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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-13
, CITY AND STATE NEWS ~

THE SKATING SEAsoN.-Not much OF
n sea season at the best I The coquetry OF
the weather has again given sad set
back to the hopes of skaters-maie and
Yan,ale-who so confidently expected,
and long before the holidays too, to run
riot over the pond in this city. But as
somebody has suggested before U.s.
skates have no affinity with @aterE
snow, slosh OF mud, And thus Tar ice
has not had a chance to form and remain
for the delectation ofthe lovers OF skating
and Lovers of each other. But why mourn
over ita A little more patience, and we
.halieve our young friends and many old
ones. will be we'll rewarded. Winter with
out skating would be something akin to
the farce of playing Hamlet, with the part
of Hamlet left out We have every conf.
dence in the generosity OF the clerk OF the
weather, and think til at sooner than we
expect ii our skating pond VIII
be we'll frozen, and the carnival
again inaugurated 1t is natural
to complain about it, now that the
sports and follies of the holidays are
over, and evening parties and .soirsea have
become drug We suggest to skaters,
nevertheless, to get ready, tor another
cold snap may set in at any moment, and
rot 10 be in attendance would not argue
yell for the sincerity OF their complaints.
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POLICE CoURT.-Business was more
brisk in this Court yesterday -Four of
tenders appeared and were speedily dis
posed of Henry Bye, for being druak
and disorderly, was fned five dollars and
costs, John Henry, for disorderly con-
duct. was fined five dollars aud costs
Arthur White, for assault and battery
was fined five dollars and costs James
Chapman, for like orsnse, was fined a
slmilar sum The trial of James Chap
man, tor firing within the city lin
Its, was continued until this morning
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-13

The WEEK ~ FRAYER.-With the ex-
ercises Of tomorrow evening closes this
season OF prayer, which has been gener-
ally observed tytEe EvangelicalC hurcb.
es OF the civilized world The topic of
prayer, as suggested by the Evangelical
Alliance, for this and tomorrow even
ing, are as follows
Saturday, January - For Christians
in sorrow, in sickness, and in persecu-
ton; for the widow and orphan
Sabbath January Ia Sermons The
blessing to be expected from the mani
tested snion of believers of all countries
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-13

The -ZANFRETTAs- closed their enter.
tainments at Washington Hall last even
ing. They appear in Steubenville this
evening fEgp3It. az.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-13

THE lax On CLEARS Our tobacco
pists at the present time are not a little
anxious about tie action Of Congress on
che taxing OF cigars A change shonld
be made III the law, as Wheeling "sto-
gies" aud all other common cigars are By
the present law subjected to the same
tax as the finest cigar made or sold.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-13

LEe1si AZURE On Tuesday next the
Legislature OF West Virginia will assem-
bic in this city. The sussion will be the
most important one that has yet been
hsld here. b. law, the session continues
but forty.6ve days ..a-s.-- .
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-13
French Merinos

In white, orange light blue Magenta, and beau.
tiful dark grounds with bright figures. and all
the other colors and shades in plain goods. Black
and fancy thibet cloths, and Coburgs, printed
cashmeres, bombazines silk striped and check
vslsncies, melangss black grapes, fancy and
mourning prints plain, all wool, Delaines OF all
shades and qualities from so to 75c. w.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-13

OWING to the non-arrival of Judge
BROWN. the January term of the Supreme
Court ofAppeals Of West Virginia did
rot commence yesterday. qgoIg
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.Raams 10 LErnIt has been some

,,s aRooMs- Io LEI, IL. has been some s7'1a
time since this inscription hanging on
the outer walls and our readers VIII
not therefore be surprised to learn that
we were startled Awhen we yesterday
saw iwy[ the .'hsndyfitint( Pr the walk
eRooms to Rent" lisoqya no
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STEALING TURKEYs.-Two women were
arrested in the Market last evening Tor
stealing turkeys - ra. sao--s.,l
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A Card.
FOR THE HOLIDAYSI

