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aS MESSRS EDITORS.-YOU WILL, PLEASE
announce that J. W. sTEINMEYER Is not a candidate
for Alderman of Ward No. T. and charge the same to
LEGION 1rno =.
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Tribute OF Respect.

AT IN Extra Meeting Of the Charleston Fire Companv
OF A1emen, held on Tuesday evening, the following
preamble and Resolutions unanimously adopted
Mhefeas the Hight that once shone amongst up.
frightened our society and company has forever
gone out.
our brother Fireman. JOHN D. LAMBERT is dead.
and has been gathered to his fathers and we are left
SORROW and srieand deeply mourn decease and our
gr eat loss
AZ our worthy Secretary, for a number OF years bs
performed his duties for the Company faithfully and
pleasantly, that we can never forget him. None knew
MIN out TO esteem him as man worthy OF all respect;
his extraordinary business talents commanded our ad
mration, and all tho endowments that could be obtain
ed were centered In him as q friend
he feared not but gave his strong srm and ali bts
enorgts to qusll the fames that often caused by
shell sfearng not for his e but for the good
his adopted city and fellow men.
his liberal hand was always extended all who asked
or required his aid and his kind heart ever throbbne
for tho poor upon whom ne bestowed his unceasno
cha rity in sueh way that Was always received fol-
lowing the doctrines Of his our bessed Redeemer
that it was more blessed to give than receive" and
praoticing an humble veneration tho owy and DOOR
who. though poor. were never turned away.
His acts Of charity honest and unobtrusiye: the
gift WAS received by the weknown characteristic worth
Of tho giver.
Be II, therefore, unanimously
Resolved That In the decease our brother JOHN D.
LAMBERT, former Secretary ntterly honorary mem
ber OF this Company, have lost an eneroetio and
faithful a5e maatone who never feared daDger-who
different batteries around city were dealing death
and destruction In midst.
Resolped, That o blank page In our Minute Rooh IN
inscribed to his memory. Nv
Re,opcd. That the officers and members of this Com.
Resolued That copy these resolutions be pubIish
ed In the daily papers of this city and our Secretary
Will forward copy OF same to his brother g. A. LAM.
as token expressing our sincere sympathy for their
great loss.
Extract from the Minutes. E. JNO WHITE
Secretary O. +. Co. of Axemen,
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aSFOR ALDERMAN OF WARD NO. Al. W.
et ethiNmEfEh' LEGION.
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OBITUARY.

SAMUEL GAGE MILLS. mr'
n5- Tho Relatives, Friends and Acauufnt-
Anoes OF his Family invited to attend his Funeral,
at Noon, To-Day at the Unitarian Church. Juno "a :
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Late New York market.

NEW YonK, June l3.-Cotton has declining tenden.
cy Sales Of 1000 bales at 80 A. Gold advanced to
46H, and afterwards declined to 45H North Carolina
Sixes, 8S.
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aSMEssRs. EDITORS: YOU WILL PLEASE
announce @. G. TRUMRo as q candidate for Alderman
Oh ward No. to supply the vacancy occasioned by the
resignation OF Captain THos. RYAN and obiige
June7 nflNv PpTp,y1,
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ns- -NOTICE.-OFFICEC CLERK OF COUNCIL.
JUNE 49, 1se6Those persons who have applied to the
City Council for LICENSE TO KEEP AND SELL GUM
POWDER, are hereby notified to call at this Office and
take out their Certificates for the same
". Il. SMITH. Clerk of Council
juno "A thstu5
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@ THE MAN FOR THE POSITION
MEssRs. EDITORS: Please present tbrougb Tho me-
dunn of your journal, to the voters of Ward No Mr.
DAVID BRIGGS as q candidate of the same, and oboe
the uspIRr or rrr1y r,,,,, :,
June II
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aS- CONS1GNEES' NORTHUMBERLAND
Line schooner A. F. KINDBURa Will discharge cargo
This Day. at Adgers North Wharf All goods not called
Tor before sunset will be stored risk and expense OF
consignee. WILLIAM ROAun
Corner Adger's South Wharf and East Bay.
Tn
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"a NOTICE.-ALI PERSONS HAVING ANY
claims the Estate OF the late Miss MARY COBIA
will hand them In properly attested and any person
indebted to the will make payment to either OF the
undersigned.
ANN @. LAFAR, Administratrix,
Or to BOWERS sILCox, Agents.
May 81 .ho
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CONSOLIDATED TICKET.-THE RIGHT
MEN IN THE RIGHT PLACE.
FOR ALDERMAN wARDL
II. BADENHOp,
II.
J. h. BREDENBERG.
WARD
F. OPDEBECE.
June 13 oJDTAyp.yp,a
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The Case OF Jefferson Davis.

