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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-05

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-Jou btre:net eas i6brltd an o'r < GdrplnSludbt IN
ccu 9er Stao,eu 100 600 Bsicoeu Itrben, WtIte Elm
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9rut, NIT Stweratbmtn perbunOcn. 8alb neat iidb
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sets 9. Snncs.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-05

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ber., 4nb- " Q tteteI- Satrtta rs
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6intsriid sRagpaiSine
brau6en, tfnitn mir ouf oiee neueae 0rf9einurs au
benz sidbmaibtuen. 9,stete.
Die Nr. | Rdbmul lhine fur Sabrtionten
1T bon bsicnentr Sr6se, iebr tart u. frditts ett1t
" baneoabrn, wns Serauib ma8.nb; iiir i.te 4rt
Rdbtret - ccm eilnuit.n Sattune bi6 gum bdiien
gebsr - en8eu6ttt uno NIT baunusllenem, ltnn'S
rtm H. leietnem ,Saeen sleid cut arteitenb. Obiton
iett kurieul I'M Wars'. ftno itWai8inen bertlt'
In 9rotcr Sdbt bet babritanttu I'M gauJen 9anee I'M
Be5taute nnb Sesermann IL nit bIen ausnsbmenS
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weitaus bic BE tie BON alien Die ptr 9ebraudt.
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grbeitsu anpslanst III 'e unubertrciien.
want Oapeupprt Kleiberbonhler
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Den IF. San 1858.
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Jl q 3 m a binen= q 0 Mt y a ante,
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(23l-) Saftimo re.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-05


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bic Sbr burM 6rpbnsr 6eGetntsr Ge.
WUbrbetten -a"
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b:it wiegrrBeIeDt1. 80Nitiu6'1e Nsluns mirt "a.
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hai bic S'ul3ur8 t.r aus9ti,tnetaeu Aerite bon
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Gt ~. = dumann N unsrfr uite ft als
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lpsltt urtcr ,elae 5ebanoluna aCtommsu no inuimt'
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OF G:3Ifbiss II Satncrglre mic Oorprrb6e ga.
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II. paulubeln lpie ubtrhauri Gppbus III eriten
rcctten orIttr SrdoC . ttblt6e.
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1T D eOntomn,Uite bt, es gbt ite TT bic tur,eae.
ihe1tc II. beiie Der drarie erbtit 'euen Sopalcl
Bali I'M, Tc!uc Gugsbeu ten Sepentin6I nod onoer,
&te t1elenbe Gabtn; ionssrn DC ntilua9 erfOIgt IN
net 2,'Ncn cbie 5drIerten, cbue llntequemltd,eii
pbns 2en6uunl hfr Sii.
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Ill iraBcu mani9tu t6nreu nieitS trtelih ibun, al'
trcr an bn p(ien enc Eptmalse cnbalten, vi
tf13',orlet ST meroen.
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GTug291O Baltimore RS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-05
ScEuliIdlt(8.

Die Ne9er.9 9Onpeutipn, pflte
lGtbcn tn WdiblNStCu In Siguna mar.
bat lIb am 6reitdge perta0t. Die 0e,.
banslungen lcaen Elm 70 tcfttaes unp
ihIcht untererufteS feineIelises GJelub(
gc9cn bic prtee Rate btfunest uno nit
unter 70 rldlt6tslp5 9eworcen fetn, eab
6ree. Douglas unb bic TeIe9aten pcn ! =
nctelthen Stdaten ben StBunoslaal per.
ltrBen. Slm Brown pcn Nprfctt baran-
gutrte bic %upefenecn nit Der Grflaruna,
edB feline 9cnlttuenten nitt nur edS
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perlar8ten, ebenlp ju r1en, ~ trinien, ~
rriten iu itl0ien ME bic Bcigtn, unb iid
nit ben Ytetrrn III Serbrrltten. Die
We9sr MOLTEN meerere peige Gsltaatnt
1usI6lirBsn, mas dbsr bur6 bic Glnm;-
ltun0 Der erfdbrtnuen Witaliesu Der
Gpnpentipn prrbinsUt mures.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-05
0tCdgnQ Der WiDnatS &etnt1un9 unb
dIlen 1pnlii9en Otutter(etoen

