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lR DODeE,s PRACTlCI Il

nR D0D6E's PHACTLCE u
~ mostly diseases Of q chronic nature
cases given up as incurable. His treRtr2c
peculiar to himself although there bare H
men In all ages who have had the same mag
&c power over the diseases OF the body C.
mind, (soms call IL the Z" Gift Of Healing
few have possessed IL to sueb an extent gW
nearly all diseases and persons. II iia liisr
vitality passed from a strong, healthy body T.
weak one that restores the lost OF unequal g.
Culation VI the vital OF nervous mud. 30 pose
flil is this influence that persons who haysl
many years suffered from diseases which t.a
been pronounced incurable, and ~ whom Hii
cine las been administered with 10 good ,-c
have been restored TO health In au ucis!..
short space Of time. IL will not restore W.
member Of the body or perform other lps'
billties, but IL will always relieve pain o.
whatever cause. The practice IL based up.
the most strict principle of scieure tLerta
nothing miraculous or supernatural about
1t IS in harmony with all natural laws M,
eminent physicians OF other practices Dyt ll
acknowledge this power, but receive the ma
ment for themselves and families, as well nE
wise il to their patients. DR. DODGE do"ts
profess 10 cure every case.
BY this treatment il takes but lev mIHSt
for inveterdte cases of almost any durable gBfs
c disease, and 40 sure II the effect that bat n
diseases require second operation, except De.
ness Broken Zones DIslOCatOns, DadJuTHala'
Of Spine, and Suppurdting rumOrs Even ilH
will be much beneltted-alw1yN relieved r.
pain and sometimes fully cured Disea'e'i-
are most certain oi being cured At one op.f,i
are:
WEAK EYES,
DISEASES OF IBB BRAIN
WEAK SP1NES,
JUNIORS
FAILING or THE NO..
ALL KINDS OF SEXUAL WEAKFE>-
INTERN l. ULCERS,
DR0PSY,
LOSS OF VOICE
WEAK LUNGS,
CATARRH,
ST. YIIUS Dsh
WEAKNESS or rae LIMBS
DYSPEPSIA,
RHEUMATISM
NERVOUS DEBILITY,
DIABETES,
BRONCHITIS,
DISEASED LIVES
KIDNEYS
HEAR
ETC. ETC. ETC
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MICHAEL J. ROHAN

Nl KEI STREET, between the Custom
House and tho Little Suspension Bridge Mon
umental work OF all kinds made to order City
aud country orders will be met win pr0mptness.
aplT-iy
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WILLIAM HARE

IlmACT7CAL PLUMBER AMD
T. Gas FILTER No Monroe St Wheel
ing w "a.
short notice sep2J
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PUBLIC SALE.

4 WILL, ON SAIDROAh' LIsa
9th day of JANUARY, 1866, offer at publle
sale, at the front door of the Court HOUSE ,s o.
~ and 80 in front, and extending back 10? 1eet;
lying in the immediate vicinity oil the 0i'N'
i' ianSo.td pp'1F FRANCIS r. ARMSTRONG.
The above sale is postponed anti sAIuH
DAY, FEBRUARY 3D.
The above sale is postponed until TUESDAY
FEBRUARY 6. w.
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p. w. BOSLEY.

MANUFACTURER OK C0IsisON
INl. AND FANCY CANDIES and dealer IL
Foreign Fruits. Nuts etc No i}6 Market st,
Wheeling Va
Also Parties and Weddings furnished with
Ice Cream and Cake AT the shortest notice.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.
FOR RENT.
AE N 4 RS
TIME 81

u,HE sUBsCRIBER ORE En
i for rent his residence situated Just peyom 1S
Fulton. The house contains seven or eight rooms
good large cellar &C., and is abundantiy Snp
nled with both hard and soft water. Ample
Grounds are connected with the premises, piaHl,
ed with fruit trees, grapes, shrn6bery &c ,r Ior
particulars, enquire of JOHN e. MUIh'
feb5-lw
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Two Good Store or Ware
Rooms for Sale or Rent,

rVRE LOT AND STORE ROOM,
i now occupied by VIM, W: Blanchard, front nj
ing on Monroe street, and adjoining tie n
Bank. ..,
ALso-The Lot and " Room, 10" occuplea
By Rhodes & Singleton, and situate on the north
side of Quincy street. between Main street ana
the river. a. ALLEN HOWELL.
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ELS CHASE p. ALoN,o GEHRSIANN
Wells Chase & Gehrmann,

