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The Atlantic cable enterprise is
represented by three capitals, each OF
s5N, oJo. The shares in the first are
81 300 each, and sold lately in London,
under the promise of the new venture,
for from $50 TO ESb0. Next is pre-
ferred 5 per cent capital in shares OF
= each. thai have been in demand OF
late al - lis. The third capital. or
that which IS undertaking the new ex-
pertinent is in El0 shares, which are at
small discount
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has been selected for q y i0ri-
~ f'oIlelafy ~ tGpIpeppeF. 3iEglria,
|eqgp pf IEQEiSllen are nov eIils
aFipg out, Eratil g, an
ID - ground. Tue Aafnetel1l
6se men bpsllRd
nook and Cor
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The Knabe Piano

LEeu enough known ffro1eioui tbs rr,t..,
State8f 70 sand upon III u1erits and Il 4 -, -,
necesy 70 PEDDLE them ThFuo1b ~
country or EeDd agents frum door n d1c -
sing their praise SAG 70
:, NE proper way for purchaser To r,r,,.
LlIszIlseiSeS = 10 apply 70 responsible E5lso}y
SHete Lbey know that what they buy & IN;
IS represeDtad- = jim
Another msthOd Of pEEhing bad work r,r,or
Ne pnt3ic i 10 seIl thB0nEh IfItFSs 5-B N
9ll0VlnE them large eommfG5ons IN rsoa.,
nsndtng their tnlf1umEntE 'TI,tS - , aeSoLn n
~ - ne4s OF eouEss f8enaase5t the pTios -
~ eoLl5nes1on 1latH necessarily eotne froTn
IN purchasing from the agent Of a nrg.-elss,
~ ttAL4.e1ot1y an instrument can bBhS6 a
se-S,-tS.tS tS1LlCe.aotWlth staDdtng the reuFE-
~ E1ons O outside maker thai the o. -
n4iaon" increases the Prise 81 ne in-4I,,.
Penons in want Of A1t-olaz Pfspo- .anro,
g;13 esSs 70 buy them Al second OF third clsS
,,d he public are invited to examine tn.
9'OeR OF.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-27

INAslIuuH - the 'canelFVutivsss ID
this county have elilod flloiF oou0on-
fion 70 u5eet on the Isiii - Argus IL
day recommended 70 The Unlen T,alty
by the Slate eomuittse. il has hean aug
gested shat the Union county eon4a1-
ton be held on the Saturday following.
which win b the 18th Of August. We
thing the snEs tinn a good one.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-27

DENIES THE CHARGE.-Dr. Black
burn, OF Kingston, Georgia, denies the
charge of the New York I5ii4ne, that
he is the yellow fever wretch. He
gives his descriptive list as follows -
1.-THE Yankees despoiled me OF all my
property. General Sherman burned
my cotton, mansion, and his troops
robbed my wife Of her jewelry and sill
yer-WaTe. This may have been right
over IL have shed no tear. glory in
being thought worthy OF their heIlish
cruelty. Although beneft Of property,
am glad 10 know that princely estate
has been LEFT me in Scotland, where 1
can 90 and live like q srhfLe man. Yet
desire 20 live IN this country. II
President Johnston be sustained, 1 ex-
peet 70 live and die and be buried in the
United States.'f
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-27

SUGAR wEDDISes.-Sugar weddings,
which take place Al tRe end of the
honey moon, are now in vogue. We
suppose they VIII become an institu-
ton. for in this era of divorces the
likelihood Of couple remaining unit
ed TIL the proper time for 8 tin we'd
ding Is extremely predetermined.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-27

Em President has signed the eeneral
telegraph bill which some poaons ex-
peaied him toSgoio. e gives "a new
oomPaRies tl,e right e rnn thelF Hines
over al postal aud military goais and
M public lands. aud under ~ Rivers,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-27

