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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-07-25
A 81. Louis Eccentric.

NJ. Cordes, of ST. Louis, gentleman
of some wealth, has had a legal inquiry
into his sapenes, on account of his taste
for natural histtIy: Gs..r..E
"a short time ago he purchased house
and grounds in Grand Avenue, South Of
the far grounds and concluded to CON.
struct geological aquarium and aviary
for the pleasure of his friends and the
public Upon his grounds WI, largo
sink bole in wbioHwas pool OF water.
He decorated tn, sides OF this sink-hole
with rare plants, such as jimson weed,
the dog fennel and the boneset. He
purchased a collection of beautiful sing
ing birds, among which were the crow,
the cat bird, the hedge sparrow, the
snipe, and the iy-up-the-creek. He I'M
ported two largr alligators, and placed
them in his lal - at the bottom of his
sink.hole, and took great delight In
watching their sportive gambols. He
peopled the laughing waters of the pool
with melodious bullfrogs, beautiful wa
ter dogs, moccaain snakes, soft-shell tur
ties, CARS, and Mississippi catfish Just
as Mr.. Cordes btd completed the fitting
up of his miniature Lake Of Como, and
was preparing to invite the Paulines and
Claude Melnottrs of the city to visit his
rOmau tic retreat and breathe their VOWS
of 10, aud tit their hoops over the
head, # the haapy family, his relatives
took J. into the heads that lie was era
~, az called u N Judge Mcdonald to
nave guard appointed over him.
IT. .,t 90 haI
not krDw wha vas going on. He found
ont by some J. aans what was in the
wind aud whe' he jury came TO exam
inc into the cas- the lunatic could not
be found. He rad packed up and gone
on pleasure tsp to Minnesota. The al
ligators, the SNAKES, the birds, and the
buflfrogs are w ting the return of their
master and so is the Probat6 Court"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-07-25
B. F. CALDWELL,

NEANUFACTURE OF COPPEk,
M Tin and Sheet Iron Ware, and dealer In
Cooking and Heating Stoves, No. IL, Main
Street, Wheeling West Virginia
I would respectfully call the attention OF the
public to my large and select stock OF Copper
Stills, Copper and Brass Kettles. Also Fruit
Cans and Can Tops.
Job work oil al kinds will receive my per
sonal attention.
OH Well Casing and Sand Pumps made TO or.
der on short notice. b. K. CALDWELL.
iy2l
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-07-25
MAIER & M'KINLEY,

FORWARDING AND COMMITS
II SION MERCHANTS Steamboat Agents,
Wharf. boat Proprietors, Wheeling, West Vir
ginia, Agents of the Parkersburg and Pittsburg
Line of Daily Packets, keep large and well Sc
lected Stock of Boat Stores and Family Groco
ries at Wholesale and Retail, No. III Water
Street.
They have fitted up large and comfortable
Waiting Room on the wharf. boat for the exclu
sive privilege of passengers waiting for steam /:
boats, where they will be kept until the arrival
of the packets Freights received at all hours,
both day and night, and they will exert them.
selves to their utmost to give satisfaction TO all
by their personal attention to business ljyl6
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For Recorder.

EDITORS OF THE REGISTER:
Please announce Mr., RvBERT B. WOODS,
of Richland Township, as a candidate tor nom
nation for the Office Of County Recorder, sup.
ject to the decision of the Democratic County
Convention. [iy9tcl MANY VoTERS'
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-07-25
NEAL & M'KlNLEY,

FORWARDING AND COMMITS
SION MERCHANTS, and Wharf boat
Proprietors, Petersburg West Virginia also
Agents of the Pennsylvania Central and Cleve'
land and PittsbHrg Railroads.
Cash advances made on conslgnmsnts. Par
ticular attention paid TO the purchase and sale
of Crude, Refined and Lubricating Oils.
iyl6
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-07-25

i 90 Butts Russslrs Blscko 10
20 do Jenny Ltndds.
50 Caddies Monitor War
IS do Banner r 40 ~
70 A. Crown do los.
S5 do BlaekHsmburg t's.
Right lbs Ys, ia Ps and los, very fine.
DO Fancy Twist, sgE
Briaht Fig Natural Leaf In Drums, aud
oH ;va A'-' - IL REILLY.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-07-25
Mrs, WinsloW'S Queen Hair
Restorative.