Geriast iuo iouten Is i6 Sur bc'rnSer,u guf3abt
m0alcn, . T, 5dumaru ~ jtdlbs III ,ifteu; II Ia
en- "5t Ger IN Baltimore bbWH pcrtbeDltlit tetauu
tit une nte Stpae c:rprttt ipas ct udt An Ietitcn
I'M St0ret III. Gameu tbuusr in ibrcr grratppb-
nuna IN aen 6'c'ltn orr StaOl bGiutbt psreeu. Col
DE bic auf srbab Der tl5t pocr tn mcer Verne mob
ren iSnutn IN ccS Gp'torS %rcatr Sprbnug tpabrtnb
tts gScAcrtetit8 nit optttbSr Yftle ccyiebsn uns
tetEnllt psrSem.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-05

Su Annapolis, Ue., prrdnlalte.
ten Der 8cupCrueur uno bic Stlcggrbung
Dem hort ais Qbtf Der Sctitult clnattrs.
tenen &rmral gprrr, tcn SiflicIcn uro
GItettrn Der glrRalt am Srtttase eire
Sste. Gin Grmitt soltc pln &omIral
nab tem Stdatsblule, no 9eNsnleittle
SrBrugunBSrcoen OcbultCn wUEpeu. Nl6-
Der Ndb WCup. Sw0nn In Der Grttuttp-
gEpbnun8 ctneu Smbtp nit Gbampag-
ner.gC0lCihna.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-05

Gbpmir Il 9lpd d. Baltimore. NtS.
On QH ibtnotpn lei G rs. q Bri # al ~
Rr. 37l IA. Mcenut t9ul6 ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-30
-T----l---------------7-sf
4 General Orders No. D. +.

y HEADQUARTERS DEPT OF LOUISIANA
New Orleans, La, jan %, 1866.
The following General Order from the War De-
partment is republished for the information and
guidance of all concerned:
WAR Dept, ADJUTANT GENERAL Il OFFICE,
Washington, Jan ", 1866.
protect against improper suits penal
ties in late rebelious States.
Military Division and Department Commanders,
whose commands embrace, or are composed OF any
of the late rebelious States, and who have not al
ready done SO, will at once issue and enforce or
ders protecting from prosecution Or suits IN the
State or municipal courts of such States, all oii-
GERS and soldiers of the army of the United States,
and all persons thereto attached, or in any wise
4 thereto belonging, subject to military authority,
charged with ofenses for acts done in their
military capacity, or pursuant to orders from
proper military authority; and to protect
from suit or prosecution Of all loyal citi-
zens, or persons, charged with offences done
against the rebel forces, directly or indirectly,
during the existence of the rebellion, and all per-
sons, their agents or employees, charged with the
occupancy of abandoned lands or plantations, or
the possession or custody of any kind of property
whatever, who occupied, used, possessed or con
trolled the same, pursuant to the order of the
President, or any other civil or military depart
ments of the government, and to protect them
from any penalties damages that may have been,
on may be pronounced or adjudged in said Courts
In any Of such cases; and also protecting colored
persons from prosecution in any of said States
charged with offenses for which white persons are
not prosecuted or punished in the same manner
and degree.
By command of Lieutenant. General GRANT.
Z. d. TOWNSEND,
Assistant Adjntant General
/. All prosecutions and suits embraced in the
foregoing order, pending in any court not of Fede-
aljurisdcton, within the limits of this command,
will at once be discontinued and set aside and the
records, process, pleadings, ORDERS DEGREES, judg
ments and all papers relating to the same, for
warded to these headquarters for safe keeping.
2. Whenever it shall appear that any suit or
proceeding Of the character mentioned is pending
in State court in violation of this ORDER District
Commanders are authorized and required to give
and enforce such orders as may be necessary and
proper, reporting their action in each case, and
the reasons therefor, to these headquarters; but
they are enjoned to take this action in discreet
and orderly manner, and with due respect to the
judicial authorities before whom such cases are
pending.
N BY order Of Major General E. R. s. CAEBY
'a2224 WICKHAM HOFFMAN,
3Slg Assistant Adjaant General
Acting Assistant Adjutant General
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-30