MILITARY AID NAVAL ACADEMY AP-
roISTxESrs--Tbe Array and Nary
Journal calls attention to an evil which
should be corrected
%-AImos: everybody must have no
tioed, Of late, II least two advertise
ments Offering 70 sell appointments 70
cadetships in the military and naval
academies for certain specified sums.
This very week the editor Of this jour
nal had his attention called 20 note
from responsible person Offering TO
sell West Point cadetship, the ap-
pOintmenttO which had in some way
got under the writer's control, for a
thousand dollars. 1t Is very probab bic
that these esgerl y-sOught appointments
have hitherto been paid for in money
rs well as IN personal and political in
fiuenoe. but We never before observed
this refreshing frankness in publish
ing the fact Of their sale and fixing the
exact price required. 1t is worthy of
species 81 brokerage has arisen. The
business should either he les-itimated
or speedily stopped; for, as things now
are, II strikes the ordinary American
mind as a very POOR way Of making
money and a worse one Of making
officers"
The Journal goes on TO direct atten-
ton 10 the fact that by a change in the
law nomination to a csndidateship al
West Point, Is now only n change IN
lottery, since only one out OF every five
nominated the case of the Presi-
dent, ten ont OF fffy,-hnaIly receives
an appointment, the choice being de-
termiDed by the merit and attainments
of the candidates. Still, if any person
authorized TO nominate should sell all
the five places under his control, the
chances would be rather against the
Academy as well as against any indi-
vidunl nominee. Perhaps an efGica-
cious remedy would be to expose the
names Of these cadetship brokers.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-27
DIR. LARooKAH,s
Indian Vegetable Pulmonic syr1

4IlaI4H VeBeLabIe FuImon1c Syrup
CURES COUGHS. COLDS, wHOOPISG
" COUGH, GRoUP, AETHlrA, CATAKFH
BRoScHTTIS PAIN ~ THE SlDR, NIGHI
SUkAzSs AoAksESESS- 10 which public
sy'eakeT and singers are liable CONsCTP-
LIoS5 In us early 4ases, and an diseases Of
Tie throat and lung
In6orssd by the hiEfle54 uasdSeal aufF,rritr
elsI1Inen OF every discrimination arttors
sld1torsi pEofessoFE In our various COLLEGES md
~ n11oT u our mos eminent pubic men
Containing no 0Eflfl1l. II IS adapted to eTeFy
9Ees ana can be used without faF Of NJ
dangerous results which follow the usa ~
many Of the cough preparations Of which
0gium and ipeeae are NE fl1IEe
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GIVE TIA THAI.
Pnne 8 cguiE "A !, / aneTto.fle

= ~ o IN. aIll d FleT 0OIIIe-
DR. z b KNIGHTS. PrOp'r, Melruae, Mass.
sod 20 The tE1de b. LAU9HLIlIE& BUSH
FIELD, wheeling, and a retail b an Drug
EE1!stss also y T. n. LogEn GCo., and LOgan,
ARt 4 Co myz5-1mdAw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-27

RRNov.kL OF REaAIcSs.- remains
or Gen. Richard Henry Lee, father Of
Robert E. Lee are 70 be removed from
Georgia 70 Lexington, by order ofthe
Virginia Legislatnre, and VIII be REIN
termed the iDth Of September next, on
the occasion Of the re-inauguration of
the Washington statue.
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Llfe3 Hfel
DROPs! pRoPsl d!

IE9NFds UhUFGI UHUFes
AlrKRICArI Linz doors vriil ellrs utp.,l,o+-ts.
Coughs Bronchitis, Sore Throat, AsfhT1o.
Rheun1AttsE1, NeIralgia- ARue In the Fiace.
Headache, Toothaee, Brui5es, Sprains, ChHb.
AIMS Group, Gods Fever and Ag1e ana
Cholera In Englsday. Sold By an ISIuREiEfg
with fun directions FOR use.
Springfield, Mass- DElIAS HARNFSS 4 81
Asents loE Bostoli- rnaEls-ly
CoIEate's Aromatie veEetabIe soap.
AsuPerior Tollet spaP. prspared nom re-
hned veEeeable Gus IN cuznblnation Win
GIyeerfne. and sspeetaily destined for the
useOfLadIes andforthsNuEsery. Itsper-
fume Is exquisite, and is washing psopertsss
unriyaned. Forellehy an drusEi,ts.
1sbz-lyds-w
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~ az 20 a,1ei b Ctlred.