TUkT HE CR1VED so DOE LANs
u Dramatically sealed Fruits, consisting Of
Peaches, Pears; Ounces Green Cages Dam
sons; Plums; Pine Apples, Strawberries Rasp.
berries. Blackbsrriesi tomatoes Green Corn.
Peas; Fresh and Spiced Salmon; Fresh Macke
rel LobsterS; CLANS Pichsrd and Sardinss -
Condiments and Spices well assorted. Pure
Fruits; Layer Bunch and Seedless RSis ns; CT
tron; Candied Lemon; Figs, Prunss, Dates, Cur.
rants Dried Peaches; Apples; -rsnberries &c;
Pickles; Cstsups and sauces; English and Amer
lean; Chov.CbOwi plain n jars, l gal 20 pair
iars;-slso by the l06Ur dozen, Superior Mangoes
aud Peppers; Stuffed Picked HOLSTERS, Olives;
Cspers; &c Woroestershire; London Club;
Lucknow Mushroom vs. Alnut Oyster aud Pep
Der Sauce Sundries-ShSker Sweet Corn, New
York Chanpans and Crab Cider EAstsrniiPine
Apple and Sap Sage Cheese, Smoked Salmon and
Halibut, together with a. endless VARIETY; for
sale cheap BY 5, 9. d. WOODROW
Monroe 5 Odd Fellows ali Building
WhoslinE Dec 49, 1855
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ing bought their goods several weeks ago. We
therefore, take great pleasure in being able to
inform our wholesale and retail customers and
friends, and the public in general, and the la.
dies in particular, that we now have the largest
and by far the cheapest stock of dry goods in
Wheeling An early examination and you viii be
agrseably surprised at the extensive stock, and
the lowest prices since the war. lWelwil only
enumerate afsw items of our stock, as follows:
Good Nader eolored prints at $50 Yard wide
English chintzes, 400 Black and white Delainss,
3ecJ High colored fancy Delaines, 37tc; Bleaehsd
and brown Inuslins $50. ~ ......-,
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MRS. C. THINNER,

RTANUFACTU ALL KINDS
Nl OF CRACKERS CAKES BREAD, sc
No, l62 Market street East side, "a few doors
south of the Market House Wheeling, W Va
isnl0
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-13
Cloak and Shawl Department

The largest assortment of cloth cloaks in the
city, from IS to $50. .....
Shawls of every size and quality, and the
greatest varieties of styles ever brought TO this
trade is respectfully invited to this stock ,r
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-13
iAhus FALL.

TTORNETs Al Law, WHEEL
n ING, WEST Va, viii practice IL the courts
OF Ohio County aud adjoining Counties.
Office on east side of Fourth Street lear the
4 yourt House octiO
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-13

THOMAS HUGHES will continue the Mer.
chant Tailoring and Wholesale and Retail Cloth.
ing Business at the old Stand, No. IS, corner
Monroe and Water streets.
Wheeling. Oct. g. 1863 oct26Gnd
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-13

Particular attention has been given to this stock,
and do not hesitate In saying that we have the
largest in the CITY, ranging from $40 to sloOper
set ....r..f f-s-s Z .
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-13

SATURDAY MORNING. JAN Is, 1866,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-13
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES

to maze quick sales.
We return our sincere thanks TO our friends
and customers for past fsvors, and BY Close AZ
ssntion, increased facilities and low pricss hope
70 NEXT al increased suount Of patronage
Our motto shall be: Try 70 please
IA = :. JOIN RoElER AGO.
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Fur Department

4 GJiilt --
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-13
aRERADiHt AND LACE Wells,

Some sIcsedingly handsome styles. Also hair
nets entirely new, and hundreds OF other sTti-
cles too numerous TO mention r.F
In consequence OF not having our spsoi Gus
house entirely completed We viii be very much
crowded and will ssli at
, 1866-05-26