WARRINGTON, June 13.-CHARLEs O'CoNoR and e1
Governor PRATT had q protracted interview with tn
President this afternoon with reference to the release
Mr.. DAVIS on parole.
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WARRINGTON, June 13-The President has pardoned
Captain LEWIS NJ CoxETTEn of South Carolina late an
ohicer OF tho Confederate Navy. Senator PoMEnoY
made personal application in his favor
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n@FoR ALDERMAN, WARD NO. 4-PLEAsE
announce JOHN +. o'NE1L as q candidate for Alder.
man for Ward No. 4, in place OF A. CAMERON resigned
May q3
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WASHINGTON. June 13.-Generals sTEEDMAN and Full.
LRRToH have furnished the Secretary OF War their re
port OF The operations OF Freedmens Bureau in tho
Departments of South Carolina, Florida and Alabama
They highly commend General scoTr the Commission.
er in South Carolina for the wise policy that prevails in
his system Of governing the freedmen. They recon-.
mend that citizens be longer employed in the Bu.
reau and instanced several Of the evils resulting
from agents Of the Bureau being employed In working
plantations They finally recommend that tho Sea
sland lands that were given to the negroes by General
sHEnMAss order bo returned to their owners provided
that they pay the freedmen for all improvements which
the lnttor have made while in possession of the
property.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ConRressionnl.

WASHINGTON June lS.-In the Senate, Mr.. DooLrrrLE
called up resolution, offered by him yesterday re-.
questng the President to communicate to the Senate
any information in his relative to the depar-
ture Of Austrian troops from Mexico He said no had
reason TO believe that the above would bring nforma
don OF very satisfactory character He confident
that Mexico was about being by the French
troops. Theresolution was adopted.
The Legislative Appropriation Bill was then consd-
,aidered.
The House proceeded to the reconsideration of the
Constitutional amendment reported from the Recon
sructon Committee which heretofore passed tho
and was returned by the Senate The points under dis
cussien alludedto the basis of representation and the
reputation ofhe Confederate debt STEVENS proposed
and tho House consented, to debate tho subject for
short tme-the speeches being limited to fifteen min
ues each. STEVENS closed the debate saying that the
amendments were not such he desired, they did
notrecognize the right of the black to vote He,
however trusted that something would be done this
subject in future legislation.
He took occasion TO stgmatize the President an
usuper in undertaking to establish civil
in the seceding States Under his demand the pre-.
vious question: the House concurred in the senates
amendments to the Constitutional Amendment by o
vote OF 100 to 80,
The Speaker therefore, announced the Joint Resol-
on as passed Several gentlemen gave for tho
absence OF their colleagues who, they said If present
would have voted for the proposition.
Mr.. ELDRrDoE as take Off upon those gentlemen,
said Brooks and VOORHEES, had not been unsested
they would have voted against the proposition Laugh
teri
soHENK reorted by saying that he had no doubt that
JEFFERSON DAVIS were q member OF the House, he,
too. would have voted against the amendment
[Laughter.l
On the Republican side the votes consisted Of Repnb
Acans Of every nhade. including SMITH, Of Kentucky;
RAThoND, of New York; and WHALEY and LArHRop. of
West Virginia. The negative votes were composed
wholly Of decided Democrats.
The proposed Constitutional amendment will not be
submitted to the Legislatures Of the several States for
their action.
sTEVENs proposed substitute for the pending bill pro-
posed by the construction Committee TO enable the
States lately in rebellion to regain their privileges In the
Union The material point in the substitute is The
mission Of Tennessee with her present Senators and
Representatives. but she 10 hereafter to be excluded
unless before january Let she the right of su
hage impartally to every class. besides raying the
constitutional amendment to which reference is above
made.
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aB- M E s 8 s. EDITORs-YOU Will,
please announce that F. oPDEBEoK not candidate
for Alderman Of Ward No. T. u JunoII
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PRICE FIVE GENTS,
SPECIAL NOTICES.