The Great French Remedy, NJ. De Wallets
Female Periodical Pills, extensively used by
the french Royal Academy of Medicine
MenOFhapfa So 49,
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Spiral autttts.
SFtFIaI 90IIEt5.
CHOLERA, CHOLERA, DIARRHEA,
DTSENTERY FLUX- SUMNER
COMPLAINT.
KRA ACTS
Diarrhea Compound.

The greatest remedy Of the ace
n hds neTeT failed N a single Gdns
Keep 2 ~ lI11EaOlcHe 4 s8og b naadai any no
TneIzL- Every traveller should have q supply
ACCABE, KRAFT 4 CO.
Wheeling, Wv,
PropIietoTk.
sold by N. $ L Stidgsr. MoundsyiIIe. ".
Va, Dr. J. L CAT and Or. J. n Boueoek 81
CtarEsburg- w Va, and by Dealers IN meii-
ctoeS .eTeryvhere- CAL and get q circular
WIN csEtansz'tes % cures APr24-Sm
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-27

As we reeeiveihe fuller descriptions
81 the battle of Sadowa, II becomes
clear thai the hattle was fought by lar
ger armies than we at first supposed,
that in fact, more men were engaged
than in almost any other battle this
century. Probably nearly half a
million men were under arms. It is
also clear that the Prussians fought
better than the Austrians, and won the
victory by dint of hard blows. The
Austrians held their left and centre,
ard checked the Prussian advance.
But flank attack of the Prussians on
the right was not withstood, forty thous-
and cavalry were not used until the re-
treat was begun, and night found the
proud Austrian army completely beat
en-. The common verdict is that Bene-
dek has shown himself wanting in high
generalship.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-27
CoIEate1s Ar0ualie VeEetahIe soap
For Sheriff

"E WOULD RESPECTFULLY AN
w nounce the naneuf Col. ". n CURTIS
Is q candidate for Sheriff OF Ohio Co1nfv
sub Get TO the action Of q 9 Union OnnVefl.
ton MANY (sTTIZFsEFStt =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-27

TIE wounded are exposed to much
suffering and privation in Germany
Notwithstanding the recent organiza-
ton Of relief societies on the plan Of our
Sanitary Commission. The enormous
number OF casualties has probably
overtaxed the resources of the Com
missions. A letter from the Prussian
army, written on the day after the bal
lie Of Sadowa, contains this passage.
- In consequence ofThe rapid march,
6, our army Is in want of every
necessary for the nursing of the nOun-
ded. Thousands are lying under the
open sky, and after the engagements
Of the 9th, 9Th and 18th of June there
Was only one doctor for every thous-
and who had been struck down The
fugitive inhabitants ofthe villages have
taken all their horses with them, and
hence the wounded Austrians cannot
be conveyed 10 the hospitals, but HnEer
out their lives on the spot they fell
The Prussian military surgeons make
no difference between their own coun-
trymen and the Austrian prisoners; but
still the fallen AnsIrians may lack. in
many cases, The necessary assistance"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-27

TIE CABISET ASD AProOTNESrk.-
The New York Tribune reports that
AE. Stanton VIII not leave the Cabinet.
Perhaps il knows. Inc same journal
says
During last week Mr. Randall ap-
pointed over 500 Postmasters in various
places, nearly all upon recommends
tons Of members in whose districts
they were made. There are several
hundred more who VIII be nominated
during the present week. Il IS a matter
Of record that Governor Randall has
Persisteutiy opposed the manifestations,
of all Postmaster throughout tie South
who could not take the necessary test
oath, and has preferred to let the peo-
pie go without mail facilities when
they did not put forward proper per
sons to I'LL once.
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gasifaI snstrnmtuts
o S