ahe vote reteetins The nomination Of Funk nlaIr
~ tolleci6r ot the First Di.tics At Ntssoart, il
fnc1r7tca- No conatma.lon or rejection eau y. re.
considered. urle*. The motion /. m1de within twa
executive scs1lors Affcr the cnn6rm3lon-
GOVERNOR CunfN.
- SAID y fflr1de of Govesnns t:utttn ltat he
hn= beel, rendered the Mission to Italy.
RELIEF IN Lou1B1ANA.
~ Gen. Baird. Commissioners oi tho Fsecdmeu's
bnrcan n Ionieaua, reports thst be u fn.nt- hing
1ood to tue lGhahtans Of the aTrraor. dl5frsct:.
TrDLic rnIN11xa.
The Joint COMMITTEE On Pnn'inG yesterday
iustraioo. for The ratvnt Oface reoott. tton n,s.
ton, bnna,o. New York aud Philsdelph'a- No
A. ~ardr have ret b:c, made
A Telegram IRON SCnator wrieht's ron, soceired
bore yesterday afternoon, tasr that the senator Is
'0'''4 0e'''@' THE Agcu.7RAlroR-.
The uousc JUDICIARY. ou.nI.tee arc ~! eocaHtd
upon the case Of Jef: Davis and {; =. eia1, H sno
e a ns ie.ua; b.. ea .ks s5
within rho pasI iew days 4 10 their Gnl!t Thrrc
Is 20 doubt Of it ~ tue minds Of leading menher+,
and Ill reports to The CONTRARY are uni1ne-
xA1I CoS1nACT.
TIC Postmaster Genera! ha. ordered = contact
10 he made With the ore:on steam Eayl1asiop
csor. the DalIes At {lu,0 per annutn the scr
vice 10 be six tlmc. week. and permits the con.
tractors to Visc ,he c1]ces al Sieher'< .Laudtnx,
N2th0nsa nnd Hood 1tytft cnGc-1-Wcck supply.
TnIAL OF JEFF. DAv1S.
The HtrutTs Washington special says: 1.-THE
tftni 81 .1ef- Dnsl- nnucE the Norfolk Indictment
will doubtless he postponed until Angus, or sep
icHner next. IN cun-eque ce Of the &tfong feeling
in Etch!noDd On she subject Mucn ani1lo-itY
r'csails to7ards the Jury Hho brought IN thc ID
tl:e'r1fnt and until this suhsIde-. the Attorney
General thinks II best TO delay the tr:a:. rhc
counsel for 1he t;nvernmcnt Will consist Of Aftof-
ncy General s2e:d, Jonp Il: Clifford, Nu. h; F.
Irpfcfrntpc the army In The prosecnttou-H
PENNSYLVANIA PROTECTION INTEREST.
NEw YORK, May 25-specln1e 10 1ae evening
papers say therr IL po &crful Penn yl1au+ lonhT
hc.c % t:Ancacc cpl@atou iu lasot Of protection
Ex-senator ame1ot4 Is lcaner.
GpyEKSMLET MEXICAN roL1CY.
Tic policy Of tic Administrator tn respect 10
Mexican :lta!z* is Eradua;}F assuming a definite
shapr, -nl tnaY lead TO 4 Cot Ercs5lonl endorse
meut Of hc 1oan which Is being urged u1oer strong
prxsHTe.
dored sWo brothers who WcI+ convicted Of cvading
the rcvcnue law Of making c1csrr without license
| ard sest~'lnc tho officers nho made The arrest.
uEEisIoN RELATISG TO uE5ERfERs.
II has bc4'n rc1ded hy the >etond Aual.or ot The
Tfcat ufy, whose decision h3s been Sustained by
the ssct I'd Comptroller. that boS Su,y or aE1caf
a.cs Of p1r i cue 1n the widow OF hes> Of m. In
uiytluas no auy time deserted from III. scFvct
Of tie Cuf!cd >t1tts, naat'er how ehoet The DE-
.cr.for. or notwithstanding 1e may have ruhse
guc1 ly .cfrcd oni the tcT1n OF his enlistment It
tic pteu1rcd bile now before Congress thls 1ltc
!. adopted, and all dcscstcrs arc excluded from t
| hcrctlts Thereof.
DINNER rArry.
| Sr- Ganlpnc1a, the recently appointed ninl4ter t
1 fhn tCnCftfc II Npx1rn
, 1866-05-26

Reported Cnftver-atTon with Lieut..
Gen. (srAnt-l1i. Du3uf"n If Itlr fem.

