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proposed armistice has not yet trauspi red.
There are rumors that The Prussian reply
is not favorable. The Morning "Pos,"
tbnks European Congress will shortly
assemble, md that the French Govern,
ment will propose a general disarmament.
In the Commercial circle Of London peace
Is regarded rs virtually concluded.
The Paris Moniteur Of July 9th, makes
the following announcement AFTER
having maintained tho homo: OF his arms
III Italy. the Emperor OF Austria, concur
ing in ideas expressed in Napoeon's let.
ter Of June lth, to His Mn ster Of foreign
affairs, c.dss Veneua to the French En-,
peror, an accepts his mediation for the
conclusion Of peace Napoleon FASTENED
to RESPOND 10 the summons, and imnedi
ately communicated with the Krrgs oi
Prussia aud Italy, 10 order to obtarn ao
arm stice."
The battle Of Sultowa lasted twelve
hours. The Aus,rlans were completely
routed, losing fourteen thousand prisoners,
one hundred ana sixteen canuon. Three
Arch Dukes were wounded Prince
Lichs,en.ein snd Undischer are prison
ers
The London Times says the war is vir.
tualiy ended.
Garihaldi attacked the Austrisns a,
Msnta Suello on the 81 and WAS repuised.
Garibaldl WAS wouuded in the thigh.
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The Latest News.
Foreign News.

Foreign News.
TIE BATTLE IN BOIEMIA-CON.
FLiCTlNG ACCOUNTS = BOTH
SIDES CLAIM THE VICTORY.
New York, July IL.
The steamship Persia has arrived with
Liverpool dates o: the 30,h aId lst via
Queenstown.
The Banoverian army surrendered to
the Prussiars, and were allowed to return
to their BONES.
a desperate battle was Tough, in Bo
hemia, near Nachod aud F,aptenau-
Conflicting accounts Of the battle have
been received. A Berlin dispatch claims
tha, the Prussisns drove the Aus,risns on
the 27'h aod 2sth, capturing 5000 pri
soners, while Vienna teeyrsphs claim
that The Anstrians have captured eigh,
guns and many prisoners.
10 the fight Of Wanteuna the Aus,rians
are said 10 have lost four to six thousand
killed and wounded, the Prussians one
thousand. There was grea, rejoicing at
Berlin over the alleged Prussian victory,
aud the people presented an address to
the King. VIENNA dispatches, on the
otbeS hand, assert that Bensdek prevent
ed junction oftho army Of Prince Fred
erick and Charles with the army OF SIe
sia, ana was successful in the engage
ments OF tue 9th and 2sh, killing and
wonnd'ng great number OF the enemy.
The London Times SAYS il is difficult
TO decide AS to the result, hu, the action
was not decisive. Indefinite reports come
from the Italian army which has changed
its plan Of operations.
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Perry Davis Vegetable Pain Killer

THE GSEAr FAMILY MEDICINE or THE AGE
Pain Killer. taken internally, should he
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drops on sugar eaten will bc more rfIec i've
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gnrg'e the throat with II mixture Of Pain
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lt shonId not DE forgotten that the Pain
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Tennessee Legislature.

NASHVILLE. July II
There rs no quorum in the House
Williams, from Carter county WAS arrest
ed by the Sergeant At Arms, and brouyht
20 the House, aud is held in close custo
dy.
Judge Williams issued writ Of Ia
beas Corpus for Williams.
A resolution wss passed authorizing
the arrest OF seven More refractory mem
bers.
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S O U L II G A r @ L IN A
LANCASTER DISTRICT

Richmond MeManus, hppli)
cant W Amos MeMunu-, In Ordinary
Hugh McManu., ct al det'ls.
IL appearing 10 my satisfaction that
Rob~rt McrGnu-, William Ford and his
wife Mary, haroa Phi lips and his wife
Fr"rcis, X. II. Hudson and his wife Re,
berca. Jane and Children of John II. Nc.
Mnnus, VIZ: Amos McNanns, II urI.w Me,
MHnns and Sarah VIC Manus. reside without
the limits of this Sale; il is therefore or
dtred that they do appear ami object to the
division or sale Of the Real E-tute OF Re
secca NcManus (dec'd.) on or before the
l7.h day Of October, A d, 1866, or their
consent 10 the same VIII he entered of re-.
cord ID A. WILLIAMS.
Ordinary Lancaster District.
July l4th lSG6.-3mo.
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LATER FROM EUROPE.
Austria Agrees to the Cession
of Fenctia.
GREAT 3 BATTLE,
AA,OOO PRISONERS CAPTURED.