NJ a. d SOUTH ssOS ARD 81,
~ Baltimore, Commission Merchants and deal.
ers IN Warps, WOOL Cotton and WOollen Ma.
cLinery aud CARDS, ENGINE LATHES Iron
planners, DRILLS CHUCKS, BOLT CUT.
TIERS EubbeT and Leather BETTING, PACK
ING, Sperm aud Lard OIL, and other supplies
cotton and W0oIlen YAkNS, BATS. WICkS,
3WINES. &c aug7ly
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WILLIAM KRYTER
SWAMI HOUSE,
P. E. zINN,

TRUSTERER &:CONFECEEQN-
+ ER. Bridge Corner, Wheeling W. va
wholesale and retail dealer in Foreign frInts
Nuts and Cigars, and manufacturer OF henneu
Wedding and other parties furnished On short
notice and accommodating terms. 5ep2"
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For Sale Reasonably.

ONE BRICK HOUSE sITUATED
~ in Ritchietown, near the sawmill, in which
l now reside, containing nine large rooms anu
kitchen with good cellar, and a never 1alnIg
well of water There are two full lots OF ground
also two Engines, feet stroke, IL inches in d.
ameter, nearly new. JOhH fLE NJ
For terms, see THOS. O'BRLEN, Real Estate
Agent. jan'o'|"
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FOR SALE
DWELLING House for Sale.

4 a EER FUR SA l. 4 M 40 w VII
i ING HOUSE, erected on Lot No IS Maiu
street Centre Wheeling. Price $4,000, upon
agreeable terms Possession given on the fiTst
of April BEVERLY NJ EOFF.
ianI3.tI
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For Sale or Rent.

AND COMMO DIOUs
dwelling situated on the northeast corner OF
Fourth and Union streets, with or without the
largest part of the Furniture.
II sold it will be sold for long term, III m n,
stalments properly secured. If rented, it will
be rented for a long term, and completely re-
paired. Apply on the premises, TO
ian3Otf SHERRARD CLEMENS.
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NJ. o. KING.

YTgRNEY AND COUNSEL i q Is
"A AT LAW, GAINESVILLE Ohio
Special attention paid to the collection CT
Claims ian l9-GU.
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ACUTE PAIN INSTANTLY REiiilO.
TIE LAME WALK
THE BLIND SEE.
THE DEAF REAR.

Over Fify FEcnsssi Operation. n
Five Year,.
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MAIL TRAIN.
Daily Train
Train for the West,

WHEELING, Nov. 2lst, 1865
ON AND AFTER THE 2tsi OF NO
~ VENEER, the Passengers and Mails from
Wheeling for the West, will be dispatched from
the Depot Of the 3. g. o. r. K. Co. at 40 q. IL,
$40 D, m, and leave Renwood on the arrival Of
the c. Q. R. R. trains at Ili4O am, aud 1925 u
uov23H
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WHEELING REGISTER.
pA1IY WEEKLY AND WEEKLY
V - ny LEWIS BAKER.
Pric 5 .

