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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-10-13
sale q Land.
". y. & 7. ". Holt, adm'rs, i

sale "a Land. q
". ~, e I. ". Holt, adIn'ns, . - q /.
vs.
Caroline Holt. ct MS.
Petition 10 sell land.
By virtue ct u decree of the COUNT
Court ~0fFrsnkiia county. Tenn., rrunuun.
ccd at itfOetpner term. 1866, Twill, on
"Wednesday. 3ls,, Inst
on TIE premise, sell to ;hehigiicst bidder
on y credit of six, twolvc aud eighteen
months. frNrcpt tie s:m Of sIctn be pli,
in cr ~ the tract OF land OF which j. II
sIult died possessed. containing Il acre
subject 10 The widow dover. Tiu Wild.
owS dover has been laid of, leaving O.
said land is situa1d in franklin county,
Tenn. district No.. !, nr Tie waters of koch
Creek. aud viii be sold together, or G;yi.
dcl. ii wished.
Notes with approved sccrrity will he re-.
guirCl. and u lien rctaiBcl lHt1 the pnr'
>. G. 1NOGIiS, Clerk.
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OWEN

Having suggested the insolvency of the
estate orr. sims, deed, notice is hereby
given to all who have claims against said
estate to file the same with the Clerk of the
County Court of Franklin County. Term,
on or before the 9th of Novcmber, 1856, OF
the same will he barred,
III. W. NEWMAN, Admir-.
iniN--il =
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HOME JOURNAL.

TERMS,---rhrec dollars pcrNnuum, inya-
riNhly in advance; Six months. two doll
lars; three months, one dollar and Twenty
i've cents. No substitution received for II
less period than three months.
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" 80 - va Nv '''''
Our manner Oh preserving Vc@eta
hlc roofs III winter ~, ! 'h'hh' peculiar
u this district, and IS very %I'iPjt ana
&a!r,-AIlcr taking up Siicll crops,
a3 bccts, carrots, horse r"dI-h, parsnIps,
'1rnjps, potatoes, etc., Ill '"li, dIey are
iali II temporary "hioH& hoAl on thc
surface ottlc ground on WIirh ltey
have been growing, and covered up
with ! or 4 inches "i soil, winch VIII
hccp oil such sight irosls "5 are likely
10 occur mntjI time can Ic spared 10
put them in permanent winter quarters,
tins is done in tiis section usually au-
in" the first part Of December Tn"
following manner: y piece OF ground
is chosen as dry a. possible II not nat
orally dry, Yro''S'oh mast be M''1c "c8r-
~ ~ the "'f2F, i""er M" IRE 6'|IoM q
He PIT. The pit IS dug out rom lhTec
20 four feet deep, about SIX feet wide,
and OF the length rtqnircd; the roots
are then packed in sections OF about
two feet wide across the PIT, ana only
w llN ~ -'' va ''N G'NN''N' N''' ~
tween the sections, i space OF half Il.
foot is left, which is filled up with th"
soil level to the top this leaves the pit
filed up two feet wide IN roots, and
half Il foot Of soil, and so on until the
whole is finished. The advantage of
this plan is, that it l. merely n series of
small pits, holding rom three to five
barrels Of roots, which can be taken
out for market without exposing tie
next section, as it is closed of by the
six inches Of soil between. AlGo that
we find that roots of all kinds keep
safer when in small bulk, than when
large numbers are thrown into one pit
together. in covering, the top IS
rounded 50 as to throw oil the water,
with Il layer Of from l8 inches to : feet
of soil. This way OF preserving roots,
with perhaps the exception OF potatoes,
is much preferable I" Keeping thcm III
q cellar or root house, as they not o1!y
keep ire5hcr, retaining NOR" OF their
natural flavor and color, but far fewer
ofthcm are lost by decay than when
OK bDSCU W tht an ''N' '"' iIS "'l'l''
attire Of a cellar. Unmaturcd heads OF
caulinower or broccoli, however, are
best matnred in a light cellar or cold
frame lay hciup plnp;cl in close to-
nothor IN fbi, w.Iy Good heads NAV be
LeI TO .Januwv, Gabbarcs are rra
a"ryc,I vrrv sitn,r, tbcyare left oitaa
,,ic "a thew can be pulled up by the
,S i, tiiy section ,hout tho cnl of
loo. NAV nrn ih,n rnljod unond
~, H. ,jonn -IbnT,ot. mn thn.
~, .'o' nnrrpoJ rio,c togclhcrjn beds six
r'',',o ,.snga;y roir ~ojI,rs Ls,wccn
@cc' ~ w. l.., g. h,,.o ilo orornJ
y'l' ~ ",.o "a cobh ,gas are 1nJaccd
ic't''~" 80 nfo"II ;rhey oyr
80 wa. '"'y r"r So. tn'rN h,., t,na J.o,Is
'cl' ~ 'hiS wy W a"o oo,, w. H.,
or as lonS rs VIZ s,o r.an, ,riioL
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NOTICE.

