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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-09-14

THE New York Tribune but speaks the
honest feelings of every decent man in the
community when it says
I'VE had thought the President had ex-
hausted his power to offend a national sense
OF decency. This was a mistake. In his
speech at st. Louis he passed from vulgarity
to blasphemy with boldnesswhich ia almost
appalling. In what he said of Judas Iscariot
and OF the Saviour, Andrew johnson has
more than disguised every Christian in the
land. He has dragged that which is dearest
TO our hearts into the dirt of his politics and
his outrageous defense of the massacre 81
New Orleans"
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-09-14

NEW hooks, NEW HOOKS
AT E. S. R. DUTLRRs
BOOK AND NEWSPAPER STORE.
fNo. 42O MARKET STREET.
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
Ihe ~ I9lites BY Robert St Clair Cloth.
lamp - 'flsons-rwenty Months in the Departpnen
- OF the Gu by Col. Duganne
kohs u 'glHa. Cloth.
Mrs, ~ dt9lloys Cookery as II Should Be. Cloth
Eharcoal Sketches; by Jos. C. Neal. Cloth
Cloth. - - % ArtnuI'-
Wells. Cloth. '9 A"u VII
oll Regions Of Pennsylvania Cloth
sunn+r's Story, Sheridans Ride and othar p,sp,s. -
T. Buchanan Read. 4't "
TOO TOO Old Bird to 10 Caught with chaff by Mrs 0o,a
Inc Young Cadets by Captain Brliaw '-N
Daniel. AeNA'0'
The host WIN ) by Mfs Hourly Wood.
Castles In the Air; by Mrs Gore
Also a large number Of New Books Of Va,ons Lin5s
Az the latest Magazines and Newspapers st.tiannxv
rore honnaies, Pocket Wallets and Fancy Arneles ~
oe21 400 M.rkat ,trast e u; ,s9IfLER,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-09-14

WILL some kind friend in Dover furnish us
with copy of The interesting address of
G. H. B. S-T-1s6O-X. Day, Esq, delivered
before the corporals guard of the bread.and
butter brigade, in that town short time
ago
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-09-14
TO our PATRONS.

The patrons of the Journal and Statesman
are informed that GEORGE r. ROBERTS is no
longer connected with this office, as collec.
tor or agent, nor in any other capacity
whatever Mr.. JOSEPH EcKEL is now our
authorized agent for the collection of monies
and transaction of outdoor business con-
nected with the office. All matters entrusted
to his care will receive prompt attention.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-09-14

A WESTERN HAM1IN.-Capt. D. Stewart,
who fought CALAMITY through the late War
In behalf ofthe Union, having returned to
civil life, is clerk in dry goods store at
Flint, Michigan, at 5000 per annum. Col
McCreerY ofthat place, having gone over IN
johnson, and been appointed Assessor of In.
ternal Revenue for the district, procured
while in Washington, the wholly unso.
lieited appointment of Postmaster al Fin,
for Capt stewart-the salary 90, 500 per an.
num- Col,McCreery brought home the com
mission and handed tito Capt. Stewart, who
instantly re jected itas an imputation on his
personal integrity. Though no conditions
were attached to the place, he felt that he
would, ifhe accepted it, be at least under sus.
pieion OF having ''sold out;" and he preferred
5000 year with his own and his neighbors'
REF m. nth faint Of Johnsonism
O4S LEhInAis the spirit wherein
tbn singls and double thickness, s---
'A7r. cd, and warranted superior uuctlons OF the
TEAL filled 10 the entire satisfactio
: ~ the lowest market prices, att
ner Of Third aud Orange strt
janily,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-09-14