NEw YoRR. July Is
Tho sIeamship America. rom South
anptou, has arrived, with dates to the
9th.
The Pruaisns carried Ge,schin by
storm, after an obstinate defence, and a
Junction was effected between the army
Of the Ebe, hnder Prince Frederick
Charles, and the army Of Sllesia, under
the crown Prince.
FIVE thousand prisoners were captured
at Gsischin.
The losses by the Austrisns. in the
ser'es .2f combats. is altogether estimated
at 10000 killed and wounded, and Is,
600 prisoners.
In the battles on the 2s,h and ooh
uIt., the corps o' Austrisns, under Gen.
C:blin&, WAS nearly broken up It los,
twenty four guns and eight hsgs.
1t is officially denied thu, the Prussians
l"'tseighteen guns, as was stated by the
Vienna dispatch.
The Prussians have retired to q strong
position between Joseph.tadt and Kon.
ingraI4 their retreat is said to have been
precipitats.
The army Of the E,be advanced be.
yond Geischin.
The King of Prussia was at Gs,schin
on the 81. on visit to the army.
The Lond"n Times says, horribl. as
the carnage has been, it is mere pre-.
ludo 10 The pitched battle now unavoida.
bic, in which quarter OF a million men
will bs engaged on either eide.
King Victor Emanuel sent a telegram
congrs,ulating the King Of Prussia on the
victories Of his army.
Tie operations between the Italians
aud Aus,riaus is confined to skrmishing.
No engagement Of Importance occurred
In that quarter. The I,alians are pre-.
pairing for another onslaught, aud the
soldiers are eager for the fray.
The revolt in Spain is suppressed.
The Prime. Of Wales, while riding in
a street in London, was thrown, by a
collision with n runaway horse; his horse
rolled over him, but he escaped un.
hurt.
The Great Eastern, with the cable,
passed the I.le Of Wight for yslsn,is.
FARTHER PoISr, July Is.
The steamer Nova Scprian, from Liver
pool, with dates to tie 5th, via London.
derry. July 9th, has passed here. A
great battle occurred on the Sd, near
Ludaway, In which the Prussians gained
compiets victory, capturing $4,000
Austrisns. There were terrible losss. 10
both armies. The bo.trisns ssnt 10 a
flag Of trucs. Austria has agreed To- e
css'ion Of vsuids~od accepted NapaIeoa
80 her mediator. Napelsou Immediately
communicated with toe bsligsren,s.
LosDos, July 9.
The Pfussian and Italian reply 10 the
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Mill Notice.

"E now have on our new boiling cloths
w at the Cunningham mill. 'or Cedar
Creek, and both the Wheat and Corn mills
ara in good order. We grind all quantities
for.ihs one tenth toll. You wili'6nd Mr.
Lynn. our miller, strict and acce a,modating q.
IL your grain 10 good we guarantee entire
satisfaction. CLARK g. MOBLEY.
July @ih l866--6mo.
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S 0 u TIL CA ROLIN A
LANCA STER DISTRICT

b. r. Hancock, Applicant
defendants.
Ii appearing to my satisfaction John Ply
Ter and wife, Sarah Ann, and Nancy B BeIk
two OF the defendants in above stated case.
reside "'thout This State, u is therefore or
dered Tint they do aPp-at and object To the
Division or sale of the Rsal Estate Of II
=. ianc"rk on or b.f"re the 10Th day of
October next, or their consent to the same
will be entered Of record.
ID. A. WILLIAMS,
Ordinary l., d.
July s, 1866 -3m g..
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IlYMENEAL.

Married, On the 18th inst, by j. Clark, Esq,
Mr.. S. C. Bennett to Miss +. S. TURNER, all
OF this District.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-05-04