Reported Conversation with Lfcut.
GEn. GrAnt-lIi. Opium Of stlr fem.
PR nnd Needs af The Southern People.
NEW YoRK, Nav 43.-The L:",-ton. Maine,
.,clwccn ts .d1'or and General Grant, in which, Il
the repof1 T. to1rc'ly siru. The Lieutenant Gen'
crai apr arf TO have tpnF en- off more freely th1n
there wtzc fone part oE the country where our
armies hnt1 rvses tsoa. passieu'atiy Texa. *hlch
needed iel 'he hllsht'n. ELECTS Of ssar to BRING
lt1,lanct- ~ dnd.'' lad he, '''ha, those
n1. If III .he Sonth wn,en hqvc Ut
within our liner and have therefore escapcd the
1epei ccnscr!ptlou aud 1axe=, are much lcss dis
10 Eeh 1--we m e1 1nan
WIG lrc and sMora..' RcEeEine to the lem
PEI OF 1hs sea'hstn people. be remarked:
scists 10 h. proper ftaae Of m1nd thsn thty were
ono year s;nce.' "A year ago." raid be, :'thcy
wc,c Hing to do anything. Nov they regard
or lie i'll Gencrai-.'' be added, '.ase b..
having nob1y, and dong an ,taey can to
Induce 'he peopic to throw attde th7'r old preju-
condition Of tl1nFr. johnson and Dick Taylor.
particularly. arc exercising good iudtcnce, buL''
hc adaed. :. 1ce Is behaving badly. lse is conduc
fron' ~ha he taid at the time Of The surrender TO
suppose be .vonld+ No man NJ the south is cap1-
a bic q tenth part Of ihe f4ne9e fF
SVuA 4A4a' nc 'ef 4Hf+Sa3 " H'lt.. ~
he y se,.ipr N example Of tsncea acaaieseeucc %
Erudgtng aud pelnIcou. III ~ effects IL be hard
~ realxrd.@' 1.-The men whn were IN the rebel
armies, said Grant% '*scqu1etce IN he result much
hetter Than tho-e who etald at home. rhe wnm:n
arepasttcu1ar1y bitter aeasn>t The Union and Union
mtn" .'OI Course" he added. '.therc IL some hit
trncea Of cling snong all clas:e.. bu, sal--
flt II would coon die out II their leading men had
moi fu1nenow got the idea tnat sleseon af'ez all
They phrase 1t, will yet tE1nmpu not In war bnt In
politics. In my judcEtnt," said tirzut, y the
!oEe OF ccrtain men and Crstatn apcr% in The North
t. such al to do ipcalcushle mischief in making
The la1e 1cbe1 believe that they ART Just AZ much
entitled 10 rule evcr, and 1hat II they wilt oL1y
st7na b, Uhat ihrJ ale pla-ed 10 cali theF t1chis
the, VII hare help iron ihe North. abs" Sig
n1Eca1Iy added Grant. -%i+ only playing over ncatn
| tue ireIp1cn' efn&t= Of the rebellion" lie was
| confident that The large majority OF the Southern
| peopic would smo!uer tteir rrsentmeuts
a;a become good e'''zens il ,no:c M:
h:sds;, would orly le. lneu. alone; 70.
werid do won,d be 10 E'izc ,he New iorx 4ytp.
ard s,.dscd sheets. which arc grin. the south ro
dangerous sn id,a Of 1nciF po>it."n una rights. ,
lroup>." said Gen- t;raut+ - ,u.t Ire Kept IN 81
he principal l,nnts IN the south for -oue time II
couc. 1hts viii Le ccet.aEy 10 r'press 1he tuf u
l.nte OF clae. Ct The >onlh very dangerous - al
| well ta..po*cd per.ons, and also to project th
rights OF tEe freedmen. Who arr looked upon w1,l
dsa haired bS very 'arpc proportion OF tue peo
| pit"
, 1866-05-26
fRUlI NASHVILLE.