ss-A1EssRs. EDITORS: PLEASE ANNOUNCE
N. M. GILBRETH candidate foz Alderman of Ward
No. 4, and oblige MANY OLD FIREMEM
June II :.
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81 BOINEST & BURKE RECEIVE THE
latest New York DAILIEs every Afternoon. Price 10
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81 GOOD INVESTMENT CENTS
for the GOLDEN PACKAGE will be- money we'll gnsnt.
For sale by all Statfoners 6 Jun66
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"a NOTICE E.-CoNsIaNEEs PER SHIP
AMELIA from Liverpool are hereby notified that aha
has been entered under the Five Day Act. All Goods
not permitted at the expiration Of that will be dis.
charged and sent to Custom House Stores at their ex
pense and rsk. June1a
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nJ- FIRST.CLASS WRITING MATERIALS
and handsome PRESENTS OF RToH JEwELRY in the
GOLDEN STATIONERY PACKAGE. Junes
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Methodist Church In Court,

IN SUPERIOR PROVOST COURT FOR OH ARLEsToN Dis
TRICT. OF n. z. CHURCH va nm r
Moor.-FURTHER PRocEEDIEas
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~ NOTICE.-ELIzA ONEILL,. ADMINS.
TRATRN OF REV. P. O'NEIL ". MARIA T. Mo.
KEWN, AND oTHRRS.-Pursuant to the decree of tho
18th May 1855. notice is hereby given the Creditors Of
the Estate Of the Rov. PATRICK O'NEILL, deceased.
to como in and establish their claims before me- on or
before the 1st ofseptember next
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8B- B-GENERAL ALSUPERINTENDENT'SO OFFICE,
SOUTH CAROLINA ARAILRoAD-oHARLESTON g. O.,
June H. 1s66-sealed Proposals will be received at this
o flee, until the 27th instant for the erection of
FREIGHT DEPOT at Columt:s, 6. 9. The plans and
specifications be seen at this oHce
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"a BARRELS PATTON (PHES1Ll CALI
elU cl1cd Flastcr rlll1s, Or llle ny
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BASE BA1.L IS 4 cHo1xF.A As,Sz1poTr,.
we BELIEVE there u not n sin Ele lifsel.
5 pleuf Escul4plus who dos not faTor
fnoderate exercise Is an excellent pre-
yenfnffre Of pestilence. We see thaftlis
different papers are teeminE with r.
ceipts for The eure Or the cholera. NOS.
Of lLel1 fe1l essla 2 10 Be I'M i BE fsfIsl-
dies n taken according o directions.
Only faw nights ago patent nieii-
quantity Of an article modeztly termed
The Wonder Of the World. 2 which he
rernoselr described as m unerring
sreclfr sEzinet eholera - vel -
an unfali-rg remedy 10y almost ever
otter disease hat flesh Is heir 70. :, and
crcdultr OF panic stricken hearers Il
made tribute % mo1ey-l loving specull-
tors We have always put considera-
BE faith In Tho terz7 and familiar Old.
adaee that an ounce OF prevention =
worth = pound olcure-r 11odernte ex-
ercise may Justly Be PLACID as the fore
most and most important o. lbs means.