Having suggested the insolvency of the
estate of John X. Galloway. notice Is here
by given to all who have claims against
said estate. to file the same with the ClerH
of the County court of Franklin county
Tenn. on or before the lst day Of February
1867. or the same will lie barred. .
JAMES COUCH, Admir-.
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Grnr.EN.

IfROM The auhscriLcr. Living near Mays.
l. Vile. Ala on the 7th inst, q SOliRfi.
.HNItSi,, about Is hands high. branded on
both shoulders ". j. H.. back sore, wa uu-
si.ql. has had ii.tula and the neck crest ill-
len AMI l. about l0ycars old. | VIII pay
30 Tor h ehorse. aud S95 for tie thief.
c,. W. j. IANLElt.
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ESCAPED .FRON lii.

Forty Dollars Reward.
INiE above reward Eiii De- PAIL fer tic
Il apprehension and delivery to me octhe
following named prisoners wlo broke lain
on Sunday night 2th ins..:
JOHN BALLARD.
JAS. TUCKER.
TliOS. BRIlLAGE.
Ten dollars reward /. offered for flo an.
plrchension and delivery of either Of the
above named prisoners.
MICHAEL CUSTER.
mayo wifi Tailor Franklin 20.
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WINCHESTER.
FOR SAL. {: !
TWENTY-FIVE TRACTS
: OF LAND, ...,
10000 Acres Mountain Land!
FRANKLIN COUNTY, TENN.

ono ACRES NEAR WINCHESTER,
JVU Tenn. Winchester isonc of the
hcalthicst locations in Tcnnessec-good
schools, Railroad facilities, and many 9TH
cr advantages.
These lands are adjoining the town Of
Winchester, one-lNlt well timbcrcd. ali
tillnblc with the exception of perhaps some
five acres, on which Is fine rock quarry;
forty acres ofgood fruit, good dwelling and
ort-houscs. This Is tie place where B.
+. McGehec now resides. II is offered on
liberal terms rs Il whole, or in lots to suit
purchasers,
Also. two thousand acres Of good noun
tain land. well timbcred
Eor pMticulars, apply TO the uidersigr-
cd, or b.. II. McGcleoO IN premises.
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CINCINNATI
NOTICE.

