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The New York herald., 1866-07-12

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The New York herald., 1866-07-12

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den Jriebsn forte, follte 81 Dollar bins
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poII entIadeu.
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Directoreu

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,ur Ginwaneerung in rnieren Staat uno geri9afs
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nini1en.
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burd 9eiGaFfnng pom 9anomeriern, Gdrtneru unb
ie6er Qrt pom Nrbeitert 50 bersStsen Sic ptre arbeit
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| ie,ben chen 70 iicber ais portheiIboft iiusen.
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1866
1865.

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@cafltl) & yarbrOng1
80 gSbDIefdIe
$50 Or0cer6.
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8ranbp, Rsm. Sin. 8eine peridiebener art BET go
gBedftep 8 9arbroii8h, 's
Scr. 8 gfOro College StfaBe,
Oftif SHs. seafbstne TenneHee.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-20

eitt iinaebeurer sEnSpefFaA eeBt sben Dor iicb in
Ganterpns Sitter q. Co.'s paleitdbfIibgm EnenIpaas
xgNb0n9e ann Subtle $qMares I.
aSir aqinael geaeru baran ueriibrr unS bas @aus
fBen beF Seite IN bsn uoA6ebtangten GBfswege ers
f6ttH ifaS Spie
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-20
@utorifirtes SapitaI 81, 0O0, 900
10000 Mctien, iebe au $50.
Graanifatipn.

Specialization.
Gen. @ai. Geo. s. EHomas, 9rdiihent.
~ 81. 99- Sobnion, Ytses 4riiioeut.
SeIir n, Gbentb0m, Sefretdr.
Mnfom Eelion, ShGsr eiiter.
Sofepb SaMbed, 9eueralzAgeut fir Gtfi1pani
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-20
2cunefiec GglonifatiOnss
uno
GimtDanbernnss 6eienf6

SneprrDrirt burd einen aet Ter sefesssbenben ger=
iGmmlHns hes StaGtes TenHeffee Uom "a
Raj 1866. ss4ss%
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Sin altes SieO natb neuer Meleois
1865. . ss

genn Der 5ribEins tommt. uerIafien ameiien unb
lInsesiefer ibre aS9er unb Rattep une Rduie fprns
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-20
Tuaen6= Gitnbelf.

Gin GER, Der SabrsIGns i9cn an nerp5ien sounds
en friibsetiesu gerfaa iOIUe inter 5Olgen teimIis
der Sneenbfanbsn lit min sum 8efen Der leiSsnben
ReuI45eit an aGe spe6e es iberbnapt bebiren, Res
espt unb MnDeiiung, elm einfades 5eiImitteI,
rpeIes IGN IeIbff earirte. rel iberienben. &rante
eeer aei6enSe, lpeIe bic ron fbm semadte erfobuns
beonipru6en 1uiiuf9en, ntSeen fi6 nit BEN stSbten
Bertrnslen penSen an Sobn . Csben,
3m md SIR. AZ Gebaritr., Stem Yorf Gitp.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-20

T 8olisiften, ipeI9e geitern mad
beenbigtem NfarftDertoui bic Sale ire
ipictrten, fdnOel Oab Elm SIeifter uns
ter benz Berfalfstii6e feline Snirse
uno iein 6IeiihetneiIer bergeiIen batte.
Beibes puroe benz Gapitdn Der @o[isei
iibereeben nnO inirO bate ieine,n
gisentbiimer uteber suFhderffuttst per.
0sHs ~ asatgtgs oFnsR
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-20

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a1a ~. II stbfi
t Negt
sasE tsz
han belfeT
9RagflpTstlfI
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-20

So Die 6faen Yiaurs I'M Mldrft iint bic aus
beT weItberiibtnten 6abrif 1pn gBni. Raabe u.
Co., seI3e bel perm Sud an Gbnr9fraee, &C.
sennberbem StareS 6nus aHm 8erfauf. Dttle
9nfrnmeHte b0ben etiteIt Standardization Son
nub Fab GAM nadD GarDpGii@er Manitr fabrt-
5irt. Gte fnh hauerbaft unb eleiGsettis gut aus
fbtub, as.at
The New York herald., 1866-12-17
THE LECTURE SEASON.