cholera A. there S no Spnrf when r
less liable % public reprlb -fiu1 than
base ball and AZ the same time no pub
lie amusement which better develops
and exercises the physical poEors,
strengthens The muscles, and sends the
blood IN he4lthy circulation through
the system Fre trust 70 Sc this sport
folly inan gurAted b. orr citizens dur
Ing the present season. Last winter the
skating park was visited By hundreds
or ladies and Eeutleme1. and proved ;
decided SUCCESS, and re hop1 % Sc base
ball become equally popular with
cur people Don't Be too fhztidlous
about lowering your dignity hT max
ing your appearance OF the bali field,
With -41r coat on and your neck-tie
Ioose1ed, bnk remember that the &C
oonplIshed and noble old Romans
Thought their races at the Olymplan
Games the very best eTidencs Of their
Refinement and culture. And they
we're unqucstIornbiT c1rrect- Pope HAS
said The --hiEhe11 Study OF mankind -
Da1s" and - n general rule, public
morality md Intelligence Is brought
into 1uer oeFel1Qelne llv moderate
ezercl1e and vigorous applications OF
eozp 11d U49er-
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Tie many thousands cared a This ezahIiEh-
wenT within IlOe iss1 twenty year. and Ii
formed by DI. Johnson EitnEsSsd b the re-
p0TtsH % 7 he S1El and many oE6G papGI
notices O. which have appeared 8Z14n IN
again before the public, bs74ds his s1ADdin z
As gentleman olGhar1ccE ard essoonS1hiEitT
Is 3 sUmSEnt guarantee to the E1Ged
SKI DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
EefllIVE
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fks 1EsL1urs Honse 81 Was rnueh In
rITsssed Wiz eila DEunI IN IhIeh
1hfucs WErs falsrs e1nllete1. He b.
longad 70 tkEf elass q paop1s Bto
always seElF 70 ne ssrvEnfas fnteTug-
a1cgF q l1sssfEtEslk slir9s, By ansWeE1lE
'ysz WslI cooked When BE refEred
70 be1 fsr ~ u8Eh-, 4 4uE5ols 1E1Efplr
0ftEs beIl hr0Gefif ne issrEsrIf q tkisl
ron. EElsl fEis gsrltIs1lEn GfurssaI1
TTlE 1esfro y Of ol1taEuinE fnfoEzlEt5on
relative o ia r1Elner N FiaIet % furu
ffhe -slss he Eas Unlisted into tElei
mFstertss tEls-E.al. aItar VI .fch H eve
TE1t % = porEion n Efs bs9i1dsriDs,1t
by saying By iszss, that f1ek1s an ns-
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QRGANIC WEAENw

Amb@ q The ROYAL CoGsze q Ea-Rsa-s
Loodon Graduate Of one oGLhe NOS esnfneEt
ColleGs II the United SZA1z, AID he E-eaf1:
pEyT q Ehnss he has ben s2eot IN Ebe -
eissEbe=e, has s6sSAd some OF tbs NOS -
toutShtnE G1rS that were ever known ras.V
tEnCbisd With F5nZ5HE N the hEad an az
when ESee1 great n<ESo1loez. beng El1--1ea
AZ Ddde1 sounds. hzShfnlbs4, With f-syns-f
haushtug. attended sometimes Nth 6szcEs-
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LoulsTtlIe Edrne.
000 BAERELs JUST RECEIVED AND
N M q - JOG a. sfETr,AI.F.
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ONE PILL rs A DOSE.

