictor,s
Springfield, Mass. DEMAS BARNES 4 90.
Agents for Boston. mnrl;I- "
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Dining Saloon.

MIR VIM. FALIOURE, OF THIS CITY,
wi has opened II DINING SALOON at No.
%. Main street. between Monroe and Quincy,
day, regularly. Breakfast from tOS ;dinner
from IL to-; supper from to 8.
III addition, meals will be served up at any
Time TO parties calling.
Tile establishment Is fitted up in tho best
style, and will compare filVorably with any
similar one In In rye CitIcS and will DO so con-
Quoted us TO give satisfaction to all In need OF
meal. sepl2-lw"
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DIED.

Brown.
TN" funeral will t9kc place today,
"Wednesday at 10 ~. NJ, from tho residence
on LnBellc street. The irlcndsof tho family
arc invited to nttcnh.
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a DACoTAH chap thinks he has found
Paradise. Hear him: mo income tax;
no internal revenue: no spies 10 see if
you treat a friend on Sunday; no spe-
cial police; no dog tax, no poll tnx, no
with, the Indinns and hnlf-breeds can't
tell one grecnback from another, so all
our ones are tens"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-12

OIL NEws,-Iiurning Springs is nlivo
again. a flowing oil we'll was struck
flows steadily full body of oil. II is
believed to be the best we'll there.
The new well on Gales FOrk-Shaw
well No. 9, noticed by us IL few DAYS
ago, proves TO DO the best well yet. 1t
IL pumping largely of heavy oil. Shaw
may yet eclipse Jones, and Gales Fork
may Iy yet go ahead of White Oak.-Iar-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-12

C"IE"te's Aromatic vegetable Soap.
"A superior Toilet Soap, prepared from re-
fined Vegetable Oils in combination with
GIyccTiTcr and especially designed for the
use of Ladies' and for the Nursery. Its per-
f'mc is exquisite, and its washing properties
nnrivalIed. Forsalc by nll druggists.
feb27-lyd&w
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The Knabe Piano

isWell enough known throughout the Irr,,s,
States 70 stand upon its merits, and II ~ I I'
necessary to Pebble them IlroMpS ny ny
country or send agents from door TO 1inorto
sing their praise. " "'"' l"
=, The proper way for purchasers to sun,l,-
themselves is TO apply to a responsible arrniS
where they know that what they buy Is iuSf'
Another method OF pushing bntl work uron
me public Is to sell through Music TSdcbS7.t
;iIoWlnS them large commissions for rproln
nGnuinS their Instruments. This mode "f
Mnlhg business Of course increases the price ms
the purchaser. nun
In purchasing from the agent of first-class
IN nii,IiG6ui;tctuter, an instrument can he Ind mt
the lact0ry MISUNDERSTANDING the repre-
sentationS Of outside makers that the dealers
commission" increases the price of the instru-
Persons in want of flrSt-oIaSs Pianos cannot
expect to buy them at second or third class
prices. Way
The public are invited to examine tho
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-12

NATivE rEAnL VERSUS PORCELAIN.
D H, ware Is poor substitute for
Natures. Let those who so believe nse
n il SG pTe9SS1 wi T1hGh If daily applied,
Teeth by keeping tho real ones so 1SJ
and healthy. Wv" "ouuu
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-12

A w0ULD-TE prophet, down Soutb.
lately said, in one Of his sermons, that
he was sent TO redeem the world and
all things"
Whereupon native pulled out "a Con.
fedsTnte shinpInster, and asked him u
fork over the specie for it.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-12

IHE Los AND THE LAMB.-In re-
1erring to the Christian exhoTtatioD of
the Johnson men and the Democrats to
let the lion and the lamb lie down to-
Kether, Gen. Logan says is would be all
right lit were not the intention to let
the lion lie down with the lamb in tho
inside of him. ''''
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MARn1AGE Am crIIn.1,v

MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY. mn
Essay Of Warming and Instruction for Young
Men. Also Diseases and Abuses which pros.
tratc the Titalpowcrs, with sure means OF re.
lief Sent free of charge i'll sealed letter en-
vclopcs. Address, DIR. j. SEIILLIE HOUGH-
TON, Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
auIG-;ImdISw
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Greenwood Cemetery

Greenwood Cemetery.
GlTUATED ON THE NATIONAL, ROAD
NJ miles east of the city, is now ready for
interments, sale, and Improvement Of lois '''
a., II ~ contains 81 ncres of land, and is laid out
IN me most modern and improved style
can ne easily reached at all seasons or the
year aI, py the National Road, and for three
I0urIhS OF the year by the HempfIeld Rail
SoSa Is perfectly secnTe and intended to
nnery; public vault, chapel, artificial lake
0unItins, ETC., TO make It equal TO the best
Tnfal cemeteries in the county.
ample provision Is also made for its en-
laigement, order and care in perpetuity,
CeLSOns DESTROYS of purchasing lots can
examine the grounds with the Superinten-
gent, who has plat, or secure them by chill
ing at the Office of the Secretary, on Main
street, over the Bank of Wheeling
PERSONS wishing to make intermentS will
for. '-At'n ''ieEc-
Tickets of admission to Iotholders mn,
visitors will be issued by the Secretary.
PPTresidenti R: g. Bonham, Secretary; j. T.
Bell, Jno. A. Armstrong, Geo. ADAM I, 'H rs
jordan, f. A. Hildreth, anal Ia ~; w.
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MnstraI anstrutrteuts.