Wetr"pnlftun Police Commissioners
Appoanted-Pr"ru* Openi0G Of &hc
Nrsv Suspension Bridge Ecur-ta
ltesl,%, Ac.
NAsny1LtE. May 25-t;overnor Browulo,v ha.
appoiu'ed, tor three Commissioners Of Mctroroli-
tan PnIIce, =. Il. blown. superintendent and tom.
missioner; James Davis, Fluatcfal ronmfssl0ucF;
F.W. SpaEt1n1, Clericai COMMISSIONER Mc.sra.
Eroun and opart'ng were formerly In the Federal
n,my IS QrarlcEmas' 'eF ana Surgeon. Mr. Davis Is
N old ci3izrn OF Nashville.
Mir john Pnttcrfe1h hns been parulei By the
Tnsiltnl 10 repor1. when ordered. 10 Gen. Tnoma*.
1he Suspension bridge nil be tptntl tn tho tEav.
cling pun,e on Tuesday next i Is more ele.ant
and substantial structure than The ouc destroyed.
Andrew Lohusou. 3r.. nephew Of tue President.
has been removed from 1hr ntcc Of AEeu1 Of the
rsncutta. hv fhe tnnnt~ t~E,prers Of that Iusttu-
tlon. and ]. =. ui. formerly Colonel of The Thirty
seventh udtana lnfanfsy, nppotrted in bis place.
with the new t1ttr ot " arden
The Lcg,. laturr will adjourn on Monday, and
1r-,ekrruhIc an t,ctohef Gth.
A prea. Frrinn meeting viii he held at the Ma.
] tou1c trnplc tonight Address By James DEen'
| nan. of Ncit York
Nc*s from The interior Of Georgia represents
every thing pertzfniuc 10 farming iutrreefe as hav
inE b. nc1iiy rstnr hy the ,atc heavy rains. The
Wea1 crop 1a- failure on account Of lnls1. Great
dcsl,utEon prevails, and hundreds OF families are
| dcet1tu1e o, food.
1h+ crops in Tennersce arc backward. NheaI
will he uhpni half a crop. LORI and C1ttou ioos
promising. Weather warm, zatnfug ut intervals all
d4T.
, 1866-05-26
Rare Chance for a Book AGENT.

w,rted Immediate ). Agents 70 tettic Chicago. and
other rert4 Of the Grr1t HOOK ii Na;. Wc4t-
crn siA,.s. on a new p'au. bF wafch any C'uaty or
County Scat c1n Be found IN moment q lime. fhl:
Ronk Is unE ncltlpG very rApldy EtnciaDaa and
vhorv1r has t;h!>aso az nax. ttoa3 10 tisc4 n
fhrrt uertht, Hpne butt E1rcrteoeeh Agent t6Gt
nv ,r tht rttv Chca=o. Send 3rculRr or 81
:nnrlr toos. viii Witch E2a e.n Ict suhTz7ber*.
e9cluAive aKtncy n Chicsg9 wh!,t hc con IN ,cs
f.lintuIss II the Wink. Aadscsa, L 4. rITrM IN,
EoE Ntsi Tl.ftd.kt. Cincinnati, d37
, 1866-05-26

CkTARRH CURED,

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''o"~' ~ <@'0 - >'~ A>A~' Wv
Irs' 'tase o5 ~a'e'5 o1sca"Tse "o" 'Ae aose' auo
seqoeo1ts oeeo"'FR a'o sn'
a'A'p'oo"e uoe' o'a"ssstps 'peei'' VI
Occurring periodically each d1J for period varying
from, o, 10 tt,te weeks sometime 50 violent - to
,nc,n.ctete nr far hu.tnrsr. md connpe mr. tn rnv
hed, Al time. the attendant Inflammation xpu1d ex.
tend tn the tretb. n,ooucin1 toothacne. ar to the
,b,ns, occas hnrscoea. md par,, )o,, of yo,c.
md ,,ce within Tho ..t few vsars II ha. % Affected
III. r.ont .re a. +, eo,ane Inn for vrer, II dark
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, 1866-05-26
From New 0rlHnyls

new ORLEANS. May a5-The estimated total
Louisiana crop Of cotton will he one-thlsd Of The
north ard middle Luuis1ana. Norm OF The Rcd
River country. and other oyeFaowed si:trcts- there
viii he scarcely any. rne Red R1ver lcvce< have
from Natchl!oches down. The suEas crop Is
promising whtsc tot lspoa4l.
Far further Tr1c:.rAn nfl Are Fun r4}l pnCe
, 1866-05-26