The LeueorrhoHa, or Whites
At the same time, there 4 nothing IN fbess
Pulls that can do injury 70 NE OF health L.
md them TO be an dh0Gera-sasssa4
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WElar1 ShAt Rsy. II. Moast, Of the
- Rresbyterlsu eH1rell N flIEs city. has
been temporarily Fslesssd hrnn his
ehaFzs, far ths pnFp0s al recruiting
Ks beAiEh. he starts on . travelling
1Onr IN The eoansa a q Essg dAyls, Asld
vii b atseut 1or some n0rths HTs
oogreeA4f0n aaTs dOnafed him hard
some suIa a money odsErzy travelling
expeoses. and HIS salary lcolftn1ss a
q h Nlere Esrass7t EErs1ing HIS usnal
pastoral d1Etes- We frlst k,a4 HIS nv
pod journey may prove bs1sfeisi In
Tss4of4ng MS heztEk ard tE1at tis nay
son be welcomed haGk 70 ths ffSon
EEisieh h has - looS azi s3alF aIIsd-
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Epee&aEy. Eho have ba1oEae the victims -
SoSi8aEy Stce that dreadful and 6escypessTs
Eaaktt Et7Eeh znanaIlg EEeeFB 10 "A uE-5rn.-[
E7aSe GhousaDds OF founK Me- q TIE ~.
SeelIe11 EaJenks and Brilliant intellect STbo
EufEht 0lteFE1Ss have Eutnnda5 EtgserfT-@
SeEsEes With The thHDdeEE Of e3nc1e5e- -
Eaksd 20 eoSaey tie living lJzs, NY al
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Rawzx ~ Luz& HOru4-lEr.
EeDe1t k16ke, n this CITY. zlii,zfht b.
E1rs last ka1 h1s Fl1ssket-bo1k stn1en
from kim, aooiAi1f2E . coEzdsr1b1e
aGoo1Dt a uoosF. He s. bo1rdInE n
tie ea0ld Hoznss hUse1. IN this city, and
Ehs1 ks rsrfrs1 70 BAD o. fhs n{Eh4 a
- Eea5oeEy, e ls1t rs rooasy IN his
"a an A1z1os Ehfls h E1s aslssp and
prDe<s8ad 70 apprUpgxAEs H. oOnis1tE-
SO CHR aE4fe3ss IN ahs houss Esrs NO
szsesd lie Ehsef & stfI uz5tsa1Fsred
bsEi sE-=auC1s e1EoEss s-s bs5nz naae
Eor lbs 1a=atiaeatsoa and arEess-
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TIE PARTfcuLAR NoTlcE