Oh BAoADwAY.-FREE LECTURE ON PHRE.
OH noogy and class every Monday. at ~ y. Circle
every "Wednesday nign. Free Lecture Asroloey and
aseoAishng every Thursday and Saturday 7EP
DR. BR0UGHTON may be consulted daily ~ above
The New York herald., 1866-12-17

D. B. 81. John, Of Nswbuyg, nd Major n Arnold,
U. s 4, are sasplns = shs 1oaass a0sss
,. ass,sS Ss Gage q J.'s. RSsss Z Sps 1ss: e. ss
q g. A are stopping 4 ths Finh Avenue Hotel
r. De st. FerioI, secresssy, and Odillon Barrots Of
Che French Legation, ass stopping q 'ls sfsv00f'
House
John Henry United ssa,ss Consul :. Quebec Captain
g. Hughss, Of washngsoaj BENZ Field; Of n y y; Cap;
tain Hamilton T. ,ns a iss,ooeiissn sno Hotel
Colonel W. Scott, Of New Orleans; John ". Harker,
oe Sas FRANCISCO; Dr. s. Dickson, Of Pittsburg and
General John Logan, q Illinois, are stopping At the
b. Nicholas HOTEL
(,o,suel j Alton sladen, q. 8. A., and j. G. took,
or mexico, are stopping at the Astor House.
Governor sharkey, AZ Mississippi, came near drown
ing on the night Of tns xS,n umo oy stepping on
damaged BY nigh waters thas passengers were obliged
20 cross on foot
Governor health is so far restored As 10 enable
him ride out ON horseback, He rsganins his lost
Asalth rapidly
General Gusts Lee the son OF General Robert f. Lee,
hss been elected President aud profeHor OF mathemat
Agricultural College.
The will Of the late Sylvanus Packard, Of Boston. be-
queaths considerable egaces TO Tufts College at Somer
vilIe which, with his previous donations Will amount 10
$500 900. The property win not inofuli pos
session OF the college for nearly year.
Mrs. Rachel Byers, now living in Beaver township,
shs State Of Maryland and was therefore one hundred
and i've years old the 3lst day Of October last She
In excellent health frequently walks 70 neighbors
mile distant without perceptble fatigue and from
MI appearance bids fair 70 live for number OF years yet
John Gray, Of the soldiers Of the Revolution, is
living in Noble county Ohio He is one hundred and
three years old was born in Fairfax county. Va and
enlisted in the Continental army in 17sl, serving for
three months, taking part In one minor engagement,
and being honoraby discharged at the end Of his term
His period Of service short that he is not en-
uted TO pension under any existing law Hc has been
unable to suppot himself for the last seventeen years.
and his neighboH now ask Congress TO give him a
special pension.
John Hogan Of st. Louis, has sued the Chicago
Tribune for libel, claiming $50, 900 damages
William B. Thompson, now Of London and formerly q
dry goods merchant In Hartford Conn, has given
02O 900 tho gallery Of Yale College Hall OF Arts
founded by the hbesality Of the late Augustus r.
Street.
The Washington correspondent Of the Boston Journal
says IL s rnmored that Chief Justice Chase has been Of
fered the Presidency of the Pacific Railroad vacated by
tho departure Of General Dix for Europe The salary 10
$4,000 per annum.
The New York herald., 1866-12-17

r LOEFFLGR or TOMPKINavILLE. STATEN ISL
ID and, has Just published, N Album form . series
photographs Of csskl Mountain scenery Each set oeI
tins hfteen views comprising all the renowned places
ShIs beantifu summer resort MessrsL APPLETON, q.
YREDERIOks a Co and sCHAUss have undertaken N
uale Of them
The New York herald., 1866-12-17

r EEDs ART GALLERY
IL We beg leave that valuable collection sf
Anercan and European rlcturss the colieeton of y
7hu.daN 2th s1d Friday. 18th inst Among other nssscs
those OF Duyand Kefee Bicrstadt Haseltpe Crop
sey, Whitredge, clifford Coleman Hart, T.. II. Hsll Mla
nCt Lays, W; H. Beard yedder, Selis Lambden. Ac
Also valuable collection Of foreign artists OF high grade
HENRY H. LEEDS MINER
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-03