ETIRE GREAT REPETATIoS or -
L RAobe PEzno lIns fndneesi In1I-sS-- = = AZ
1eE7or instruments 70 represenf 70 tfse5r = u
meTs inst the P1anos they sel are I1 -
the sAzne Is the Aaobe, made By EoSII-ty
hofE1eI5y eEup10yed d Ghem, &C. He Assa
A1zis h an I'd dodPE, and Gle I'M 1. -,
pEaefiead b. mRuufacturIsIs Who 49,, : otll my
tkleE Instruments 70 the trade and 49,
queotly are compelled 70 force thSsIS ~ - -
mATket A any pFioe. - ne
This mode o. doing b1Enes shuoId
S5onEh % eqaE me- plEcflGaeE n ones oT,S
mere fae9 Of small makers falCfnS me
the STANDARD. md working mr. - = p
Eepot2E1on EAO1ld Be an f1s evidence nscsSl
Il IS a ven known fat that AL firr.-.,..-
Piano manufactures have Their essSSits1-S
assneass and dispose Of their goods thFo5SS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-27

We have recently heard, from several
sources, that Northern men have APP
preached late holders of slaves with the
offer of five dollars for each slave lost
by emancipation. What does this
mean3"
Perhaps the repeated attempts recent
" made in Congress 70 provide q pay
ment Tor slaves ofEoyaf men. > &c, may
shed some light on this dark subject.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-27
NOTICE 20 School Teachers.

AL TEACHERS DESIRING 10 OBJ
"a tain situations In any Of the Free
Schools in the districts Of Wheeling, Gog The
ensuing year, are hereby notified that appli-
the township IN which they desire to be eIn-
ploysd TO teach. on or before the 4Lh day OF
cation. J.. N BICKEL.
iyA-iOI Clerk
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DissoIutfon

4S1SSO1uI1Ou.
TUE PARTNERSHIP HERETORE TX
Il Rttng between the undersigned under ne
nLm name Of Gorell a Co, Is This day dis
solved by mutual consent The bushes AZ
the late nrm viii be settled by r J. Smyth
who VIII continue the agricultural and SeECi
business, at the conner Of Market and Quincy
streetA THEO. n GORRELI,
r ]. SMYTH.
WHEELING, W. Va. JULY - ls9S FvIs
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IUsF WHAT ToU WANT LADIES.

The great French Remedy n. DE VAL
Female Periodical PHI.
The only and safe Remedy for Diseases pc
culiar only to Ladies'.
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Notice

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, PURSU-
IN ant 10 the 18Th section OF the act Of West
Virginia, providing for The formation Of
corporations and regulating the same" that
meeting Of the suhs1ibers to the sock Of
the Wheeling Fruit House Association win
Be held al r Porter & Cos store, In the city OF
v Wheeling. on Monday, the 18th day Of August
lSod- Al - O'Clock a m Of said day, 10 elsct
Board Of Directors and other ofdcerS, make
bylaws and transact other business which
may lawfully be doEe by said stockholders
in general meeting. dated July 2lsi, ls6S
ROBERT CRAWFORD
]. W. BOYD,
AUG. 1SNDERRIDEN,
JOHN TRUCHEIa
W. @. HANDLAS
RICHD PORTER
ty%2w CoFporatnEE
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WHO ANswKRs5-The following is
clipped entire from the Richmond
Wig:
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GA. WTNGRRFK

ID II N TT S. II
No. g Market streeE,
mflS1y WHEELING. ". VA
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10 BLACKBMITHg.
~ best imported 1919 40
BELLOWS, +ATndts1 Cold Jake.)
y ISsEsaA = 'astley, Ne1snn 4 Coz
STEEL. CAst and Shear, Round, sdnare.
OcLagOn and Flat - = 49,
IRON the beEt as8oFtment In the city.
p c. HIIDRETH n BRO
e Main street. bet Monroe and Quincy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-11