WAR DRPiRrNEN
SURGEON 0EsERALiA OTFInR
.,,.u,-.-. WASHINGTON, d. C., AUGUST lOth 1866
An Army Medical Board, to consist of Brey.t coina,
.. w. brown Surgeon U $. A., President Breyet Lsnts
ant colonel II. H. Wftz, Surgeon U, s. A. Brsvet Liar
tenant Colonel Anthony Heger Surgeon U s. A and
heyet Major Warren Websier Assistant sureon ~ y
A., Recorder, will meet IN New York City on the " o.
10th OF SEPTEMBER, NEXT,
For the examination Of candidates for nnis,n ipt h
Medical stan ef the u. s. Army ''' 'ne
sound. ~ anu PhyhleAlly
applications for aninyltaon to appear before the o.A
should be addressed TO the surssun Genera u s. A Nv
must Stale The full name, residence and date ana nis
81 5rtn 81 hs candidate Testimonials as 10 eharsster
ana qnalihcations must he furnished II the Annesn,
pas beer In the Medical Service Of the Army during H.
wal tue Aet should be stated together with bis frro
fAnk, anu time and place OF service and teatimnnisi
forwarded ''eu HhoAid aiso be
NO allowance is made for the expenses of persops vn
requisite to appointment Peu'io's pre-
Ineie are at present sixty vacancies In tbs Madi, sea-
ory'sx OF which are original, being created bv h a.,
Oh congress- approved July 2sth 1866 - ''' As'
.r,,a-ou JOS. X. BARNES
surgeon GenerAl U 8. A.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-09-14

THAsKs.-Hon. George Read Riddle will
please accept our thanks for valuable Public
Documents.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-09-14
COMMERCIAL RECORD,
WILMINGTON MARKET.
Corrected by q. Chandler 4 Son.

Thursday, September Ia, 1865
Wheat Flour, per sls 250ib75
hye Alouft pei DDl.s.
Wheat, per bushe red, choice, ........ fs
. white, .........,.., ? gb
rye ''''''....,'.,'...."........ l. 10
Nurn'. 90
Corn Mehper bbl 90
Corn per bushvi, 20
Noih Whlte........ ..,..........l. 20
O0ats new .60
p1 psahs ''''''.''''.'.... .',,.....,.."."..260
NioNer eeeu 90
ssiimotny ''''.'''.'.''., 90
piAX seed co
nuckMhsAt hei per luO los.... ...."...........BCO
Wheat screenings per bushel. g5
STU, e. Per puehel'''''''' 90
cP nt 90
rptAtoeAi Per buahel.,,' 25
nay per 20 90
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-09-14

Joseph E. Davis, a brother of jefferson
Davis, has been pardoned by the President,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-09-14
SPECIAL CARD no THE REApRR

THE CROSBY OPERA HOUSE ART ASSOCIATION
Is no SIT enterprise, and must not be conouuded with
place at the Opera House without the authorItv ar con-
sent OF the piopretors. septlI2w
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-09-14
VAN vER,s
LIVERY STABLE,
FRONT ST. BETWEEN FRENCH & WALNUT,
WILMINGTON, DELA WARE

:, a, NANpkVER announces to his ffiends and Tho ,,,
P, r. ge,hssIAy mat he has ope ed LIVERY sTARiE IL,
sitee between French and Walnut where h. IL
HIRE HORSES AND CARRIAGES ON THE .os-
REASONABLE TERMS 'i'St
a, hs Horses are in good condition. aud his c.,raa t
Is' w most fashionable styles. He Invites ibos.
e''' n'" a CALI Jy27-am
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-09-14
MARRIED.

MARRIED.
VAN ALSTYNE = PRESCOTT I'm the
Delaware Avenue Baptist Church, of this
city, Sept. 18th, by Rev. @. w. Folwell
Mr. JOHN r. VAN ALsTYNE, of Albany,
~ y, and Miss ELIZA PBEscoTT, of viii
mington.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-09-14

ERED. DANx
SHAVING AND HAIR DRESSING SALOON
tBAsement Of Indian Queen Hotel)
OoRNER Oh FIFTH AND MARKET STRrprs
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
in bvbas bs Halt Cutting, shlmPOOInG and Dyslus don,
AuI0-om
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-09-14
U. II. CROSBY, Actuarv A A

Al the ART INSTITUTE, No. 62j BROADWAY
or at ths CROSBY ART GALLERY,
OPERA HOUSE, CHICAGO.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-09-14

NoTeR lin ordering cerllfcAtop please name eugrAv
ing desired II the Engraving ia TO be forwarded 10 In
send draft post office money ORDERS or greenbaeks win
address Of town county and State carefully written IA
every certificate Ia fully regisfered Addra.s ' ~
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-09-14

single and double thickness, n
cd, and warranted q superior
filied 10 the entire satisiactio.
the lowest market prices, att
ner Of Third aud oTango strt
jani-ly,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-09-14