sa,tnarij 80, 1866.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
JAMES WRIGHT. I
CON ssI ON MERc4HANT,
"a he carondeiets street =
Forts and Domestic EXCHANGE bought and sold a
ADVANCE made tgnmentsto A. r. McMasser
Bro, Liverpool Caldwell Ashworth sIf sreet Newyork
WARTssSALBREATm ~ FIzER, q
s WE I sEFT s MM a.sss
CommissieAy derehnnss.
AND cerToh yAcroRs.
40 Tnion strs. liz
NEW 0RLxAss. y
GAIBREATH, STEWART CO.,
Nv. B. eALBREATH, late Of Meacham ashS WIN.
STEWART. ANDREW STEWART, of Des Arc, Assas:
JOHN O. FIZER Of Pamela county, Miss.5 " /.
wholesale Grocers,
AND coTToN FACTOR
10. 8aA Front street, -.
Between Union and Monroe1
WILLIAMS q BLACK.
CRANK W. WILLIAMS, ALEXANDER O. BLAeK3
Commis.lon H1erchants.l
BEAVER STREET, NEW YoRK
: = ! 49, -, -7----
u - --- = A'N >lF' ~ =
AH. cHALMERs, .. 8. BOOM
COTTON COTTON FACTORS
And General Commission Merchants,
-F 4
Now orleans. y
WIN. EDWARDS 81 CO.,
:"
OWN. EDWARDS-EDWARD j. GAYD
co,r.,..,o Hrar.ha.
Is cn..o,,,o,.. s.,... Nav, o,..,,
y
tnA'H odLhsbf hACAulAfD
commission Merchants,
| 1870 - 49, = : -1@AA' -
nx.nx
M @AINE BROTHERS,
eoMM1ss1oN MrpcuArrs
| No. 40
Cash advances ma =
asnpH Fl oeLEssY
- 9 70, ~ 70 Tchoupitoulas street.
BAN' A"A1nANo'
So~iseioN "1nonA-- ~
Il
- ~ ~ 0nAon s.reee. NeW - yrIea.e j5g
hAih oF Aosils' TEXAS,
-
w. 10 '''o'''',-r ' oof't1.A of Union
PERKINS CO. respectfully solicit the patronage of .hs
correspondens and their friends generally for Mr.
49, ~, ,e Gommission sus
formerly connected with the bousa
W. M PERKINS,
--- D. l. KERN1oN
WHATEhaAN bRoTHERs,
C. p WHITEMAN, H. G. WHITMAN e, W. WHITE
MAN,
| AsA"s' = VI s'hons'
and
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
GROCERIES, WESTERN PRODUCE, LIME, CEMENT
MALLS, ETC,
Bayou Sara. La.
NJ Having business stand respectful
-. @..s.- es.,s.s.e-
G L. KoUNs q BRO.
te.1. KouNs, BEN. B. KouNs,
WHOLESALE GRocERs,
AND DEALERS IN
FANCY GROCERIES, BOAT AED BAR sToREs
No 20 t,ommon STRAIT New rr,eans
| -
Collections consionments IN Sell and oraars -
Particular attention given Receiving Forwardiu
- ---ee - ee-es ---eA.e: -
n G.. NOEL,
| COMMISSION MERCHANT,
For the sale of
| ~..,
STOCK LANDING NEW ORLEANS.
SATISFACTORY references gwen. --------------
s. ~. o.,,..
f,nnos,e CITY HotsI cornsr ramn snd cor,,, s.,ss.
NEW ORLEANS.
Liberal advances made on sonsignments Of Cotton suga
: @Dess.ns, .eope atte !" ee.o-- !. loeoeo
NJ w. eAENN W p nf GE;N1No. W. GLENN
pnpr r.r,c. ,1.T,onpn. nav rrv.,
Forwarding and Commission Merchnnts,
oENERAI MERcH aNnTsE AMI couNrRy pRonunE
Liberal advances made on all Consignments to them.
.. -RprERrNcps-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-30

EOUTE q MELME,
M A. FoUTE, G. w HELME)
ATTORNEYS AT Law,
NO. al Grnvier street, New Orleans.
~ ~ FOuTE Commissioner for the State Of Mississippi
VII prepare for the Probate Of Cns euthen
Mississippi. $50 - 80
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-30

More than one-half the revenues Of Great Bri-
tain-twenty-sx million five hundred thousand
pounds sterling comes from the duties on tobacco
and spirits. ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-01-03

MEDICAL.
PROF. LOUIS WUNDRAAl'ss
/ BLOOD pU RlFYING
-lt5sf - es4Ers sr-4es- A II .; ;;Ti. .J:L
2 u RGA A.TiIVsE Hs E E B S .