HAVING suggested the insolvency OF
1.-the estate of j. f. Tips, deccas-
ed. notice is hereby given to I'LL who have
claims against said estate, to file the same
With the clerk of the County court. Frank
lin county. Tennessee, on or before the
10th of November, 1866, or the same will be
barred. :. L. COLE. Admir-.
aug,lwtl
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Sale of Land.
Daniel Weaver, ct ais, vs. Polly Weaver
and others.
In pursuance of dccrccof the Chancery
court ut Winchester, pronounced in this
cause, | will. on
Monday, Nov. eth, 1866,
before the Courthouse door i'm Winchester,
sell to the highest bidder, on a credit OF
one. w and three years. except the sum
OF three hundred dollars in cash. the
lands described in the plcadings. being the
lands ofwhich Daniel Weaver, ST.. died.
died, seized and possessed. to-wit:
The Home place-thc biddings to COM
mcncc at twelve dollars per acre. The
PosS,m Hollow tract-tIc biddings to
ommcncc ut five dollars per acre. The
other tract biddings to commence al three
dollars per acre. Notes. with two
with two or more good securities required
ofihc purchasers, and u lien retained upon
the land until tie whole oftlie purchase
money is paid.
Said lands will he surveyed, and q plat OF
the land exhibited OF day ofsalc.
ii X ESTlL.L, C ( ".
Oct6 II ~
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1000 acres, 6 miles from Win
chester, on McMinnviIle road,
well timbered, good wen and spring wa
ter, fine large, young orchards. well i'm
proved. VIII be divided into i To 6 farms,
to suit purchasers. -Four dwellings, with
out-holtses, on the place-good land. and
one Of the most desirable places in this
county. '
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W. j.. lATEIls a 90.
Preservation - Vegetables in
Winter.

Winter.
The following timely article from
,le American Agri~culturaliat, i, 4 chap
ter from Mr.. llcndcrson'a forthcoming
work ON Gardening:
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We are prepared 70 execute. in III" very
nrHtrl atNlc, IN kinds Of dob Wurk. orr
material j. all u,W. and selected ly u, IN
person. hn experience Of fifteen years ~
practical printers. aNja prIuv in our bu-i-
ness. l. a guarantee llHi Customers Will be
pleased. We cou.id,r meat WORK an adj
,.r, .,,,,t. ,t ',t,. l,t-it....
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G3S acres, 4milcs from VIM
chester, on McMinnvilIc road.
This place is well l%mproved--onc brick
dwelling house and out-llouscs. beside two
double-log houses with out houses.
This place will be divided to suit purcha-
sers. Good water and timber.
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CHHAr Ly!NG.--A gentleman wri
ting from the city Of Lyons, in France
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-10-13

AdvoT, 'scmcuts inserted at 81 20 per
square Of ten lines (brcvirr ,iHc,) ir,li IN
%srriion, and - cents for each subsequent
Insertion.
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oct I
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-02
SPkaNG MlLL COLL GE

Va\HIs Institution so W ell know in tnis aud IN the
4 neIRhboliuR states had the good FORUM TO
AGA ~ dur ng Ia late war, unhurt unimpa' d In
its efficiency.
thr Ciasi II. ,
IhaC Lnmercia: course includes the study OF tns
Rnyllsh French, 5 anIsn G.. rman Languages, OIL
,,,vvr oh, and History, Arithmetic and BOOK
xrcr,uK, o. A cobra and Geometry
The elias steal course embraces, DC hes tAe branches
.hovr u,.utlo ed he LATIN ANA Orr ok lanGu as,
Khetoric NAtuI MentA! PHI soPhy, Chem
A.truuomy ID the higher b. anchrs u aAthe" %eS
TIE Se Of ADMISSION j. f. 10 fifteen cars
and n., on. can be- admitted Lneso he knows how 10
| Sc d ANA write. -, ,>,,.,,,,,
| he mex session will open on the 1ST or DECtiA
/ Rkk n ,x for the whole esSluI (~ hich bats L
a.Ouths) including board aud tuition, wsshihs M -
. ~ = - III o.
Tn.s7 ter as are pay able in ht its equiv aien1
| ro, IN her particulars Apply tle fTesidSLt
| Spring /. i'll CoIipEe. near Mobi ei "a
| Nov i4Gam r NAt NnA"A''
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CEyNTEN AIRY
T EN- AL E COLL G e ,
SUMM ERFIELD, ALA