V'EGEs PREPARATION EXCELS
l. all others inasmuch as it is a compound of
all aad only such ingredients as experience has
proved to be efticacious IN restoring gray hair
to its natural color; arresting premature decay
aud the falling out of the hair; changing. dry
and wiry hair to moist, seft and glossy ringlets;
invigOrating the scalp and curing all it's hui
mors eradicating scurf and dandruf, and pro-
noting the growth of tho hair. Sold Wholesale
and retail BY EDMUND BOOKING.
Nc. /, Odd Fellows Hall,
Wheeling W. Va,
Manufacturer Of Bookings Unrivalled .Bak.
ing Powder. jy2
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-07-25
MARRIED

On the eth inst, by the Rev. Loyerty Greer,
DR.. j. II. STORER and Miss SUE WADDLk
both of Ohio county, West Virginia. -5
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-07-25
Public Notice.
HEALTH OFFICE, CITY OF WHEELING,
lilly 18th 1865 (

JULY 10TH 1865.
cLOPs, GARBAGE, OFFAL AND
y allother animal or vegetable material sub
ject to decomposition, must from day to day be
removed from the premises and properly dis
posed of. Such material should not be deposit
ed in streets or alleys, vacant lots or public
grounds, but destroyed or conveyed in water
tight beds securely covered, to the Ohio river
and exposedto the current. keepers OF pnbhes
houses and heads Of families are hereby notified
to see that this order is strictly carried out. Sa'
loon keepers will take notice that stops contain
ing fermented liquor, such as beer, ale, &C
must not be emptied into the streets OF alleys,
but disposed Of in the same manner as other OF,
fensiye material. Proper and uninterrupted
drainage on premises, streets and alleys must
be maintained, and notice is hereby given,
forthwith to remove all obstructions, and keep
in good order all sewers drains, cutters and
sinks throughout the city.
$500 RICHARD BLUM, M. D.,
jyI7.st Health Officer.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-07-25
Teachers Examination.

OFFICE oP SUPHRNTgHDEET OF CITY SCHOOLS
WHEELING July 18th, 1866.
CANDIDATES FOR POSITIONS
~ as Teachers In the Public Schools Of the
District Of Wheeling. are hereby notified 70 ap-
pear before the Examining Committee, at the
Office Of the District Superintendent on We'd
nesday, August lst at 10 o'clock A. n Those
having previously been examined viii please
present their certificates at the time specified.
By order Of the Examining Commute.
F.S. WILLIAMS,
fy2i.td Dis. Supt Of Schools.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-07-25
Notice to School Teachers.

A LII TEACHERS DKBfHfNG TO
n obtain situations in any Of the Free Schools
In the District of Wheeling, for the ensuing
be made to the Commissioners Of the Township
in which they desire to be employed TO teach,
On OF before the 9th day Of August next.
BY order of the Board Of Education.
jy2l.i0t j. NJ BlCkELL, CFk.
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u.c,deu, i'm the Life of senator Dong

iniquity.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-07-25
SUPERIOR

in the Combination of Stops and MOST ES-
SENTIALLY lower in price than those WHOM
lust have their names up"
~ Go and examine for yourself tapr2S
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-07-25
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Wanted Immediately ! d,

TWELVE COAL DIGGERs, TO
i whom good wages and steady employment
will be given. Enquire at Henry AeWltts IaY
ivSS.Iw ALEXANDER CARSON.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1866-09-06

,,einem GranbiaBs felf uub liegten. Sbr traud'
,,tet tisisn Ssi6lub mic anesre uns 3aQltride
,,u lssen, .uno Capital. bel ben Seleatsn unb
,slucern baraus ~ MAIDEN. Sbr i6reit unIsre
,,Stimme i'm Staate ais Sunte unp Sfrbres
,,tsn aus unS wubtst In eursn SsrSen Sa
"ieteiel6e Sel6ulpisunsfalf6 d
"war. slta Der @crIdlas (Sesatluns in
,Gjclr) bat eu6 entlarpt. Sbr fnirl6t bic
,,3atne in pbnu,Sdtis sallissr @utt, piittet
,rne tctt-sllles umicnit mrins Ssrren. SSir
ywplltrn eurr 8alidbeit auforden une babcm es
,Setban. #& gGarst ibr ebrli9 nit current 9e-
uIdlub, bic Sesabluns rsr Scltatsn su srbttrn,
,,ipie fSnnt ibr Ginwanp MAIDEN ?%%9F
Dgpr rrei Sabrn besabltrt itr ten Minifsr
.ipie ben Sppaten in @plc. Str bcsatt tsn
,Minilter beute nod 70, unc Scrweisert eS
,,esm, her unter apnrnsnbOnnrr nnp auseIrrr
osrn fir ru6 aGnipft." ,'
1ab brr Sprlttlag lei her grcbsn Sbwan-
flung heS papier9rreS sereht mar lIebt Sserr-
mann Gin; bonn was fcnnte cine fleiue 3ulage
III papisr9cIp niigen, ipenn ale prrilr aus
Wbirauen ss9en talIclbe, ltic9rns Die prsile
bn9cu Scm Gelp ob. Sc perlblper has pa-
pirr9tlp ie bSbsr Yrimien auf Sob, unb je
bSbtr bic preile. (SRedp. Ibl)
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1866-09-06
poe(ic.
SNeuu cine Shutter bctef
fir ibr &iuS.