New York Cattle Market.
- - ~ ~ NEW YORK, Feb. 6, 1866.
Current prices for the week at all the
markets, are as follows:
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SATURDAY Oct G-ru
God has been very strong opening at li9., selling az
lU,. and closing at 1919.
As high as has been paid for 'he use Of cash gold
Tie shipments OF specie to-day 1871 Dps per City
oFPans $l5 400 per NevYork, and So 900 per Saxona
The total shipments for the week vii be about $4,000.
Government bonds were all strong aud active on the
statement Of the Public Debt. and but small amounts
were offered at the quotations. The Ralway'and State
bogs list was general duh aud shade lower Miscel
neous shares chcavy and owarquotadons made
on the entire list Western Union Telegraph sold at 81
Mariposa Preferred 29l Atlantic Mail at liz. In the
Railway share list the excitement in Enc aud New
York Central Erie sold at 81 and 81; NeW-Yohl
Central opened at lj sold down to 49, and closed at l24
As high i per cent paid Enc for three days.
The balance OF the st sympathized with Erie and
lower and the market closed unsettled, and with pres
sure to eel o. quotations. New-York Central, ll2l
II3: Ere go! d9Ol; Hudson River l22 Reading, Il5a
llt! Michigan southern SSl; Cleveland and Pittsburg
So asst. Cleveland end Toledo l22Ql22! Rock Island
O6!0lOti; Northwestern, AZ a42i Northwestern
P.eleu,d, ~ ga Fort Wayne lO-. 7lGii Ohio and
Mississippi Central, 3l.
Money is very easy and large amounts are offered 20
rcass horses at Ier cent. The rate on onsthe street
is ia5 per cent with the bulk OF transactions at per
cent.
Foreign exchange is duh as is usual Saturdays Biz
al GO days London quoted at 1906 lO7 for
meree lo'i alos for bankers do az short sight los,
los Paris GO days, 525o5.2ll do at short'seht,
522i 0520; Antwerp. 5.25 a5.22i; Hamburg 80 So;
Amsterdam, 4CG4sl; Frankfort 4Olaili Bremca. NO
IS Pusslsu TLa,ers, u 05li
Tho b4si2ess Of the SubTTeasury vas Receipts
s2,334li9 lo-f5r CustOus, sjSlOc0i Payments,
.s,72l5s S. Balance, $9O.SS 6ol a. Coin Notes,
fSpLoOO
Tie tot4 imports at NeEYork FOR the week compare
as follows:
| Week ending. oct r. Sspt o sept o.. SEP, "a
D. .... So. $50 Sl'sJ 90 & i62 G3 g. jsO7a
fGelesal Iadse..... 2539f9 264+61E 3os2is s2j6s37
Total........ S447oos s4575s55 s5DO92 i6I7O5o
The Nev-YoIk Imports Of dry goods compare as fol-
lows;
For ne Week 1854. 1865. 1850.
Entered Al ,he T.rt.... S5l7s4 sl,@ss7 sl-o7 l7t
, ssss :; Jan Let 4 tse 4 , 1888. ,, 1856 il.
Thrown u.Gket..... 5s.Jse5 63-l6G5 lol o9s 81
Tie imports Of dy goods at this port during september
were 3 C5 sgslst 81 JOS 257 in 1865 and sill9
in ls6L D1i1g TIE nne months ending 3oth September
tie aggregate vas siOl SS 33s against So SIS il 1865
and s6t,7sa rs in 1904
II advertising column: win be found the advertise
ment q lew fm Mcss.s Fitch Bowen. stock brokers
No. 81 Wi-.aust. Mr. Henry Fitch is Wen known on
he sI.e' was formerly q member of tho f-m OF jerome
Ecllo-s - Coz but l-'e ct Uor-l :. % & Co. Mr. td-
IL Z l.ao4i g. =, :. -. 8, Ia, Bowen s 100
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MILITARY