ae9oaa In li22s und Posoders, c.s 4:
Y1HE BEST BLOOD PURIFYING agent
L &s get known, have been most sue cessf;:li y
used for ON er % quarter Of century In Europei
and for the last.4 years, also, IN this ceuntEy
and are particularly efficient ia the cure of az
chronic diseases. No oneshould dispstrot bela 3
cured Witheus. first trying them. y 9 family
Should be without them; for by their timely use
n ach sickness csn be prey ented| Ihey are IN q
Gported direct to this port by the undersigned. .
and their purity, efficacy and safety ccan be re-
lied upon with perfeet7confdence: 9al 3d -.
E The following are some OF the diseases WA!eh
have been pernlan emily rem oYed oy tnetr usa;
80" :-s-1 Tetter, -..,.IE., - 80
,GhEa& i@!. o~:1 aInaanlatiOl% '-i',l- Its1
or Ge&19G" of the bowels, :, 1j't>. ~: ;>''1-
uur consumption in its 8 10 Il, rs
early stages headache,
asthma, cough, sore eyes,
,r. . lockjaw, ruptures, rheumatism, ,:S
cramp cholic, catarrh, pain n the s2ss.z
breast and sides, deafness, nervousness
/ spotted fever, chills and fever, ague, open
wounds pn eumonia, dyspepsia salt rheu1n, ,cs-
v,T GER strofula, iaundice tapeWDrh:,,G :hiis
~ iiousness, eruptions Of the skin, &beWell 10
~. complaint, langourl ,gout,f dropsJ, .i.g:s
erysipelas, worms, cholic, piiss. ..-.s-s.
il diarrhoea, hoscsness, swell c-.....r..
1.2F* q ings,, bloatings, bloody ->
70 t}af2 and white fux, dys- @1- = -
TX: sra5 81 entery, costlv2-.:'* ~ iAii s..=
go v{Isl&lua - ness, mes ~ ~ rs 3,::*-
Full directions accompany each zach 1Mren1ed} reg = aG:,
lnpo's0o JULTUs ;FiJf - SD D1GN ELT, DentS
l.5 s.145 Prince st., below Washington sts:.
/ ass II y ! o.s.s.1@a .,} -Alezandris, Va
!, For sale By nost Druggists. --2l jan S--tf Sit
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-01-03

9Ss7sa9 f&nnE fRsS3d1 k5 SS5so9f B94PoRs Of
a. MRS.: Il. ROSENBAUIS S. 1T, King
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-01-03
TSHTT ,rPH PA RK 1EE-.I S.3LlI.I 10 % =
PRACTIJAL PLUA[BER,

49, n. corner Prince and Pitt streets .-I1
The oldest and bestestablished=P PLUMBING
ESTABLISHMENT in the city. All work
done with dispatch. and in the most durable
and worknaa Mike manner.
Satisfaction guaranteed. 4,;.-~
JOBBING done a. short notice, and by him
SELF or the most experienced workmen ''.>->
dec n:aea g..lEZ go
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-01-03

TUST RECEIVED. Fresh Gresn Black
eJ and Japan Teas; Trimmed Shad, very nice;
liackerel new and ta;; Potomac Herring
sides; Sardines, fresh T.; Raisins, Currants,
Dried Cherries, Prunes, Lemons, Preserx-
ed Ginger; Pickles loose; Bath Brick; Silver
Soap; = good variety Of Market and Fancy
Baskets; all Ct which, a5Ic} .eyerytiing else IN
our line we will sell 81 the lowest cash prices.
JOSEPH Z, TANNEY
oc 2-tf Corner Prince and Pitt streets
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-01-03

nLUMBING I YLUMBING! - =
G.@P. HEALY & co.,
oaPL UMBEBS & g AS FIIFTERS,
/. No. %, North Fairfax Street,
s.ass!ya.sz, /, GUnder Mansion cHouse,D aoa So
We are now. prepared to. do Gas Fitting and
PUN bing, in al their. BRANCHES Fitting up
aReG ghsaost Ra apgroTcd s2ie I ala at the 7ery
lowest>fgures. Si- 315i li5 s: z.~-~ 2-2 5s -
BY. leaving your. orders with usyou will save
both time a1d m9a9y: 8, ,rrun, y, 22139n
FIXTURES; comprising everything in the
trade; also, LAMP GOODS Of every descrip-
ton, st Peace Prices Retail dealers will find
i to their interest to examine our stock.
1Speca1 attention paid to country orders. .,-m1
5lzThe Best COAL OIL5alWays on hand
-~!Tt!i EIaT ~E;HI
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-01-03