WAS OPENED MONDAY OtCOBkR3D
For TWEEN y six his Golie''a has been In nc
eessfrll opera alton Rev. X H hGEOs Il, the Presi
dent VII, succat IS Dr.. Rivers j. ca.ifaA ge' .It
man OF q s.hoIastic attachments formerly apro
lessor In In, UniyCrstv aORnI. and in ev - = a
" ort,Y OF 1once OF Tie patrons II the sth2y
and The pubIir generally lie eIil bs iot d BY Di L
c. Welt krofosscr of Mathematics and Natural Sci
ence aud other Letnnt Assistants in the VaFions
Departmrnts Of Languages, Literature. elenee anu
ART prof a ,chlnidi, assisted by full corps OF
Music Teachers viii preside the Musical Deparl
Lieuf :,
Mr. Alfred Sexton. Nho was form ry connected " lii
ILr istitu. ion is in which CapcIty he CAV.
Gu lie SAILS GcLIol
HRy For particulars, apply to Il. " iarErove, SUN.
| meTEed Alabama *. A. BAKrR,
| .1l,p pres't boa d "a
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FOR SALE.

,,. ...- -a-sz saa = 50 .1ii SO .hSLs
r.ral OF shat extensive e-sc.ss sonasstiou which
for a quarter =. a sestsry hAA been enintsrup'Si
save by the great public saisnity 80 Wish have
adv 1r;els
Iii, s..r..lv necessary OF tho threshold OF bust.
ness ro-u.iea, .hpud repeA; the wArai1E 80 oftsa
c;ven :, m FIJI nd beware - All thoS" SPuroaS
and .le,erioua compounds which, under the ~ sOuS
and .. TITLES CT Imported Wines. BrGndisS, Holland
Gin liquors, A.. have beeA e0aHly destructive 10
the health eiiGenS IS prrju'iaal to re intrr
ests Of thu lrSg;mA;s Importer.
MANY years of my psst life hsVo bsen e1p"nded In
an opt and Candid tempt - eKpcsS these WholeSS .
| frA4ds; no tim" nsr txpeIs" ma osHn s'Arr"
cnnpiisiI ihi- Tslu;3ry purpose n 10 paes o''"rc
nv fri-nda and rhe public generally a y lowest
n ket price. an Il sueh d'nn'ii as IngEt aunt
| their convenience, IN g"Lainri P'rt'd aruse;
TwFHIy.f year, business trAuss etions VITA ina
| largest aud most 'cspect .he "Ipor:Tg houses Ia
FrSpce aud q cat British ave Rfo dad UrpAs
| .ed facilities for supplying our home market with
| Wines Liquors aud LiQEu - % the beat and NC :
| ds.iery in II 'lland for the nanufaeiuFs OF the
-. chiedam SChnaPs
isal Faculties of tn United Sts'ss West Indies ana
| SouIh America All i=sau bic Therapeutic,
wholesome pleasant and -erfs fly safe 6.vsrrgs In
all climates uring all seASnns quickly excited
| he ity IL the home raanuf'rturers and VsRdS:s
| Il a ari as icle under the same name.
that AHve after nuch toll ana eKp "nse' scr
| rourdel all import I:oGs with safeguards aud a.
| rectioas which with ordinary tirtaaisP cti,n viii
insure their detve W as sscsivs tusm troh Europe
| TO all my cHs cn.ers ,
| IwouiA. low ever reeomlne ud in all ~hsrO T.
"a d s>ble that orders ha ext direst to m d-pct
RaA, Street D " YsIS Or shat purchases D. maize
| OF nv accredited Sgeuis
In addition to . 'arge stock OF Wines, Bran'i1s Ae
in wood / have q tonsidtrsbl@ apply Of lid tried
foreign v ines. embracing vin'ssrs Of any years
last notified up before the eommencen1sa1 81 the "a
which caa spcti lily recommend 10 all sonnoissea
| OF these luXnrss
In .onclu ion Nd spccisl!y sai 8; early Attss
tinp OF my Southern C1Ttorters - The advantage t.
derive ~ tL1s-lI ting ;h2ir cr}c's Hi'cr-s
time CT carirs pcr-ca.il- - thc .frt. - @ q b.
in,t.re a., riIraoES Il tlci orders CO, ~ n, r-ts7
! ic-,e az " II Gel. c.>S esag. -
! g. sf..5 = R-GtaF Street L,cy- . g.
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FOR RENT.