d. ] 6[3dless8 an no. VINO hEVe fnfr-ei
themselves 6y imP-op@ tndniEeooe and s5t-
AIJ hGbirs, Fhtcs1 min both body and z.5rs
unnt1tnE them 1uE ei1b5Z buSinesS Esudy -
G%-, OF marIfREA
Ibse are some Of The sd and E1elAoeboy
Wszkness Of the Back and Limb PEIrs y
the Head, Dmnesof SiKht- Los Of Nusr1lay
Poorer. PGpsfAftoQ q The Heat pysrepsza
SerTo1s EIztahtftty- D=AnEeuDeuI q ihe d.
gs&iSe Funeltons- GeD4L Debility, SyMp-
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ne Drz~fnE viz take place GfleE the Con-
n on The stage q the Opsr4 aoSse, TbeTe
100 pETSO1s can Wines IL A Committee
u Be appointed by The audience 20 SuPeT1n-
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BQAEDpF zsIRz11ogs-TbsB Board
OF Hts-sisfr1l don met Festerdsy incoming
a The Court House.
olloHing named zentisn1en we're
freeent- Wra-1iohsn. peasId e1 Z Ifiss
; Blair and " lliaEn Eoffh; raemflers
La eszss 81 Henry EelEift ssas taken
up md upon q fpli hea1ir :. i was or
oeTed tilat he charge n, inst him BE.
dismissal i VII - n mem hereIl tiiat
heHttt was ealfeed viii advising
gnion soldiers 70 desert and also for
disregarting the re -istEa On act.
WE. DpHnard and Esop DoTnarli. !
sehafeed with not bsiflg n the State
long enough - entifle them 10 the
TlS1ts q citlzeIlshtp 2. were taken mp,
and tae ch1Eges dismissed
Oliver Wallace and James z n
S,eel were charged with lIsfez riding
tie reEistrltion oath, but The cases
usre dismissed u he; request Of the
lssrile1 prelerzlnE The spec Ieatfon-
he Board j. still open 70 hear ar-
peal eAseei aud viii meet IN Ease re-
q1lreo BY parties interested
Inere VII be another meetirr 81
The board on 11xt Monday Il D q eIoeit :
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INAxnnDE-A day a rxo since
tie body a = mls infant WGs f1und
1oE1i1E /. tie Ohio nse-s 1sr Seso-
beuTHle, DIN. 40 iaf11ae4io1 eo2ld
be o6eEtnsd leading % Is f6s1<7f 3eHzt1I1,
and Il EEs burisd IA Ehs EHFsyEI n
80 -
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A~HEAS from Cadtz ysss.s-1iEsE.
states fta1 The bE1E pd<sssrs made 4
TsEy Daar3T snecessI11 iztfs--lrt 70 ri
&z1F frnn he r.osIszIss7o1 0E ~ SSilsEiff
WhEts - AIR nay - Ihs F,e1its-s<EnEy
lEEt WsEk- TEO q tlls-l ant1allT "a
CT u tn c1s. b1t E1s s1erIa II mar
tSe1 "a TIE d11hls ll5elks and t5ey
tha4 he SharzG, N TIA dfsEharEs a HIS
periIIoas dry. received severe iEjur5as
By jwpfng from re cans aaer ia
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VIZ wsuIa 1s-ast % thoss psI5ssszii-
ans Bho 1rs m f1s isEI1t q lozSer51z On
r1e pEEe11euts in large er0Eds, BARI
eAdt1E Ehs way - S1eh" EK1O4 Eh14
ladies ez1 szaresly uEFigss1s tie pubic
fhorolgAEareS on 1cIooErf q fhess E1sE
o1str1e1io1s, % more o. 1hsir WY ~
toseInE- Politie<Ens eaa fosr rs on
fTe1te1tiy save The oou1fEy unasr The
FE0teelIlg s51lde a i3gI5E3 as f2ssy
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-15

We not5es ttsa4 uur allow toEns-nsl.
JUdEeR s hETing Tia t1fll5i1,g h
~ prese1t 0aa1pias - nsEdznea, nj
TAI ID externally IN hA1dso0s stF1s,
and Then The do1tEuEEEhsd inprOFs-
mE1s are oouplEtsd, L WiH he 11s q
the 6asss looIzf1E b1[l 1EHes o. E01r4h
sarsss.
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ALAEaKmd sulsn.i1ia IOtof farrffu-e
VII b sod this El1l1li1g II 5fo1oloSk,
by Nh n. Bssss1t & On, n TIE rezi-
denee u Henry Noore, ESQ. REE&1ss
desiring good bargains void do rel
70 49,.
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RIvIR NEH&-ThU " only abous
fur I'D W1teT m tbs clAu1El last eFe1s-
ing. and falling sIOEIS.
Ia HitlDE1 3 SIN laying n The
1andInx GWEiting nise IN the dFeE
Gfnnati tbs evening II 0iSock
Ihs Exile - fhs rszulzr PGker[
barg raeksE 1nr today. Sha Leaves the
landinE - II 0'e3csek-
Ths Hslrg Logan leaves for Ste1-
belyiELs n fbs regular houS this GftE-
1ool-
LAts AdE5cs from. P1ttsb1rEa rsJsre-
seat naEiEztioa - having almost en-
tire1y esd B1siDSs On tie landing
i a . sEAn6-sf{Il, and many persons
heresoSoTs engaged IN business eunDscE-
ed nth tia rire-, are being compelled
70 hnm up 0thE empl0ymGE