e6 e6NLARENS' FOR SALE.-TWENTY-
which has heen in rood state Of cuit;vasion For
some years and is one Of the most elevated and
eligible situations, within two miles of Alexan-
dria, commanding fine view Of the Potomac,
Alexandria and Washington, and a more heal
nents are large double DWELLING 49,
HOUSE, three-fourths Of whichis brick. and aI
built in the best manner, containing Il large
airy rooms, attck and cellar; there are also7
we'll of wster adjoining tie main house, and
two fine springs on the property. It will be soIa
= great bargain, if early application is made
Moro land ajoining the property can be pur-
chased zst d moderate price. For terms, Sc,
apply to @11i' . " .@s.-@ dANk1 COOh,
dec 27-2w'5 .~ II. 80, King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-01-03
8DECKER'S S -FOUR $50
ID PRIN CRAL FRUIT FLAvoRs,
-eEAtraet of Vanilla, Extract of Lemonpeel,
a3I4 Extract of Orang gepeel and Extract49s II
~ ..49#z of Almonds, put up in 80:
!. s e. two OF. bottles for
- hiz ~ -s.L 81 Family e" s>'".:$ = -

s. These havors have been for years the onlyre-
liable ones inuseby confection The Vanilla
is the finest for cakes. The Lemon and Orange
ES Iaee ee o a5g g5seh hu5S s2 acd ID ey Gse
are edecdedy the best in the mar ct For sale By
90 aIde.2l-ln .3iE1a I{2 ifMDGAR SPETDEN...z
TYOFs The 10 LID A vs. Port Sherry and
s Madeira Wines, Cham p&gne California
Wines, ngelica8 Auscateb &C. Old Rye
Whiskey,f ourbonE Whskey, 9Brandies, Gin,
Santa Cruz Runl, am aicas Rum, Scotch Whis-!
B{terS, &C. &C. Jy liz bottle quantity: For
sale by ts5,:.c:li GEORGE, e. WHITE,@
y dec 46W1a 70 E5l.oS9 and 81 Cam eron street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-01-03
r. For sale By nnost Druggists. 112i Jan
YOUR EYESIGHT IL
TedlCTOR WHITES .ETE-WATEk


Takes at oncethe first rank among all opthsl-
mics yet Known, and has proved to, De the
greatest blessing Q thousands Of suaeEeEx II
recommended &c all men of business, especial
" to bank and other officers, Doc kkeepacs:
Clerks, q artiaans and all suchas are obliged to
work much by artificial light, or fire; artlsts
and to Ladies much. engaged in reading, CT hne
needlework. 1t will net only strengtnen ana 1o,
ration, cold, or lameness Of the eyeliidss, put
also remove the beginning gcats ract, and It's use
will positively insure against Blindness
Price Is cents o bottle, ... az
Imported and for sale by.
- JULIUS DIE MELT, Dentist,
.-...,.... y No., l45 Prince street
jan 3-tf For ssle Dy most OtugglSts.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-07

TIE CoScEkI Last SE9HT-Tbs e.
tsEtSinsnsut given ~ Do pEeZ ard Ben
olezis AiEaEeis Lax evening, ar sK-
e@e6sd our expectations We speak
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bed" tteIss was very large. We En1B
all shI2s tbz;. TbsiE s5agIEZ, danesnz
eSeTJrtiang wa good IEey sfii give
thsiF lass entertain sEseat night, lEkszE
Hey cea eO1Bs On having 3 eEoWded
house.
We are requested 70 sEa1s that ~
ssfved hesEe szsn b procured "a, 14T a.
W4abipEsor Hal. m = oEEzE ssseE-
10 I'll osber pare q Ike EzsEl Eae A.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-07

THE case Of Polly. Woods 4. "a -
ee1tlY tried, aud dseideii f5r - 1870 -
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-07


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taCeT and - gsnslelaan. and Bon for
himseif 2 PROMINENT position in the
aaectt0ns, not only Of his paFishfonern,
bot IL our cilizsns generally.
Work VIII be commenced on the new
church loFthUiths and We learn that Il
u The intention 10 erect q building that
VIII be credit 20 the aociety and the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-07

LzcEEgG-As considerable zrts.ss; i
fslT II Ibs 5pa-Esa F,-euT Of lsce1se So
i2s 3es3OE8sE VA - q interest Il
s4so 5oeS sSss HAssS ooHzs5
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Az DaS10sss for NEie1i any Aesnss l.
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ezty = Enc q Du9 less IhBz Srs nor
more isss tu's1ty dollars 5oy srs-T
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-07

TsE Sost11ee nooosF order EyE. E.n
hss b1ssa materially ssnso6s5 and 5Erl-
prVTe1 rsDsuily ~ ConRresg- Forsnss-
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s21 s2T tusDIa'-1Ts esCts a. or1Fr -
% 81 An oF1sE i ysi31 S2E o.s Te4y
5asi=s9 II ninety dsTs. ss formerly.