Mn. II. T. HELxnoID.
DeaT @ SlrIn regard to the question asked ma As 10
my oplnion about buehH | would EAv tbai I bsys nd
~ nnu SOLD the article in varo is forms for tbe nsst b
years do not think tn fs Is apv form or nysnar,
sUa M o. nave not used or known 10 be ussd N the
ids. u'ssahes where such medlcate agent wonId bs
hs hVaseu h 1ou are aware well as HyselC that il
o9 h h extensively employed In the various diseases
" sne 9iaduer and Kidneys aud the reputation ii bas
4sSut'u In my Judgment Is warranted BY the facts.
seen and used, before stated every fsrm Of
trs e1 powdered leaves, the simple deeooion tine
suIs, nuu e1tfaeta,-and | ain not coRnizRnl ~ anv
2, mat plant at all equal yours Twelve
ekialenco ought, think 70 give me ina RIGHT %
u9Eo aS o. s merls and without prejudice or partay
~ Y"urs precedence over all others d5 moi value
Ill siinB aaeoruing TO its bulk; II did other Btcdug
MIL ouu 9utdo yours but hold to tile doctrine that
outA anu luahtiy do not make up value-jf ibev aid
copper cent would be worth more than gold dollar
value your Duchu for its effect on patieuts hay.
s ueh WIN ~ and seen cured with IL more diseases
ss bladder and Kidneys, than have ever seen cured
nanns y osner buehu or any other proprietary com-
Respectfully yours, a.,
GEO. Ii. KRYsER, M. D.,
August lith, 1850 i'''''u's"' rA'
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-06-27

Gov Patton, Of Alabama. In his late let
der 10 Congress, says that there are lnlly
twenty Thousand orphans (wbites) 10 Ala
hama, and THAT three fourths Of them ate
utterly destitute a4.s w ,aa 4
The Huntsville Independent suggest
that the State build or aid in the building
of cotton factories in the state, IN order 10
uroyidc employment for this multitude ot
whites. made psupers and helpless by the
war, and 10 increase the value OF the STA
ple. The manufacture Of cotton al home
ought hence forth 10 be the rule and not the
exception in all the cotton states. aa
A grand wedding occurred at Mobile
an the llth, at the African church. Sam.
uei Jackson. negro man. once the slave
of General Beauregard. married Miss. Sa-
rah Jones, q white school.mistress. The
house was crowded by negroes. The
friends Of the pair Afterwards participated
in banquet at the house Of the bride
rroom.-'f'he newly married pair left on
IN early train to visit the brides friends
Al ihe North.
The Legislature II Massac husetts has
passed alaw giving the officers the rigb,
60 arrest all idle persons who, not having
visible means of support. live withsu, law
.fal employment; all persons wandering
abroad aud visiting grog-shops or houses
sof i'll repute. or isdging 10 groceries, out
houses. mrrket-places, sheds. barns, or IN
the open AR. aud not giving Agood ac-
count Of themselves; all beggars or s,hsrs
receiving aims. Any person known 70 be
sp,ckpscket. thief. burglar. either by his
owu cssfrssiou or otherwise. V not an
gSgrd At some lawful employment. Is de-
slared . ,agrant and arrested accordingly
I.AwRgscg Hoax. q citizen OF Arson
county. on Friday ~eek. the 18th inst,
.ssmmittsd suicide by shooting himself ~
the head. For sometime Mr.. Harm hi
bcsn noticed 10 be s,newhat unsettled In
mind. in consequence Of the loss OF much
property duriog she war and by the result
VI the war,
NEsRo SpYrRAsE IN NEw JrRsgY ~
is announced that the negroes af New Jer
sey are moving 10 obtain the right to sois
Being tsr payers. they claim the right 7,
vote, aad will offer their ballots a. Oh,
next election. aud &c ,elssed viii bring
the matter To ihs attention Of the courts
!. is said that wealthy regrces are at th'
head Of this movement. and that Beast
Butler has already been retained in THE
behalf for the kgal proceedings that ar'
anticipated.
The bark OF the willow tree burnt 4
ashes applied TO the parts will rrmove al
eorns or eIcresences on an. part Of tn
brdy.
II say. Ji@." says one friend 10 anothel
en- meeting, al hear that our FREUD A
has been in the o.l speculation heavily
has he made anythlngi' "fes.. say
jim. .'he has made 40 ss.ignment.'
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-06-27