turned from Washington, and express
es the highest admiration for Presi-
dent Johnson U Well. a Woman who
admired Jim.z Lane. sufficiently to
marry him twice, certainly cannot be
blamed for admiring Andy johnson.
Clement L. Vallandigham, whom
President Lincoln banished for trea-
son, is In Washington, on q secret
mission. Probably he has gone to as
sist Andy johnson in carrying out
Lincoln's policy"
A paper, giving the names of some
of PresidentJ ehnson's confidential ad
yisers, mentions one Mrs. Cobb. What
does old Andy want of Cobbs, when
he has Jim. Lane?
The New York Tribune wants Con-
gress to pass an act making it penal
offence to use the word donate.
That would only result in another
veto, another conflict between the
President and Congress, and conse-
quently the party = would be broken
up again, for one of old Andy's "ex-
periments is to make the whole Uni
ted States dough-nation.
Harper's Weekly is bothered to
know why the Radicals in Congress
submit to Thad. Stevens leadership.
Desperate diseases require desperate
remedies. A man once went tearing
to doctor, exclaiming that he had
swallowed mouse, and asking what
he should do? Why" replied the
doctor, swallow a cat, right away
IF the Republican party foolishly took
mouse into its stomach, Thad. Ste
vens is cat enough to match it; and
we hope he will be kept there, until
| the mouse Is expelled. A9
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II. M. SWEETSER. NO. 20 MAIN ST., s.
Would call the attention of Merchants
and dealers abroad to his fresh and lately
opened stock of the CHOICEST NOTIONS ever
imported to Evansville, which he is offer
ing at less prices than thesame articles can
be bought West Or South of New York city.
Evansville is celebrated for her wholesale
houses; but none of them can compete in
size of Stock and Prices with the goods on
hand; for no house not doing an exclusive
Notion business can appreciate the wants,
and prepare to meet the wants. Of dealers
NV goods are all of the very LATEST I'M
FORMATION, direct from the Houses of the
great East, and of the best manufactures
of the Old World. To finish up my Stock
in every particular, selected in all from
thirty two houses and manufactures, in
Guiding thu best and most reliable brands
OF all articles known as 81
N o It i o N ..
In my ample stock may be found the fol-
lowing, in part, viz: %i
Spool Cotton, Braid Buttons, Bindings,
Sewing Silk, Pins, Needles, Elastic
Goods, Tapes, Combs, Soaps, 81
Perfumery, Toilet Ar III
ticles, Brushes, X.
Beads, Hoop Skirts, -
Corsetss Wallets, jet Goods, 81
Als Head Nets, Ribbons, Neck Ties, Sta IN.
tionery. Linen Thread, Sundries. Collars,
Gloves, Ladies Hosiery, Suspenders, ~
Shirt Bosoms, Wooden Goods, ~
| f,A 80 Carpet Bags, &C., &C. -
10000 ARTICLES NOT MENTIONEDi
ASH am engaged exclusively in the Notion
S4e gst Stocks haS 2Se es who S
| in Notions and other Goods. My stock Il
| the LARGEST AND BEST ever brought to this
city, and solicit an examination of my
1 Stock. Dealers will find everything in the
Notion line at No. 20 MAIN STREET. %
marStf 8svoraYA Jso evansville, Ina.
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Wholesale Dealer and Jobber in
Notions! Notions Notions !

Notions Exclusively /!
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READY FOR THE
Spring Trade.
SPRING GOODS,

now offer to those in want of good goods
the finest lot ever offered in this market,
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Buys q. s. Certificates, Bonds, and other
Securities, and Discounts Foreign and Do
nestle Paper; and, for the accommodation
of Mechanics and others, who have invest
ed their savings in the popular Govern
mert Loans, it offers to receive packages of
II. S. Bonds, Interest Bearing Notes and
other Securities, on Special Deposit, free OF
tunity to avoid the insecurity and risk of
retaining them il. their own possession.
je19tf E4.sf s aefffa ~ 81
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The finest and largest Stock ever brough
to the Southwest.
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General Banking Business,
And to purchase and supply

7-3O TREASURY NOTES, GOLD AND SILVER,
BANK NOTES, EXCHANGE.
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AT GREATLY REDUCED RATES.

AS / was in the market when things were
at their lowest rates, i bought my goods for
less than any one in this city, as others
bought early and had to pay higher prices
for the same goods Ny stock consists OF .
full line of $500 - s.f
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BANKING.
Capital Paid in * $3.50, 900


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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-13

P. I. RARgUM,-We would remind our
readers that the popularity Of the great
Snowman will draw a large audience
and all who wish q good place had bet
ter secure reserved seats to-day Below
we. give an extract from the Oaireg0
CN " Times, September, n, 1866
opt. Barnum, of New York, delivered
before the Y, Ii, C. Association, on Mon,
day evening last, in Ashley Hall, one OF
the most useful and entertaining lectures
to which we have ever listened, No
man of common sense can hear such 9
lecture without being both delighted aud
largely benefited by it
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-13