The following regiments OF the National Guard will
parade Tor ann H , ,Ion, upon The following days Mon.
day Oct 49, Regiment infantry IOmpsiussqUlll Tues.
day Oct jj He ucat iuultry TompAins square Thurs.
dy OCT NJ, Isl L.- Mtlt artillery uWrkiusssIuHTa 81
Regiment iufutl! lompAluSsqarc 5ih Regiment. infantry
9Th Regiment infantry, Iompkils square Friday. Oct r.
lHh Regiment iuiuE lOmpkirsquci e4h Rec imeut iu-
ftulrv IOmpkils l..ei 9Uh l .net infantry Tompkus-
square Weiuc>l1v oct H. eth Regiment infantry, i0mp
kIns square. lAH-H Oct is I'd Ae-uCHt infantry. Temp
kus square 7ls Regiment infantry rOnpkins Frl-
day Oct 18th ah Regiment infantry IumI kussqua Mon.
day Oct p an Leemcut infantry lumpklns square, 22G
Regiment infantry lompkiu squares tsh legimcD iniaD-
by lOmpkiuss lgle Wednesday Oct -, s9ih Regiment
lnlsutry TompAw.- nrc l3d Regiment infantry. Staten
Island goth r. lrr infantry Tom krssQuaIe Thursday.
mont cavalry loUIAIass IuHlt, sfh Regiment infantry
Tompkins-squarc IL Regiment cavar IOmT&us-s luarc
IIil1y Oct l-. r. -mcnt cavalry liompbi.t, square
PROPOSED EUROPEAN TRIP oF-THB SEVENTH.
Concerning the proposed tour of The seventh Reg-
aoeui 20 Europe ~ time az tho Plsis IA position toward
ihe expenses OF Which Mr. Morgan y HAMS oilers t1 give
foUhp, tho Anglo nIccdn 4tts oi LoncUNl says IL IS
hop0scd that n, mcnt 6Oly should isis England and
tnntY one 1d sho3d not be lost OBJ English volunteers
OF ersg hearty national welcome 20 tker Cistin
bsthcm in The body may be rcgarled IS dgf gates
nlu the L .tl States Army They should De invited
70 land IN Encllrs complete an their appointments. 10
would give here admirable opportunity OF seeing and
iu1gmg what the uitel States Volunteer Army ~ their
R0yl Hghneses t-c Prince Of Wales an ne communicate
Chf tOtcYicn this regiment in Hyde Pafk II would
OF De ne first time future King had this gallant holy
Of soldiers The British Volunteers might extend % these
gentlemen nvitaOa 20 become their guests during thc
nV A England and meet n friendly rivalry on the parade
ground and mafksmcu 10 the butts We have sample oi
chat American sailors achieve in tho successful psSlee
the Atlantic of TIE va Grant and n tie seventh New
York Volunteers we have hlc specimen OF what tle Amer loan
fellowship and Scc tie opportunity slug The
sntsa.. egidp1as Offered by Tie proposed visit
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E-tsoF rE8C.rl TEE CoHrLIuoIS-f8a "A.-
....... ....... ,,-,,....s 7, 11rF .yT.rgEi -
-,.,,... ,,,.rv-
FAt Glow ...-.t.t-
l.1 CeIN rc''l rl... OF te ~ .'''. '-
o...-..,'..t.. rYs.... uc.r 90 s.t-r-y '.
-,-,t o. sn r..a'- a.r. HLi,- -..-' '- a.,
60. -.-r'r Sore .a f-.at... -orc3s,e O.. P'gi
~ ',, .}.,.. s-le.r--r. --lav 20 .ar .'-.- .aa
IN t.r., ono. cl o. r4...ar t.''1
," W. f.-'.-' i.S,l .-ir,y .-..si..,.... al
D. w. fl ' ...st 81 q t..fl 81 a7-
d -a.l- on G IN 4. ,oag. ..a, ost.s 5'a,.s-,
l,.eu. = 81. ..ot 1913 .... l..,
i"''f.t .'' r, 1901 d. b n LrI a.. l-.f o.
st."" ~ ritrl. .g-. .Ior. p, ..te f.r..
iary ia -ite eI-I.t.f. t.sa. 81,
,.a-.ta b. ..i ,... la- .'i o. ue va
ara Na' t 49,, .t-.g fr 90 .-a.,f.-l
h..f. tl..l 30 f.I+ perceived Or tAe -s-d t15 ~g7
si''s$f LA .T- lia. "a.
l.t's., & .t. i.,.,
t.-..E 81 ..n ~ .a Of. ma -...s-..e vhel ISL. 4 g..
s'' Ht- -. IA Its ,f ,,tl.7, 7. 1..fI1,+-.
f. $40. il, I-t os,rr T., li-.-...,,'-
o.e. aMa 1a-. =. Ai-. our1y'6 l~.L5 ' y .,..l'T
f.1's Bad no ea- ipgiy ."e vs .',"1ri '...
S.tt.iar. Oh. ar b... o. aL.sL Oh - tc f.a. af if'
$50 = -el dr ar ..- .ooA Eac.s' 40 r.3 CD. Jl.-.
1.s oI.r ri Oils cr- 4ca Good prophets s1Tris sgf-
y '.mo Do i4 f-a '.H " 'a'-l ,lia ". - ''.,'
'H4i"- ~. -.I~ t,,-a 'AtL .e-e p s.,
i't --, f NJ -..
f..s tir,, n. i.r .ts -s ,ei .. 51..
v'.tt fti RIO ci@. n i t,'r.. pr. ID i'' 'ii i4. D."
}. d ''l .l y. i. " H.. Z, .'
w.. brought 90 IT, ... n.e or 10 tIW.rf ''n,f
h,.cTc. eI.oi..,gfi rovers lli uot ru ra I1t
WORT eh H.t r.rt ~ headquarters r'.a.-
as Walter Iprr H... failed % pm il o.. sr'tU11..
'.. by Y-sF "f Nt . DIS 90 Pc HIair Ec- over al
th5 poc ior Of 'e .. 'se determined 70 o'n 'l'T'-. D.
H' ..> '''.. ..' - y. ..-.
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rel, vls fr many years aa extensive iry goods ne'-
chant.
TIE earnings Of the Genital Pacific Rslr'il br Sep
teu5er we're $ll4i00 II gold and the operating exposes
fors,ue term los IS or only about p per cent net
earning, Tor The mouth, s5,.3l o. Ills sL5Es o. IT,
crol.5 ia canngs over July las' o. So D g.. A. the
re q earnings ior September tie net income % lie rod
Or % niles oalr, would be nearly double tbs suo-rt
neces,ay TO pay tbs suts aouI. Of il.er-s: which Ls
Coupl1y viii be under With tas.rroa comp,s;sl 20 t-'
California state line, distance ofljf uIcs i1,r5az the
iate-e5. on tie ,1ts amount cffls G. mortgage 5ads
which arc BOW Oh Il e market.
The following are tie movements Of DRY good, a. rs
NM lr--rr the aa-t.
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TEST MORTGAGE BONDS OF THE CryTaAL PA-T.c
RAILROAD Co. OF C4LEllS.A.
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lS1zsssr At rHz RA-E Or SIX rEG CEr rrE Ass-I Pay
ABLE 5zlu-As1Ce-Lr oS TIE Tl-s. DAY .. JAs-iET
AND JULY.
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Dlui0en0 Notifies.