On motion of Mr.. McQuilkin, nd.
journed. seur
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-03
West Virginia Legislature
WHEELING, Feb. 2, 1856.
senate.

Prayer by Rev. DR.. Martin:
Al Communication was received from
the House. announcing its concurrence
in all the Senate's amendments TO the
bill to authorize the release OF mort
cages, deeds oftrust, and other record
ed liens, The bill is therefore law.
Mr.. Maxwell, from the Judiciary
COMMITTEES, reported back the House
bill allowing witnesses one dollar per
day and five cents per mile for the
whole distance Travelled, recommend
ing its passage, with an amendment, SO
us not 10 apply to witnesses before JUS,
tees, which was agreed TO and the Dill
read the second time.
Mr.. Burdett, from the Committee on
Finance and Claims, reported back the
House bill TO protect bounties from at
tachment and levy, recommending us
passage, and it was read the second
time.
Mr.. Burdett, from the same Commits
tee. reported back the bill 70 provide for
Inc sale of real estate returned delin-
ouent for the non-payment OF taxes re-
commenting its passage. The bill haV-
ing been read by sections, various
amendments were suggested, but the
bill was tabled for further considers
ton.
citizens of Jackson county, in relation
10 an 4uGEEA16 VI TIC ia ASA ShAASAAAeS
school houses, which was read and re-
ferred 10 the Committee on Education.
Mr.. Peck introduced bill providing
for the issuing OF attachments in GER
tain cases, which was read the first time
and referred TO the Committee on the
ON motion of Mr.. Burdett, the bill in
relation TO certain deeds in Monroe
county, was laid on the table.
The following bills passed: a
House Bill No. Is, TO amend and re-
enact the LIST section of the act provi-
ping for the issuing OF grants Tor lana
in certain cases, passed February 9Th,
1855. and House BIZ No. q, 10 amend
the charter of the town of ClarksbnFg.
on motion of Mr.. Peck, the bill 70
authorize the city of Wheeling to levy
and collect license from insurance COM
panies, was taken up, amended and laid
on the table again. ,s-.
The Senate adjourned -. falla-t
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-03
JESSE B. MELLoR,
cole AGENT for VIM. Knabe:& Co.'S Pianos

ab0oD giLLlaL1Tal
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-03

IL w G1AJS1s
Al GIVE MEN TO CANVASS FOR LIFE
n Insurance.. Such persons can have dne
neld ASSUMED them by applying at
N. c. ARTAURS InS Agency.
jan81-dlW&wlt Under M'Lure Hotel
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-03
THE LAME WALK,
THE BLEND sEEt
THE DEAF HEART
Eovsr Fyfy Thousand Operations n
Fire Years.