CIRCUIT CoURT.-In this Courtyaator
day, IN the case OF John L Hobbs. ad
ministrator for Simon Wanderlich. Us
Lewis StoubenTach and John Y. shnltz
a verdict was rendered in favor OF thu
defendants. By this decision the de
PENDANTS retain about twelve hundred
dollars alleged to have been e1toTtsd
from Wanderlich during is life time
The counsel for the complainant aban-
doned the case, and Mr. Stoubehrach'
character was completely yiudiCated
Considerable civil business was trans
acted, number Of foreigners were nat
uralized and Court adjourned until th!'
morning.
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TEE STAR FoUNDRT.-Ooe of ak
largest and most extensive foUndties IL
our city is the Star" Mr I c. CoibaTt
son is one of our Oldest most popular
aud well-kuoTn founders, and keep;
constantly on hand 2 large supply o.
everything in his line Of trade, ell O
which is Of the best quality, and viii
be sold at the lowest market prices
Winter is rapidly approaching and
we would advise eli who wish to pur-
chase new stove to call ct the Star
Foundry, On Market street, near the
Custom House See advertisement,
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CoUTTKREEIT ONE DoLLAR GREEN
B4cks.-A counterfeit 81 BILL Of the or
binary gresnbaok Issue, is in circulation
which is wonderfully calculated to de
cei7e. It would be taken b almost any
one not an expert" particularly if lit
tie soilsd, or by evening light, The chist
points of difference frum the genuins
rs are In the wriukied condition Of Chisi
Justice Chase's handsome pbysiogoEy
and the inferioC:ty of the lathe work
around the large figure Is. Beware Of
this psrilous counterfeit.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-13

A CHEAP ORNAMENTAL most besnti-
full and easily attained show Of eyar'
green's may ba had by a very simple plan
which We have found to work Temarka'
bly, we'll on & small scale If geranium
branches, taken from luxuriant plants,
lust before the winter sets in, be cut as
for slips, aud immersed in SOAP and Ma
ter, after dropping few days, shed their
leaves, put forth fresh ones, and con
tinus in the finest vigoT 81 winter, By
placing a number of bottles thus filled
"a doWsr basket, With moss TO conceal
the BOTTLES, show Of evergreen is easily
sacured Eer the 7ziniar--A AL RI. 3;lTs ~.
Tarieties of the plant being used; the va
FioUs Shapes auu UU1Ur Ut tue isaNSs
blend into beautiful effect They re
auira n fresh water.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-13

VICIOUS MEN AND BoYsIN WHEELING.
We have several times heard from
river men Of tue fact that they are con-
stantly annoyed while passing under the
bridge at Wheeling by persons standing
on that structure who seem to take a
delight in dropping stones, sticks, DO.
down the chimneys and on the roofs OF
the boats, to the great denger Of both
passengers and crew. A day or two
since, while tow boat bound for tins
port was passing under this BRUCE,
shortly after daylight, some vicious per
son dropped o large piece OF scanning,
which penetrated the roof OF the boat
and landed in the cabin. From the fact
that the missile struck the boat few
;nshes back of the Pilot house, it is in.
ferred that the object Of the scoundrel
was to infliot an injury on the pilot,
Fortunately, the aim of the villain was
not correct, and thus no serious damage
resulted. The authorities should see to
the matter and have the bridge kept
clear of men and boys who are likely to
indulge in such reprehensible acts, as, II
they do not, the hoatmen, in order TO
protect themselves. will have to resort
to such measures as 'cil Put stop TO
the annoyance. F5rE
The above va clip fEom tho Pittsburg
Dispatch of yesterday. We had not
thought there was a man or boy in
Wheeling who would have been guilty
of such an outrageous act. We trust
our policemen will keep look out, and
see that like transaction does not occur
again, , "a
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-13

CENTENARY MEETINGs.-The MS,t3
dist Church is turning to glorious &C
count the centenary Of their religion
The donations TO the cause Of the church
wherever the people have been called
upop, have been most liberal, and il
many instances priucely. There is
commepdable emulation among the more
wealthy and philanthropio, and the most
gratifying results are being realized
Arrangements are being made In thi;
city for q series of meetings in the dit1er
emit churches of that denomination We
hope the expectations Of the most san
guine may be realized
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-13

HE WEAIaER.-ATa the clouds il
sympathy with the Black Republican
party, that they weep shus pitaoualy
with theml
s,All day Tho low hung clouds have swept
Their garnered fullnsss down.
And at present writing there is uo pros
poet of cessation The soft, blue haze
of Indian Summer which smiled but
day or two ago, has changed to lowering
fog and misty rain. Miniature streams
crawl sluggishly through the streets
aud pedestrianizing in long skirts il
anything but graceful proceeding
Umbrella vendars have their prayers
granted at last.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-13