INHE GREAT REPUTATION OF rur
,.;, hH i.. iilno has induced makers OF In
merS that the Pianos they sell are nrr S%s,%
Sor SnS S 3he k % made BY
This Is nm old dofiGe, md GT T ;% NC;
h IitGuGei ny manufacturers, who cannot .oE
their Instruments to the trade AMI co, zen
market mt any price 'iiei" on the
This mode OF doing business shouId la
enough 70 convince purchasers at one, ~ ,' Ue
SUPERIORITY OF THE KNARE Vi rio me
mere fact Of small makers taking ILor, no no
the STANDARD, and working mnCr G tI 'tS
Snry. '"Se nCceS-
II is we'll known fact that alI firs,.c,o
Piano manufacturers have their cStnbII'I,h>S
agencies and dispose OF their goods thrGmSb'
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y MAN living III Atlanta, Ga, sends
to tho WyandOttO Gu=cttc, KANSAS, tho
sum of fifty thousand dollars, ConFed-
"rnto money, and asks the editor to
send tho paper II month.
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A CORRESPONDENT says: at is re-
ported that Gen. Grant has said: Il am
Disguised with this trip. ! am disgust
ed at hearing "A man make speeches on
the way to his own funeral There are
no Indications, however, that the rela-
Grant are not of an entirely harmoni-
Gus character, although the General
passes most of his time in other than
the Presidential car when travelling"
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THE children and New York reIa-
tiyes Of Mr.. Douglas, who Joined the
President in New York, and went on
I" Chicago with him, do not seem 10
have been we'll treated. They have
borne their own expenses, and have
had To take their chances for getting
rooms at the different places. The hack
81 common courtesies has been the
cause OF much modification to the sis
Ter and sons of Douglas.
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DE. r.. II. KNIGHTS, Prop'r, Mclrosc, Mass.
Sold to the trndeby LAUGHLINSIS HUSH
FIELD; w hccling. and mt retail by all Drug
giStS also 10y I. IL. Logan ~ Co., and Logan,
l.lsl 4 20. mygS-3ml&M
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spettal CLOTHES.
ITCH! ITCH! ITCH!
SCRATCH SCRATCH! SCRATCH !
WHEATON'S OINTMENT

Also. cures Salt Rhcum, Ulcers, Chilblains,
and all CruptiOnS of the skin. Price 50 cents
For sale 10y all druggists by sending 60 cents
inGt"n street, Boston, 1t will bc'f0rwaruled by
mail, FREE OF postage, to any part OF the
United States. juI-Gfn
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PROSPECTUS OF
ST. JOSEPH'S ACADEMY.
Conducted by Sisters OrSt. JOseph.l
I.nIo.E.I, AI.r>:s..: ~. EN-. G..

CORNER QUINCY AND 5ru SIS,
WHEELING, w. VA.
This INSTITUTION WILL REOPEN
i for the reception OF Pupils on Monday
Aug. 10Th, 1865. The course OF Instruction
Will comprise all the ordinary branches or n
finished English Education, Music, and the
French and German taught by competent
Strict attention paid to the department of
observe punctunlly. the Rules and Reeula-
lions adopted for their improvement, and
admitted at any time during the year, and
charged from date of entrance. No detluc-
lion made for partial absence from school, or
Is finally removed before its expiration.
except i'll case of serious illness or Dismissal
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-12

METCALF's GREAT RHEUMATIC REMEDY.
This new and wonderful medicine acts
Ike magic, curing rheumatism of years
au22-lm T. II. LOGAN Il co, Agents.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-07-28

eRfoAeo, SATURDAY, JULY %, ieoe



gHaI4)Sa. n !. ;. r.rSols.. 4lp. aE
ss On ths rscds are gseen ana beausiisA
And tha Aowefs sFs fissraas aoV.
And the music of the hlrds n heard,
from We cssl, aDhs aseoni boueh !;
And the breeze will fan the fevered eh<sk.
Ard INC nsurmuFtqg Esttrs aows -
TsIiui the souEio calm seposs
70 the hin and vale 80.
This Is . charm not found 10 cities,
In the forest silent shade,
And The song II the sammer warbiss ~
sounds most % the glorious glade,
And the glimpses Of high heaven,
which w gate on irOm belaw VI III
Though the breeze stirred branches
Give The sonl 90 JOY 20.
And then the pale moon shineth I'D
Her heht on every stream,
In mild beams gentle hlleth,
Then, let me. slupbering dream;
4he teasens be light above md, y n
% Ths earth be fair below, oTf- e.
witb enc true heat 70 love ne,
1 weary-lst me &C.
Then farewell th0n eooaly city. t t
Let me feel he fresheF adv,
sine he with rcther ngtpFe
... - Hotoy and worship theresi
a In the vale, or the mountain,
Gazing high, OF looking low;
rr In the field, or at the foantain,
81. am ready. let me g..
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-07-28