|G1 KIM PER YEAR, We want Agents
Up 1VVV everywhere to sell our IMPRO-
WE'D $40 Sewing Machines. Thres new kinds.
Under and Upper feed. Sent on trial. Warranted
FIVE years. Above salary large commission paid.
The osIr machines sold in the United States for less
than $40, which are fully licensed BY Hove, Waeeley
Wilson, Grocer 4 Baker, Singer Co, and Baessl.
ser All other cheap machines are infringemsms,
and the seller or user are liable 70 arrest fine and in
prisonment illustrated circulars sent Free Address,
or call upon Shaw Il CLARK, at Biddeford, Maine, OF
Chicago, III. June 6. 40-l2mo
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-06-27
Obituary.

Del, Ia Cas- county. TeI.. on The s'h instant,
Af.. MARY WOODS. formerly Of this county. She
removed from ihis state 10 TeIss so0,e years sgo.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-06-27
WOOL CARDING MACHINE.

THE Subscribers Cardius Mschinss are now IN
splendid order, eight miles north Of Hillsboroush,
and one mile and half east Of Cedar Grove.
White Wool viii 10 csrded for IS cents per pound.
mixed wool, IL mixed whom brought, 30 cents, II
MIXED at the machine, IS cents ~
Produce Of I'll kinds, or one filth Of the wool, will
BE- taken 10 payment No credit IN any case.
l@ LEMUEL WILKINSON.
June ~. eR ly--
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-06-27


Fresh Confectionery at reduced
Prices.
EyRENCH Cream Strawberries. Pine apples &C.
q Brandy and Wine Drops, &c.
English Walnuts, Cocoa Nuts,
Pigs, Sardines, Raisins,
Fresh Cove oysters, in cans,
Soda Crackers,
Stick ana. Fancy Candies, &c
Also.
Fine Teas. Sugars, Molasscs, Ohssse. .FsniI,
Flour. &c. &c.
For Msaieinal Parpo'o
old See,ar Whiskey, Pure French Brandy, foh
and Madeira Wi0c.
and Domestic whiskey and Brandy.
JAMES WEBB & SON
8. ~ go ss-
THANKS. for Sale at this OF s..
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-06-27
MAI gI1D.

II this county. on Moaday The 18Th instant. By the
sev. O.. q. Hill. Mr. GILBERT CRAIG 70 Mis
HENRIETTA D. srR,YHoRN.
IN this county. on The lnh inst, By >. w. Mckee
Esq, an HENRY 4. rILLEY 70 Miss REBEccA
ROBINSON.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-06-27
CORN FOR WHEAT.
WE will exchange Corn Tor Wheat.
W 8 JAMES WEBB 4 SON.
June ~. a4t ST.
NOTICE

NOTICE.
TO THE Tx PAPERS OF ORANGE.
n SHALL attend At the following times and places,
TO collect the Taxes due for the year 1856, from
the tax payers Of Orange comfy: 1a ~
Thomas }. Gates, Monday the 10th Of July,
lanes w. Miles, Tuesday tho 18th.
CsLar Cove, Wednesday the 18th.
A. Towlss's. Thursday the l9li..
Halls sless. Friday the goth.
Hal.boroush. cor town and district, Saturday the
2isi.
John A. Coles, Monday the 2srd.
Red Mountain, Tuesdsy the 24,h.
Msnrum'. Store, Wednesday the 25sh.
John d. I.ip.comh's. Thursday the Goth.
purhan's Sistion. Friday The 77ih.
Gouier's. saturday the 2sih.
Chapel Hin, Monday The 30th.
White Cross. Tuesday the 3iss.
Tho. Longs. Wednesday the ia ofAugus..
Itis earnestly reqpesird and expected for oil 70
come up and pay their Taxes promptly. for The mo-
nsy is seeJeJ not only fof The Stale but the county
Coz there is not dollar in the county Treasury. no
Tar having heen levied snJ7coleeied for the year
lsss. and the warIsns Of the posr are very much 10
Jebi and have 10 money; therefore IL i expected OF
All 70 be puneiasl in attending to this mailer, aud
not one will. under the circumstances excuse them
selves.
The persons who have been making whiskey, who
have already permitted quarters 70 pass without
will take notice that il will be well for them 10
com. up prepared pay their Tax. and save costs %
we'll - trouble.
nj. erpec,si 10 have the eandida,es and some fun.
n. B. GUTHRIE. Sheriff
Juns IS. a.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-06-27
PRIVATE SCHOOL.