OUR readers, aud particularly our
lady friends, in want of any article per
tanning to the toilet, should not fail to
call at E. Bookings Drug Store. He has
the most complete assortment OF Per
fumery, French Pomades and Toilet Wat
ers, Combs, Hair Brushes &c. to be found
anywhere. The Etul Mysterienr is some
thing new. Fttr 8 - .lfiN l-sass
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No CALoMEI. mo one Ia safe in taking
Mercury In any form, without knowing
it, Dr. EoFF's Pills contain no Calomel
or Mercury They can be taken safely
by all ages and conditions. They have
no equal as a family medicine; Sold by
dealers, and by T. Il, Logan & Co, and
Logan List & Co, wholesale and retail
Druggists. za r
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-13

PoLrcE.-In the Police Court yesterday
morning o man named John AndersoB,
who halls from the country, was fined
ten dollars and costs for being drunk
and disorderly, ~ go 81 sa-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-13

CovARDLT AID DEsFIcABlE-Ws sFs
informed that on Thursday night Wills
the Republican torch-light procession
was passing through our streets, sons
cowardly miscreant in South Wheeling
thre r stone aud struck one Of the men
on the head. Such acts Of violence are
coEardly and despiosbls, snd should re-
ceiys the condemnation Of Ell Law
abiding men Of both parties
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BAPTIST CoNTENziou-On ss,nr,a-
'sSt Baptist Convention will he bald
! this city tor the purpose OF corning a
asT association, emhraoisz the voTians
sap.iss churches in Hanooot, Brool-e
saa Marshall counties, Of this State and
We a1jacsnt counties Of Ohio and Penn.
s5 = Rev, Richard Fuller, D IN n
o. 9! Baltimore, aHa Rev, NJ. DiOter -, = - .
sSttsourg, will preach on sstnr 1dtson, 0,
sunday AS our readers ara Sa amoSs ana
sss. denomination in WhssI;no 'G 10
iRsSst quite weak in point W - n, f.- Is
SSf' C o Be- hoped that the christian D Dnb
md nd s, gun sity will lend a helping bps s.S
Ss sssssssn beatty welcome. a co oaGu !
ana their usuenr nosp.Fstis ~
sss " TcsssIeSasss. t.
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THE RICHLAND MEETING.--The DEM
oeratic Conservative meeting which was
to have been held at Richland school
house to day, has been postponed until
some day next week " '''-' g
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-13

tIcITINa MISUNDERSTANDING Al
:'1ooa two horses attached to wagon
a3sn With barrslled apples, took fright
u Market Square, 10 the Second Ward,
nd started down street at Dexter
'as" speed, Nsay the cc7na7 OF Mcpros
street the tires" Oh the front wheels Of
Ss wagon hIoks !ooae, and soon the
Ssssls were smashed to pieces, The
SSSsss were brought up stsudingn on
.4asst street, just below Quincy. Not
Gsrrsl had been Jared from the wagon,
"a the horses were unfinished, Not.
outstanding The fact that Market street
%as almost crowded with wagons, the
a . aud wagon took q straight line,
saa passed along ct frightful spsed With.
o0' coming IN contact with other feans
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-13

1 NEARLY ONE-HA1F sAvED,-Thoss Of
our readers who purchase their boots
and shoes at Blonde & Baohman's, ~!
Main street, cornor sprigg alley, always
secure bargains and save onehslf OF
their money. A complete Fall and Win
ter stock Just received, See advertise
mant
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! PuREsT AND SWEETEST Con Liver
On-in the world manufactured from
fresh selected Hvers on the sea coast,
This oil Is characterised by q sweetness
and purity peculiar to It aIone. It's
reputation is so great that It takes the
head of other oils, and Is universally pre
scribed by physicians. Remember to
ask for" Hazard & Caswslls Cod Liver
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Oakland .--...3'Sg GRAFTON 800 s's - -
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Wash. JUrC,.-3:t0 Benwcoo -----9;2
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-13
IMPORTANT NOTICE.

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stt""0K TO YOUR INTEREST Yon can
rom ave to ten dollars on suit q clething,
y :ane amount in prSp0Ts aing IN At t% opns and
ts9g..rnroh Tbs immense stock Of the above
:;s . AGO Goods at 81. HARTM AN g. cos Monroe
a aaS:s One door west Of First National BANK"
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