In every csc send khe name OF each subscriher and
thsir r. o. address. With Tswn. County and State n
fall. Money b. Dram, p. 2. Order, Expresa or in e.
gisiered Leflsp 81 ~ ssnf q enr f1k.rv n ~ 81
bryan, RosBRoOK CO..
r. 0. Drawer 5827.
N 100 hzadipon D., Chicago, m
- The propretors viii donate 70 the Home Of the
friendless Chcaso, e8,oqQ Ihese VII ~ 0aoOo ~
served from the person receiving the 80 900 GIN which
sn be donated = the 1cgg thFpszh ne Young Mean
Christian Association, and from tie person receiving
the o3eOoe en- vtn ~ rsssrFed G2ooo which eii g
donated 70 she So51ierE Home Chicago; and also frcn
the persons receiving the el0.' 90 Gina b 0rsenbseks,
viii b. reserved 500, making $500, which win b.
donaxed IL dgsrenf Orphan Asylns e NE cls =
Chicafe. APsct TILE YIN - sven1o an Of he stoye
1enl Eglate. s}itSf set !. ~tI3- ~
srA HOUSE, havs changed 10 p,1ce 81 hoding d.
oonceft fe1 he 0pefa Hoase b Sni1k Nixonb cou-
-'s''s' - 80 ATs'9 fsyafll r. n fsY3ess.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-07-28

GREAT INDICTMENT. FINE CONCERT
LTsT OF GIFTS.


49, Kinxis's Addition 70 Chicago. on Rush
Street, being 80 BY 40 feet, valued 1t $4,000
% Lots n Brands Addition 70 Chicago, valued At 600
lS5 One fourth acre Lots In WIN. ID. AstOr's 1st
Addition to Hyds Park and Wood Lawn valued
whole section Of land In whitesIde Co.. IN.
known - 50, T. 10, X. 7, valued 81 10000
8
Total go, 900
Gin In Greenbacks, 81, 900
Gihsi Creenbacks, each $4,000 $1,000
10 0lfts In Greenhacks each 81, 900, 10000
Gths In Greenbackh esch $4,000, 1o,eOo
Gin In real estate, Coz. ssting ~ r. I, N. W.&s,
r ~ x ID, being miles west Of Chicago,
valued 81 .rH-- wY-wa. 49, 10 900
! Gin IN rel estate cousIstIuE Of a. WIS.
4. 81. r.1e, R. 4, and N. W. I, r. s7,T.
~, H. 4 In juneau Co. Via, valued nj .2 go
50 uins n real eg1sae. being any lots = Brands
A1ditinn to cGissgo,z zach 81 600 - 1000
80 Gins In Pianos, each valued al $500, 90 OOO
LOO 0ifs In aets Of parldr furniture eash $780, o040
800 0entE Gold Watches, each $3.50, 300 o
200 0ifts IN Ladies' Gold Watches each $500 5000
20 Gin IN Sewing Machines. each e1o0, 20 900
oo ~, 80 z An.c.p sis Ws.ehes each ses Is coo
900 Gfs IN silk Dress Patterns each S65 e5 600
800 Gfts In Silver Cake Baskets, each go 10000
yu3 0np In 9llver Phled Casters each SO. leon
l00eo ems In sets o. Silver SPOONS each "a 0000
10 600 Gas u ssts ~ envgr FUrAa each t9 40 90
10000 Gins In Gold ciasped Albania, sach ~ 10 0O0
$4,000 0ifs In Literary Books each - y 5000
10. 900 Gins In Cutlery. each $780, 8500e
10, O00 Qlfts In Pocket Knives, each o., ~N.0D0
700 GINS In Gin Books, each Oh, 10G9
10, 900 Gins 10 Receipt Books each Oh, 100OO
H. 10 0iss In srttees worth from vi 70 "a, $4,000
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-07-28
have IN the past, yopr. C0Ipmittee predict
the Plastersrs VII bs tie first TO apply ihs
,ffa' 1oE i,1f2SAs aA,.,.gn. !

JAMES r. KEENAN,, Detroit, Mich.
,., CAARLEs MARSH, Newark, N J.
G. w. AsEsoE, Paterson, N. J.
,ae4r JANIS GssBy, Pittsburgh, Pa.
+. p. McDERNoTr, New York.