4 ~ A ~ DO II y " -
rUyHE EIGHTH SESSION Of Miss MANGUM'S
i SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES will COM
tnenee on the 18th Of July. 1866.
For particulars address Miss NJ. r. MANGUM,
care Of d.. .. n. Cain, Hillsboroush, N =.
June 10. f--
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-06-27

ONCE North Carolina Railroad Company
compauy's shoPs June u, 1856.
THE Seventeenth Annual Meeting OF the Stock
holder. Of the North Carolina Railroad Com.
pany will 10 held in tho town Of Marlborough on
Thursday the 18th day q July nert
Stockholders who eanna attend in person, will
please sesJ th.ir psoIiss.
r. 4. stage. See'y.
Iane 20. a.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-06-27

~ We are su,hsrired to annouace the name Of
Q. D.UMsrEAD ID. E,s, asa esnd,dsie TO spesen,
Ne county Of Orange ~ the House Of Commons. .,
shs slee,ioa 10 August merit
~ We are anIher1ed 10 snnoun.s the namo Of
W. w. GUESS. E.q.. as candidate to rsp,sssn,
ihs county of Orange In the House Of Commons, al
Me sleciioa in August next.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-09-25
The Cleveland Convention!
Address to the Soldiers and Sailors
Of the Union.

The following is the address adopted
by the Soldiers aud Sil.,s' Convection,
al Clevei land, ONO, uu iu,sdA.
10 the Nold.us aad Sailors of the J"joa:
More than fifteen months have elaps-
ed since YOU were released from service
dnd permitted 10 return 10 yOur homes,
witt. the assurance If the country that
youl' work wac done, and Uhat the rebel
lion Was substantially suppress For
fIur years on the ocean and IL fields
Stretching from Gettysburg to New Or
leans, YOU had fought IN order to I"store
phe ioCegriiy of the nation, aud You rest
od from your tolls with the convection
that it only remained for stIieSn en- TO
rlyet the broken bands which y'G had
laid together. You knew that thu task
required wisdom and delIberatiou, but
! You had right to expect that, llk, your
| Own, it would be taken up promptly aud
conducted with sipgleness of purpose.
You had yourselves left party ti,, be-
hind when YOU marched TO the field,
aud theuceforIh knew only your roun.
! try. You had right to demand that in
the. pea ;eiul completion OF yoaT work
ia ey would follow your example. You
expected that those who had called upon
y,,u not only to suppress revolution, but
to vindicate the violated law, wouia set
n. new example DO the nation by a strict
adherence 10 their constitutional power
and a revival of the old spirit of sacred
. obedience 10 law. You expected, and,
J after the performance OF such services,
YOU had 3 peculiar right te demand,
1 that your successors IN the work of les
! toralion should not only devise measures
! which should be just, but should propose
them at the season when they shUuii be
I practicable; and that by means OF these
measures and the sympatbles o; the
I North, the people of the South, subject
Y ed To all the penalties, should long since
] haJ e been brought back TO the PEI form.
J auce OF all its duties in this nation, and,
which the vindication of the la de-
1uanded, TO real participation m its
Life. For more than year you hsve
looked on in silence, and the work for
W bich you have provided the opportu,
nifty has not been done. Your success
ors have acted neither wisely nor In
season, That which might have been
we'll and wisely accomplished, if propos-
ed at the proper time, has been made
Improbable by delay, and a condition
which 1T would have been Of doubtful
wisdom to impose at any time is at last
lmpc Sed when it is too late. After you
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-09-25