DIR. DoDGES practice Is mostly disease OF
CHRONIC nature, and cases given mp IS ineu-
although there have been men in anages who
have had the same magnetic power over the
diseases of the body and mind, tsons ealt
ed IL to such an extentoVeE nearly AIl diseased
and persons. II Is life and vitality passed
that restores the lost or unequal circulation OF
the vital or nervous fiuid. So powerful u
this influences that persons Who have for
have been pronounced incuFable, and 70
whom medicine has been Administered wIth
an almost Incredibly short space OF time II
will not restore lost member Of the body or
perform other impossihilities. butwin always
teeis based upon the most siIict principle Of
science; there Is nothing miraculous or super
natural about It. II Is In harmony with an
other practice. not only acknowledge the
power, but receive the treatment for thenn-
their patients. Dr.. Dodge does not profess 70
cure every case =, -
tes for tnveterate cases OF almost any durable
chronic disease, and 80 sure IS the effect, thai
but Few Of the diseases require second ope-
ration except DeafenesS Broken Bones, Dis
Ioeataons bad Curvatures Of Spine, and sup
Pufattng Iumors. Even these VIII be mue1
oenented-alNays relieved from pain and
sometimes fully cured. Diseases tnat eIe
most certain OF being cured At one opeEation
are Weak Eyes, Diseases Of the Brain, Nt16S
kinds or sexual Weakness, Internal UleeII,
Dropsy, Los OF Voice, Weak Lungs, CataTTh'
q. Wins lance, WsakneSs Of the LINZ tll1atS'
Diabetes Bronchitis, Diseased Lfvefs, Kid-
neSs, Heart etc, etc. ETC. T8 ~
HSFor Testimonials see small biIls.
pFPaaentsw win pay In proportion toproP-
erty.
1pNo charge WIN be made for second -ops-
ration. when Il Is found neeeaaTy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-03

BROADER GENERAL JOHN ELY, late
Colonel of the 23d Regiment of Penn
sylvania Volunteers, of General Sedg-
wick's Corps, Army of the Potomac,
subsequently, Acting Assistant Provost
Marshal OF West Virginia and New
Jersey, and now of the staff of Major
General Howard, has been ordered to
report for duty at Nashville, Tenn, as
connected with the Freedmen's Bureau.
General Ely is gallant officer, distin-
guished in the late civil war, and gem
tleman of large experience and practical
business habits. He will do good SER
vice in the Reconstruction" of Tennes-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-03

IT would seem as ifnothing supposed
to be influential in inducing Gov. Peir-
point to resign his position and leave
Richmond, is to be omitted by the Yir-
ginta Legislature. We read in the En-
aminer of Thursday, received lastnight,
the following paragraph:
We doubt not that the whole mass of
real Virginians will rejoice at the now
completed action of the Virginia Legis-
lature on the Orange and Alexandria
Railroad subject. By an overwhelm-
ing vote the stockholders are sustained
against Peirpoint. We give all praise
to the true hearted Virginians who had
the nerve to dare and win this fight.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-03

ona m9sG S to TO- R apde9 ase hPp pest sd
Those voting in the affirmative were
Mcssrs. Ballard, BelI,- Camden, Cook,
Cooper, Curtis, Darnel. Fleming. Gotf,
Higgins, Hornbrook, johnson, McCur-
dy, McQuilkin, Mcwhorter, Smith of
Hancock, Spencer and Williamson-ls.
Those voting in the negative were
Messrs. Pinneii, Speaker Bee, Beeson,
Bennett. BrIstOr, Brown, Carroll, Cas-
sadly, Combs, Cunningham, Dolly,
Dyche, Given, Hagans, Hinchman,
Hinkle. Hooker, Keller. Kyle, Lock
hart, Mairs. Maxwell, Mccoy, RAIDER,
Riddle, Smith, of Berkeley, Sudger,
Trainer, Witcher, Workman and linn
On motion of Mr.. Mcouilkin, ad-
journed. serr
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-03

FIRST in peace, as it has been during
the war, and first in the estimation of
the American people, among all the
perfumes OF the world, Phalon's
"Night- Blooming Cereus" is a great
staple of commerce in all parts of the
United States. Its sale during the past
year has been literally colossal. OBJ
tainable everywhere. 1t
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-03

DERRY UEPof, n. u jan. II Isbo'
Messls. WEEKS q PoITER,l
Boston, Mass
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cured me, and for the first time for Thirty
Years had a nights rest without being woke
up by priclSing kind OF an itch, from which
could get no peace until I Scratched myself
to a sore / have often seen this as q cure for
itch, but never suspected It would cure every
other humor until you recommended itin the
Herald. Pleese direct re1
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Price 80 cents per box. Ii sent by mail, GO
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