OFFICE o. gHs FAGLs Fras IysCRAycE CozP,srl
10 u M ALLsT. NEw-l OAK Oct. 1885,. {
4 DIVIDEND OF FIVE (3) PER CENT, free Of
GogerEea- Aas h.s Jay del d. PAYABLE ~ &C.
arl1nd A. j. CLIFTON. secle'lry
EHICAGO. ROCK ISLAND and PACIFIC RAIL.
- ROAD CONPANI.-A DlVlDEND Of FI.E PER CENT
e. " D. =. Government been declared payable tie
Tenth DAl OF OCTOBER ne4- lte r1aH. s- books VIII
s.e'l on Tue twenty @ ana ogcrei On ODE ie.tA dy Of Oc3
In order sy1i' o. tie -b5ve es3 vii be- neee
'afl Tor re ui fe and Rock sld Railroad Com.
d. Certificate 90 Lee 's Company
ueio &C. -e.1s te Transfer Booz' the h ol September
n and t1c Crr1es no., Tins eE-lans ed cen be 7rsfe
iof conversion and ter .ae 2h day Ocob. aa me ors
iieoi vii receive Lea teil--A1s AID tc n - share
tle sane =. H rows, Secretary.
nVIDEND NOTICE-THE COLUMBUS AND
- INDlAEArOLs CENTRAL RAILWAY coNPASK-.Lis
DIVIDEND Of = PER tENH -t1lk free o. Government Tax
peyb- % 'riF Office c. Dio, 10Th q October, 100
4f-us.ef Books viii close on .4e 5th Of Oct2oe-. - .
DEOPLE'' PETROLEUM Co.-TEe Trustees Of
Dividend TWO PR CEST rays5e Il ,. ge-s Of Re Com
parry NO - Br-s-y. and sr Oct - Trnser looks gsed
freq Og. s 20 81 i1.i-si7e. EDWARD sChWACJFER,
.s''- lof<. = r.. ld i--r. secretary
O57.cs rsE P1yAN, RAILROAD CoupAyY.-
loArisk hCiLDlAGs ~ 3 -l-Et SEPT - 1896
~ TIL DINiDEND-Ihe Board ot Directors have
- 'I Jay declared Dl iiDESD or OUR PR CENT %
E "a n 81 tle loi t- tie three months ending ns
wv PR CENT OF & tie erai0- stsamr. s--E vese =
e,- oys 20 tie s;o-Ehoers or their legal sepfese tsiye On ana
Ir-ar Books WI be closed from the evening" the pei, September
uAii i-a morning oi,Oc % HENRY SMITH. rlessUTsf
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A4,.a, ,,,sss s'aae,OOO. 10 c'.r'a Bod d. $1,000
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sr,rE o. Nrw-f0aE BAsR DEPART,tsvT
albany. April ~. 1919. :