"DoCToR T. B. RANDOLPH, the ne
gro who vas delegate from Louisiana
in the black and tan convention, Of
which FOREMAN, CAMPBELL Il Co were
prominent members, tuns out to be as
much of humbug as the majority vi tho
white southern loyalIots were In
the courso of the pilgrimage which he
and Mr.. CAMPBELL and others were ap
pointed to make, RANDOLPH came. a lew
days ago, to Oneida, New York, aud
was recognized by hundreds of citizens
as barber who left that place Il few
years ago and had not previously hern
heard from, So it seems that tho oul \
southern negro that could DO induce i
to attend the negro suffrage convention,
is not southern negro after all. Gen
eral" NED PFISTER. of Montgomery
Alabama, whose card We published a
short time since was certainly right
when he said that mo coloTsa gentlemau
OF any standing i'll the co$Amuni,y would
accept the position % delegate 80 such
q convention"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-09-25
Judge HarrisOn's Decision Again

The negro suffrage organ of this city
attempts to bolster up its attack upon
Judge HARRISON aud his recent de
cision in the Hampshire county rcgistra.
tion case by what it evidently thinks is "a
plain and conclusive argument bu1
which Is really no less fallaciouS and no,
tenaole than that originally put forth,
Inc case as stated by the Htslligcpccr is.
In substance, this: The Constitutional
amendment, 10 CONNECTION with TN. mr..
viously existing provisions of II. St.ea
Constitution, de6oes the Qualification. sc
voters. "The registrar, in det.rm;u;o.r
who are voters, is TO be governed bv tbs
constitutional provision, not as i, r,av
nave been at some former period. bnt
precisely as it is at the moment he exc
cutes the law.
New, In the first place. this is NOT an.
plicable to the case decided bv JnSgs
HARRISON. A Judge decides only in The
case before him. Judge HARRISON was
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-09-25
.,p.smma.. for Co,. s. III. smith

Colonel b. II. SMITH candidate for Governor,
will address the people OF this State at the tol-
lowing times and place.;
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-09-25

RANDOLPH, tie Oneida barber who
was q delegate from Louisiana IL the
milk and molasses Convention, from
which Governor FOREMAN has recently
returned, Is trayersins tho Northern
States alOOg with the other tourists Of
the torch and turpentine persuasion,
"stumping" for the radical party and
collecting funds, professedly, for the es-
tablishment of high schools for the New
Orleans darkics. How much of the
money raised by RANDOLPH will ever
find its way 10 New Orleans can be very
easily guessed
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-09-25
LEGAL Notice.

Legal N0tlce.
NNO ZACHARIAH WHAT, WAR
i FORD Mann, Denton 0livar and N. q. An.
thur, late owners Of the Steamboat Alamo,
and Richard King and NJ. Kennedy, present
owner of said Steamboat, and Joseph Seybold,
Administrator Of the the Estate OF George +.
Wilson, deceased.
You are hereby notified that we shall on
TUESDAY, the 9th day OF October, 1866, move
the Circuit Court for Ohio County, West Var.
GINA, to appoint Trustee in the place and
stead Of George I. Wilson, now deceased, who
was Trustee in certain decd OF trust made. by
Zachariah Wheat, Warford Mann, Denton Oliyar,
and N. G. Arthur, on the 9th day Of December,
1850, and the same day placed Of record in the
office OF the Surveyor Of Customs for the port Of
Wheeling, w. Va. By said deed the said par.
ties late owners Of the Steamboat Alamo
conveyed said Steamboat 10 said Trustee in
trust to secure the payment Of certain cl aims
mentioned in said deed.
WILSON DUNLEVY g. CO,
JOHN HUGHES a. CO,
sep2il0t HANS W. PHILLIPS.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-09-25
SPECIAL MOTTO Els.
PISO'S
CURE for CONSUMPTION

FIFTY THOUSAND persons dle annuity
from Consumption in the United States. (See
censns report for 1862
This remedy bas been for several years used
in practice by eminent physicians, with such
marked success, that is now, by urgent reque st
offered to the public as an infallible remedy for
lung and throat diseases Not every one in the
advanced Stages of the consumption can be
cured, but many have been, and many more are
now receiving benefit from its use, and this
long after all other known remedies have failed.
AS an evidence OF our sincerity in the above
statement, we warrant it to give satisfaction.
EDMUND BOOKING, Druggist No. Odd
Fellows Hall, Wheeling w Va, General Agent
for West Virginia to whom orders may be ad
dressed.