"TAADDEus."-At the time Of General
Jackson's election as President Of the
United States, Thaddeus Stevens was
elected by the Jackson Democrats as State
Senator in Pennsylvania, to carry out the
policy Of Jackson against Nicholas Biddle,
of the United States Bank, and the re-
charter Of said bank as a State institution
in Pennsylvania. There was at that time
q Jackson majority of four in the Senate,
and the people depended on the Senate to
nullify the action Of the House OF Repre-
sentatiyes. When the vote was taken,
Mr.. Stevens and two other Democratic
members voted yes, and the Biddle bank
bill passed the Senate. The people were
so indignant against Stevens and his fell
low apos,a,es that they assembled In large
numbers to call them to account for their
per6dy. But Stevens s Co. evaded them
by jumping out Of the back windows and
running away. When the United States
Bank was closed, it was found on Mr..
Biddle's private book that he paid Thad-
deus Stevens fifty thousand dollars for his
vote on the bank question, and the other
TWO apostates fifteen thousand each.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-11


The PosT OFFICE "ApPoINTAENT"
AMINDMgNr.-The measure bears on its
face the stamp Of party malice, which no
amount Of defamation or Of discrimination
on the part of Mr.. Henderson or his radi-
cal associates can remove 1t is born of a
fear not justified by facts or probabilities,
that Mr.. Johnson will abuse the executive
patronage given him under the Constitu-
ton. Even in a strictly party, not to say
o legal or constitutional sense, the Presi-
dent has given no reason as yet for the
belief that he meant any such thing. He
has not appointed to office q single man
who has not acted with the Union party
since the commencement of the war. and
in nine cases out Of ten the %appointees
have been soldiers or officers Of the Union
army.
Mr.. Henderson, the original secession
ist Of Missouri, cannot gainsay this, any
more than he can gainsay the fact Of his
having offered resolutions of sympathy to
the "Sister States Of the South" in the
Missouri Legislature. Tho record shows
the one as clearly as It shows the other
81. Joseph Herald.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-11

REcoNsrRucrIoN.-John Minor Bolts
has addressed a letter to the members Of
the Senate aud House of Representatives,
in which he gives his views against the
report Of the Congressional Reconstruc-
ton Committee. MI. Bolts says he has
no sake to grind" or Office to solicit ), is
free Of all party ties, and is " entirely with
the unconditional Union men Of the coun-
try" He objects to the Reconstruction
report because it makes no provisions for
the relief Of the Union men Of the South ;
because it DISTINGUISHES the people on &C.
count Of their having held Offices Of q GER
tain grade, and not on account Of the
grade Of their offences; because he thinks
the President will not sanction the bills re-
ported, nor the necessary number Of States
adopt the amendment; and because it is
extremely improbable that the Southern
States will accept the conditions pre-
scribed. He thinks reconstruction can
best be effected BY disqualifying all South
erners over 25 years of age in 1860
from holding Office for ten years
to come, If they cannot swear that
they did not voluntarily take up arms,
encourage others to do so, or in any way
aid the rebellion.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-11

Mr., BBEcHER's OPINIoN.-The Rev.
Henry Ward Beecher has lately stepped
aside from his usual course, to give an
opinion upon a drinking question. At
the Women's Rights Convention, in New
York city, Mr.. Beecher, in the curse Of
some remarks, consulted a Testament and
then handed it to Mr.. Theodore Tilton.
The latter then told a story about ten
clergymen, who were recently gathered
together, none Of whom had pocket Tes-
taments, but every m of whom produced
a cork.screw when one was called for to
open "a champagne bottle" Mr.. .Beecher
doubted the truth Of this statement, for
"he was ashamed to say he was sufficient
ly well acquainted with such subjects as
to know that cork.screws are not'used for
champagne. It was for ale, he believed.
instead Of champagne, for which the cork.
screws were wanted"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-11