ALu,AY Apal ~ 1871.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, Pursuant to
= tllntI 25 0f $780, lul 90. Laws u 1875, tat
tie circulating ,sasl President DectJ ard Company
oitle HAAh Or NEN1Dhh Ateran ln1fpei Bau6 '0ssfaI
ia tr City or Aewicr b. redeemed T. by fe Sgrel
o. don't n t' blayug Department presentation 90 WV SA
TiOAAL MECHANICS AND FAN.i-k5 BANK l o.. City Of
5uy tor yr1 from tle di,e hereof aEi tacrrer
presented
rasai, hu sT from thh date hereof. oil
which shall uot bs presented f0f fe1-mptJu li gayncDt within che
time thus spsc el I'D clafE upon he u3 m tie hands
q. the Superintendent. purpose
s-3 liscaN q. w. SCHUYLER Superintendent.
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Oelu Gleaasrs
pANANA NEW-ZE. ALAyD Avn AUSTRIAN,

BANANA. NEW-IE ALAND AND AVSTput,.
1 ROYAL NAIL COMPANY N1'n
OPENING OF STU 49, COMM -NCArON pETu-gr, 49,.
YORK lN1 aI, .fAiASA VIA PlVtf, Wv
II service o. ts above l.-rqiuF BAL Be- .-1l.--.rs-.
% ellington Ner-Istlnl or me ath June hv III. -
KAIA I1 lowed ~ tho hNfhOl RAonsae at5 JsI. ''fh
Passengers .ai -3ri Dr. elr.l fln Wr-,.,, . A..
lrui. Ota.d Nelson ,fH.a " ~giarT W.hssr. 4 ~ . -
a Nrw.Zs4la4 lli Aa'l.I ey lhs Ioa7ny, No.. -
s'eegIers
Arlsu .srsnFi IN rr,rr-sYf'r ~ c,rvsylr., ,,,,
goods frlrn Nau.l f.E,I isi al - si,l a. IN.
porte ir tie .stli.ts.iu .5.Jnfsi. ~
L. 1usrIu- v.rt..s NJ .e HlY 49, "a n . -.
chose Of de Pi.il. ,ii steamship c3rpaly Il 4, Il. -.
OUTWARD
From N-,-.y,tS IIr.I.
from Plnlr.l, g.r. o.
From Vt .i1l'ol. y. T. Jiy q.
Arriving li - llt!. .IJ q 900
From Nsy-T5-k G., Wellington. ~ dsyi
F-5-1 F4r..1a f1 VA. s.. l..u. 3 d,ys
10 sydney % Ne.J3lgas tlys ldlfl1a
HoNrWAEA
from Sydney 3isl Ny o. Jar- T.
Frlr Wellington. y. Z Iuraf
F1on Colon .hs7ilel'. Dolly o.
Arriving ls A-a t.rs. Jay D.
Wslf-g.sr .l N.v York q bTa
Wei u-toa % P5u'u, % iB..
l.lu s. gHlt. II E'). as tliF' a.! irf
Tie service va. be- c'all.j m5uIy n 1li''a va Wilson
li'cs.
Psr.rhref t-ei,ai ra' On 'plte'a'a 10 P,,i M sxs
shig lJuft.y Once 81. I'D wa o., NsF I-k. Qf
CHts W WFsT Ar-r- 80 p Nd.im.s NssIa
WI y ~LtLf Ag'l1 Panama
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-08