MRS. G. r. ALLEN. ". D.. EoH' offers her Reliable
ana Scientific Remedy for CHOLERA to the rubrc.
Families aud ey+.y indSldua1 should have thi- IN
VALUABLE Remedy nesr them. ~ \ safeguard ano
rcs.orcr tn health. In crte that dread sC0CEGE,
the LuOLEEA. should apnear lu our midst A woro
To the vile lF su{c,ent- For sa1e It the principal
Drug Stores Of Chicago, and hr Dealett ellewhere.
Getersl Agent, W. H. MED :ALFE, Drugstst IS
South Clark Etreet. Chicago ILL.,, to whom all order.
ehou3t BE- ndasttstd. mE3-A373ftTr4eA-net
, 1866-05-26
TO PRINTERS.
OFFICES.

trss.class lab and CJfIooer rress-nAo. tusi from
ptiIadsIp' u, n Mt situation. Address,
sta,1rg Find Of work ano waIes II. S. LOLE. o:ktoh.
O+%x net
, 1866-05-26

The Western Exprsss," owned b, The Western
Raj: ~ md r. r COS f1opelsra an .he Lakes. arc
1os rteei!i2e ist.sat a. We. fork lof Aao
Is. ctuse, S1.193 I'd, 00c} Sd, 70cs 41h, Soc.
Tim hrouAh ~ Qa1cx BY ans other route. Marx
p,c.akee 'We-teru typfe*s." "Steao aroa- L3kEs.~
md sblp Of Et1e hHllxay.
AGEh1s-- ugh Allen, No. I f:oensies slip, Sew
Fork g. u. TbbettI, M1tuau III J. Y. Tnttte. Ch
eAso; John .Allen- JF, President and Manager,
Bufyaio, Mt, d33iu-t
, 1866-05-26

scea'inc the punishment Of rebels for 'rcs=on' a"
IN 1arnp { TO po4Eerity.
Tbv reeotn IONS Ne.e hurried OF TO- the INtntH7.
and arr in.c1.s-lble. They are simply Eetcrations
Of thr Rnn.ra3 urt11iret.
Mr. Clubs, nom @outh.rn 1lhno,s. ruovad to
strike ouf the +. .soln,fon advocating the pnai-h.
,nc1& Of rrbe3s. Lot By overwhelming ml)os''y.
ortteref3 10 b tcu: 10 rrc:tdcnl Jobnton and 10
Core1ess.
Ii wa ordered that the churches he informed thal
31eHcuO viii he seqni1ed Tor the enppnrt Ut ho IL
mi-t.oue. md 'bai the committee proceed on thst
hu.i,.t. Adjourned,
, 1866-05-26
A PURCHASER

Et have 4 few more desirable Offices to ftHt
building cc1neS lAsal1e md NaAhtnxtt6-ata-
x69 net UNDERWOOD Co. ~ L15.Ile-At
, 1866-05-26

IIA$ONIC.-A Special Ccmnu-
III rfcatior nf Cl.vrtard Lndgr M. n. 4. F. 4 4
~. will bt held NJ their Halt. No. u Wat ;anaorh
s,!syr. this i$Aru ~ NJ Esenlns. Al IN &C oek-
Work en fa..d De-tee.
, 1866-05-26

For ope-hatf interest In Furniture Store on Lake
sfEee1. Amount required. tio,c10. cash. All
desalis fully given on application TO-
dEJ1ct s. a. H. Tribune Office.
nISSOLUTION,-The firm Of
~ sTRArTOS l. GE1sESHEIAEH Is this d.Y
dis solved By mutuz1 cort ent
L. S. STATION.
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, 1866-05-26

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