"LAxsoS."-This ,enterprising individ-
ual, who so extensively specialized in Gold
Hill wildcat claims, and who swindled a
number Of people in Boston and New
York, has again "turned up" This time
in Arizona. A letter written at Prescott,
Arizona, and received at Austin q few
days ago, published in the Rsveihs.) con-
,ains the following sentence:
"a man named Lamson, formerly OF
Gold Hill, in your State, is here with "
Thunderbolt Crushers, one Of which he Is
putting up on some mines belonging to
parties here. who have agreed 70 furnish
him a certain amount Of rock. He thinks
he can crush at the small cost Of 90 80 per
ton, and II the ore pays as well as he an.
ticipates, he will put up the other mill
also"
Look out for him! He'll steal the
amalgan.
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srooK TRANSACTIONS
lRErosrED BY I. o'sHIES. STOCK BROKER, GOLD HILL.
SAN FRAscrsoo, June Ill Pm.
ExCELsTOR STOCK AND EX.
CHANGE BOARD.

Antietam, Mohawk Ledge, 81 IS asked;
California Consolidated N. and n. Co.,
sSl asked, $Sl bid; Confidence, Pacific
Ledge, $50 asked; Calaveras, American
Ledge, Sill asked, 2 so bid; Challenge,
Pacific Ledge, $l2 asked; Excelsior. Union
Lodges, Nos. i and 2, $50 asked, % bid;
Gould s. Curry, Gould & Curry Ledge, ~
asked, 2 bid; Gold Run, Phoenix Ledge,
SlS asked, s 371 bid; Golden Wedge,
Golden Wedge Ledge, $40 asked; Hidden
Treasure, Crescent Ledge, ~ 90 asked;
Highland, Highland Ledge, 10; Kentucky
Kentucky Ledge, II asked, 8 bid; Lexing-
ton, Alabama Ledge, 6 bid; Lucky Boy.
Alabama Ledge, s asked; Lodi, Lodi
Ledge, 4 asked; Mohawk and Montreal,
Mohawk Ledge. "a asked, % 80 bid;
Pennsylvania, Empire Ledge. 10 asked, Z
bid; Union, Potosi Ledge, Is asked; Vir-
ginia, Ledge No. 2. IS asked; Wisconsin,
Montreal Ledge, 6 asked; Fredonia, Free
donia Ledge. 80 asked.
SALBs.-Five shares California Console
dated Mill and Mining Co. at SSl; 10
shares Gould s. Curry at 2.-Sun, Of Sat-
urday.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-11

DvoRcEs.-Indiana has long been IA
nous for the ease with which people can
procure divorces in her Courts. 1t is re-
ported from New Albany, an Indiana
town, that a divorce was recently granted,
among many others, in the case Of M'Cart-
ney VS.. Mccartney, but neither Of the
parties knew of the suit, or was present
when the decree was made both lived
together most happily, and were astoun-
ded to ind that they were separated.
How it happened no n knows, but the
divorce was granted, and the parties may
have to get married over again. Such
loose proceedings as these are the natural
result of the wretched divorce laws Of In
diana.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-11

DAYTON SgNTISEL.-The News having
expressed itself in favor of General John
B. Winters as the next Governor Of this
State, our genial contemporary, the Se"ti-
mel, puts the following "query" to US
docs Mr.. Winters participate with the
News in its reconstruction peculiarisies J"
This is the first time we have heard that
the News had any reconstruction pecu-
liarities." Will the Sentinel, in its next
issue, enlighten the public as to what they
are. Mr.. Winters endorses the course
which we have pursued in preventing a
division in the Union Party Of Storey
county, which certain short-sighsed poll
ticians have attempted to effect, because oil
the differences between the Administra-
ton and some of the members of Congress
on the reconstruction Of the lately rebelllous
States, and which do not affect the Union
Party Of the State Of Nevada. Perhaps
these are the reconstruction peculiarisies"
to which the Sentinel refers. -
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-11

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