SENHF plantation OF Ms n. r. Washington. thrss
/ miles Moth OF u ia HiLds county, Is for rent
for the wear 1866 1t is OF the nest "pan PAAnHA
~, =; IN thu sec.iou On n. place iJA fle aud
,ommoi ions Dwelling with sevsn rooGs, 1na nesSe
sarv oJtbuildmg, negro quarters, sufficient ioE
sTyspty ave negroes good ala house, and Apendid
stand, Two good wells aud good eisterri Ia fAet
eersrv ccnvenieace necessary. There Is $40 acres
81 ..red the msj prity Of which 10 fresh lana: m-
Iohp brown Robert W hi e or Mr.. Daniel nAies
= bo live. near thu ,lace, will ahoW 1t % any one
iesi 70 rent To Apply to lie un 'eIsiE
three nile. W est Of Terry Station on -; sES
n. n = H. M
Rgc9 dtf
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COAL OIL AND COAL OIL LAMPS, al
varieties.
Very fine Liquors for Medical PurpoHe";
DUN, Cal,ters and EouEies. PessAnss.
Nipple ..Aieids Bro.st pumPS,
syrinees-all kinds. Nursing bottles
Specumus and Ste,hoSeopes.
Also largo and well seieeted assortment of
Patent Medicines
H~len,s Ced Liver Oil.
Que~u'r Csd . liver Oil Jelly.
And Winchester's Genuine
Hvw~phOSp hatca Of Lime AAA soda.
SCHOOL BOOKS.
An assortment II SCHOOL BOOK ), such AZ are used
BIZ all tha schools il this city.
A great variety al r-ry pnperi
STATIONERY, VISITING CARDS,
PLAYING CARDS, ARNOLD'S GENUINE
WRITING FLUID, STEEL PENS,
FINE BRAGDIES WINES AND
LIQUORS.
Photograph Albums, very haA@S~Mei
and Ladies' Portfolios.
Pocket Books, Port Monies,
Ladies Purses Pocket Knives
and RAZDRS from the flrst e" lela in me Won"
| besides innLmerAble articles which We eannoS par
ticulariZe. - g..
goods ave been selected with great care fron
the best mas kefs by conuOiSseur in the business
ana rsn anu will be d upou the most adVantageou
terms 10 the pur haseTs, for cash a..
| The Prescription depar, meat will be 1ndsr II
Calls for medicines will receive prompt attenti"
| .ay and hight nov ~
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=
asEk & E.ENTs.N~
DRUGGISTS AND APOTHECARIES,
Main St opposite South aide Of CAYiSL
JACKSON. Mss.
LIAvE inst received a fre.h stock iOf rUkR AND
II RELIABLE
DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
to which they the attention of their iene' AID
ord D r. from he country will be carefully paske
ana roods sold IN a. r-assn.b" terms .. any other
| honse in the City o.; d WARRANTED / CRE.
| We are lily ectirg our stock OF
| Fancy ARTICLES and PerfameFy Tor
| the Ladies.
-, 80 nd nirh, d cshtf
DENTAL NOTICE.
| mr. KNAPP continue the practice CT his PROBES
sion in its ches for the present a. h's residence
| on STATE STREET.
ana ArsiaeiaI Teeth
inserted fr1rl one to entire s They are htted to
I the mouth without p in ana worn witA ease ana
4 =
| Sarn by tie most serutiniZi ats"' yer.
The vnIcnniso Base
q new isaprovsmsnD used Whenever desired.
| Dee l3d'v
rAR 6ru Of Subway KubhgK hsvirr been
dissolved bv mutual consent on tae Is OF E>9'sn
Der the business viii be conducted by
&. ID. Subway,
CAPITOL STKEEr.
Manufacturer and Dealer in
SADDLES. HARNESS.
LEATHER AND SHOE FINDINGS,
Pillow GEAR for Plantation use. a. very low
!! hsErss.
TEXAS SADDLES
| in every style. o made to ore er.
ANOTHER LARGE LOT OF
1 PHILAD1LPHIAA AND
FRENCH CALF SKINS.
- In Store and arriving.
SuOEHAKER'S TOOLS, SOLE UPPER IN
nAaaEss LEATRER
away u store. -
l Jaeksor Mrs. De- - h. lss5 aW
ri HAW KENS Il DOTY,
Wholesale and Retail
i Dealers In
DRY 6 o ID s,
u. wOCE RIKs, LIQU
PLANTATION GOODS,
&c., @e,,
NJ. hast prices paid for Gotten, in eAsh' Or IA
: .-Ihs. r. fer family supplea
East side State street,
Jackson, Miss. NNe
II FRESH
al GGARDEN SEEl
LANDRETHs GARDEN SEEDS
~ ALL KINDS. AND IN ANY QUAINT
ne Ii ALSO
nwxa~ SETS grown Eom THE -
,.xu.nsiyed and for sale By
u. prox BAILEY -
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attorneys at Lac
w. NJ ESTELLE.
booksellers and Stationers
TITCOMB g. POWELL
Cigars, Tobacco, Fruits, 3,c,,
SPENGLER & ZEHNDER.
Commission Merchants.
TT OWEN & Co.
Raptcrs.
j. 6 f. GREEN
NATIONAL BANK Of JACKSON
Drugs, Chemicals, DC,
ASH & LENILY.
BUCK. BAILEY & co.
CRAFT & JOHNSON.
J. It. CANNON.
lyass Company.
PIOEEER-E. A. CUC4RAE. As'r.
Dry Goods.
HAWKINS g. DOTY.
HOWARD SHAW s. GO.
RANDALL & PUTNAM.
ROBINSON 81 co.
Dentists.
DR. c. s. KNAPP
Furai;n~e.
ID. fLANNERT.
Groceries, Family and Plantation Supplies.
ABRAHAM & SMITH.
HAWKENS * DOTY.
HOWARD, SHAW & co.
MAIION & MCLAUGHLIN
r. F. OWEN Il co.
RANDALL q PUTNAM.
WIGKLEY & CRANE.
Hotels.
DICKSON HOUSE.
MRS FLUSSERS.
,Tetceller, Matchmaker DC.
JAMES S. FAIRFIELD.
Printing.
CLARION BOOK AND JOB OFFICE
Restaurant
KESSECHER Il LAIR.
STAG SALOON.
PHOENIX SALOON.
Shot, Towdnr DC.
WHITLEY & CRANE.
Sares, Timrcrc s..
tEIs & COATS.
Saddles HI di~.
CD. S'DT-AY.
Hines, Liqror
MALLON Z Mel tUGIILIN.
S -I<2 -4D -zss14--s>s&zz1E1z4
q ,sr: la1 llrsttOrr.
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EDUCATIONAL
SUMMEREiLLE iNolllUIE,
EsaaRSI, GiE.AaA