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ALBANY. SruL - 1885,
NOTICE Is HEREBY. GIVEN, Pursuant to Chap
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De redeemed Supseiate1d.u. 5 fs Banking l--
urreut or present .. of tie NEN-yDHK STATE NATIONAL
BANK u Le Gig Albany M Fix years ls hc.s} and
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TIE ol's,sd circulate. u the sll bank must be pre-.
saud tlIe.1ii within tAe date hereof, al
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within ihs time thus pc I'd So cc. TO b. charge upon ae fund
tde bands ~ the S4VeI.lttli.ut for chez PURGE
sept. ~, Isw6m o.. ~. SCHUYLER, 'rPernfefisnt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-08

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10 -r.-stl Aeg-I1fs. Oc' D. li'.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-08
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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-04-21

feelings of resentment which animated ma when
the excitement was running high but take the
brave mon who sustained the 1aQ on the Aeld
and on the wave, and you will and better feel.
ings and better judgmeuts on sheaa ouest;ons
than you viii find wisA those who have heen ait
tink h the closet and never smelled eunnovier.
Yes, from the private up 70 the COMMANDING gem
eral, they know better how to treat the nresent
circumstsnces than any Of those closet patriots
and humanitarians
Then, my countrymen, fellow -citixens. soldiers
and sailors, let US rejoice that peace has come
Let Us rejoice that the relations of states are
about being restored. Let US make every effort
We can on proper principles to restore the re-
latons which existed between the federal gov
eminent and the states. thank God that peace
is restored. THANK God that our brave men
can return to their families and their homes and
peaceful associations. I thank God that the
baleful planet of FIRE and blood. which a short
time age was in the ascendant, has been chased
away by the benignant star of peace Now that
the star OF peace is suspended in the heavens let
US cultivate the earth, the relations of peace,
and all those associations which appertain to
men In peace. The time is not distant when we
can have political millennium, political jubi-
lee, and when we can proclaim to all the nations
OF the earth that we are again a united people,
and that we have trumphantly passed through
our third ordeal have peace at home and power
TO bid defiance to all the world. Loud cheers. !
Remember one thing, gentlemen, that, in my
past life, though ISLANDERS may misrepresent. none
can say that ever deceived or betrayed him.
1t will be for you to see in the future who will
redeem all his promises and be most faithful
thank you, gentlemen, for the compliment you
have paid me.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-04-21

The beard of commissioners appointed to
confer with the officers of the American Gen.
trail railroad Co., asfo the best propositions
they will offer for the construction of rail-
road from Galva to Rock Island. and for 9TH
or purposes, met at the Harrington House, in
Gsneseo, on Tuesday. the 18th iast., pursuant
to adjournment.
The meeting was called to order by the
Bittenbanner French Askfa.e- Issva,
Francis, Boltonstein, Denton. Gould. Psgs.
Allen, jacobson and Bennett.
The proceedings of the previous meeting
and the resolutions adopted, were then stated
BY the secretary. aL.s
The meeting was then addressed BY Messrs.
Bittenbanner, Robinson. Bennstt ana others.
On motion of j. /. Bennett, Esq" cnas.