EU MMERl LILLE INClll Y IL.
a FARSI CLASS
BOARDI Or SCHOOL FOR
Buys AND TOUN MEN
f-Hl, s,Loo ia snuated ii mics VI S4uq ualak
on tue ii & o. Ii. X, in III section of NUxu.e'
an wu > thc .gaou4ta Is" It invites atten i'm o
e fcI,.wi, e facts ~ IL it .eIies for cess.
It.. Itu-s y.ase IL ug- wv consecutive e"rs
Kit "a all. 5usle sI"n or small q ~
I'd {. Z pT.tiat. ~ CnlZehs. ~cso.a:s
,rnato.s Gu,vTLc-s .nt rLeraIS, ecc LAS met their
s.pect:'io
ID /, la. aeen uu osr1ly popula: WIKI Ii religious
Cngt ..,c.lio. 3 a. q 1ci e ioIabi" to "oEc.
An 1t 49, mpIe uiIuinGs toI Ieac6lls purposes
Apd r ON III. nisI.. d for very t"o students, an
"a LAS a nre place
5ih II has abe pj CT teachers, who know
their du y and di oh itEen
6h A. is owue1 US tie p incipal; AID IN its man
sg nenl cinibe there ART DO ,iVlded couu els
Tan. 4 Is prepared 10 Gaze for the Ack Uut It's
location 10 30 that disease rarely occurs
g. 1t prepares boys foe The UnIversity or the m
for The pIa neal pursuits SOCIAL ebJoymnts Of
tuGns lite.
OH In ala that flutes good Achoo tits without
n eiVal.
The Gath Semi: Annual term begins on the LIST Mon
day Of February 4o60
TERMS:
Fur Bo I'd Lodging Tuition for 90 weeks
(uayab.e always advauce) .....".."Gl23 "
For Washing . Fuel IL "
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-05-09

MAENERCHoR.-The Concert and Bal
given by the Menerchor and their La
dies section, at Washington Hall last
night, was very successful and pleas
ant affair.". The Hall was well filled and
the music was excellent 1t is difficult
to particularize, where all the perform Llt
ances were so worthy of praise. put
Prof: vaas' coronet solo, and the Swiss
ouartette and the Comic Duet seemed
to us worthy of special mention. The
latter two were enthusiastically eac or,
Chorus from Robert lie Diable is one Of
the finest of Meyerbeer's compositions,
and was splendidly rendered. .6-
The Ball which followed the Concert
seemed to give much pleasure to both
participants and spectators, and was
protracted until the "wee sma' hours
of the morning babe the dancers feet
be still.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-05-09

OUR KILOGRAMS this morning inform
us that tie good people of st. Louis are
making every preparation for the recep-
ton and entertainment of the Ministers
who will be in attendance in that city
upon the General Assemblies of the Old
and New School Presbyterian Churches
of the United States The delegates
from this Prosbyterv win leave here on
Tuesday next
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-05-09

SPRlNKLrNG THE STREETs,-There Is
scarcely another city, except Wheeling,
of like size and population, where
sprinkling carts are not used to satnrate
the dust in the streets. We observe that
even in Pittsburg the city authorities
have inaugurated the system Cannot
some of our enterprising citizens move
in the matter, and have our dusty streets
sprinkled the coming summer.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-05-09

WEST VIRGINIA CLOTHING House.
The Spring season is upon us, and the
time for making change of garments
wants of the citizens of this city and
state, NJ. Gutman & Co. have opened
large and fashionable clothing emporium
on the southeast corner of Main and
Monroe streets, where large stock OF
clothing and gentlemen's furnishing
goods has just been received. All fresh
and new, and will be sold cheap for cash
apl7-1m -
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-05-09

IHF RiTCmELowN FARCr.-On TneS-
lv glorious radical victory was won
ga Ritchietawn. A farce Of an election,
resumed to be held under an old char
CT. was held, and none but Republics
-otcd Democrats, legally elected, now
naId the offices, and the RAIDS pitted
as they are with heavy pecuuiary back
ing. will have a jolly time getting into
the positions to which they have been
o Suddenly and unexpectedly called
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-05-09

Nor ANY.-The GAINESVILLE Signal
copies our article lamenting the fact that
no suitable building had been erected
for the new steam fire engine purchased
for this city, and adds that if the
machine is sent to that town it will be
we'll taken care of We can array a
united front against that move, and there
fore ask to be excused from accepting
the proposition.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-05-09

DEMONSTRATION of the city lookup,
who have heretofore been obliged to go
without food, unless they made special
prorisioa for the same, will no doubt be
glad to learn that the city will hereafter
serve them rations We have long
thought it shame to lock men up and
not furnish them with food, and are
pleased to note the fact that the evil is
at an end,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-05-09

HoUsEKERPERs should use Bookings
improved and unrivaled Furniture
Polish. Under its magic influence Old
furniture is made to assume the appear
anee of new. The price is so trlhng
that any one able to own piece OF fur
niture can afford to use it. Manufactur-
ed and sold by Edmund Booking, No. j.
Odd Fellows Hall. A y S45r.u y