Der rsinfe 1on, tsr bur6 has 9Seltall tin3t
Der rsinNs Strabl, ter su benz Smmcl trinst,
Die bsilisits Der glumen bic Ia tliibt
Die beilisfe Der Slammen, bic ra Slilbt
Sbr fintet Iis allsin, TOO frpnm selrlt
Sttll eine Wutter betet fur tbr
Ninb.
Der IbrInen tpertcn Sisle bier 9rmrint,
Gp Ianse unS bss getsnSipnne iteint;
limb manber Gnsel, or 1T aiSrrwablt,
aluf tab sr unIrs ftillen Sbranen SSbIt
Dpb aller 3bransn beiIislte iie rinnt
@enn eine Muttsr tetet fir ibr
Sinh.
8 5taut has Siittdsn tprsn, fill une flrilL
Sur matt erbsllt ppn elmer 4ampe Shrn
Gs lebt 70 triib, 10 arm, 70 Sre aus,
llnb slei6wob it's ein fleincS 6'rttesbait,
Denn brnnen brtst frpmm gennt
9TH eine Mutter fir ibr Sinh.
3 nenn es ihmer sinen IdBnen @abn
lBsil nimmsr sS beS QeibeS slusen iab'n;
SD lalle mir bic 8ptlbaft raubsn niht
Die SimmelsbOtibaft wslde su unS ipritbt:
Da6 Gnssl @utteS iict5 Seriammslt lme,
@enu cine Mutter betet fir ibr
Sinh.
8. Stcllc.
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po(itilC6cS.
StSn,cr lue sic Splsatcu.

IS brift &rrimub unb llrtbeil psripptten,
wenn eie rrputifdniIbe prcllr, repntiIanilhc
pplititer unc Shreirr, eurh S6riit unp SSprt,
rrm GpIf sunltI tem SrIcotrn tie Wcinun9
auf;u,win9en iuhrl, ba6 GIYmrr lid wibrcnp
lriuer glmtSNit ais Srnatpr ben Sprlbllscn
iiir Serehtisunsen une &iidll6tcu fir ben Spl-
patcn unb irinr Samilir - unireunclid 9cSeist
batc. Die Splpaten linc MSnnrr aus allen
SsihGitisunaen rcS SoIfcs, - Veute SOn llr-
| fbril, - grutr, bic ,ntercilcn iibcn an ben If.
tsntieten 3uit1ncrn pcS ganbcS, ibres Smates
unp al ben oanblunssn Der Manner int 0ien.
lte rc6 GplteS.
SSill man tic ais Miucer tebanerlu2 SSia
man ibnen Singr YprreNeL bic Stumpfbrit
unt @leihaillti9frit ibrcS llrbrilS nnc SntrreI-
ieS SprauSlrgrn? SSiIi maun bur0 frcbe Gnt-
ltellung trr gSabrbcit Sbatldhen unp @elIn-
nungcu ibrr Wcinuns irrlcten, iie 81 Gorur-
tbeit, sur llngrrehti9feit 9rgen lid nnp anpere
| ltimmrn?
Der Terluh ii cincr in 6dlIhtcit unb G,e=
miienlpiIstrit seiIbtcn Yrclie unt poitifsrrt unb
binb ianatiItbru Sefrnnern oes &aeifai5mus-
wpbl wiirpig.-5utclen, Sanf fcr brlrren Or
frnntnib, tem Seranb unb llrtbcil Oerer,
| bic man nit hem Wcwebe brr yile Su bebSren
luht t-bcr Splbatem, her SerIu6 Iheis
tert pcataneiger ais jemalS Gin iauler rapifa-
lrr NniH lhcitcrtc.
Der Hscrrb brr Grlcpgctun9 spn 1861 bis
1866, bic Salh,ps GlymerS in alien 5rasen, bic
has einterelIe hes SplSatcn bchelTer, tprlde gar
ni6t Spllitanpig, pbnc irins tbGti9e Mitpirfun9
su rrfennru, inter has YpIf sclan9en fSnntnL
bic llebepcusuug eiscner Scriduns unp rie
gcfanntlhaft nit Glymcr5 Gjclinnun9en-9leid
riicn ilne rrclid I'M amtli6en mic i'm prisdte-
ben - bat ben bSSwillisen Gerlud idaelcS se-
maht. Der SpIpat licbt fix rlId irltit urtbeilt
| fir lid ielbit, une benefit i'm 9an,cu Staate,
paB CT Glymr fsnnt i'm adtet unp ibm pers
traut.
Is 1T ibm trpust, tae GlYncr ais Siirger,
wGbrsnb teS 3ricsrS rhrrnbaft une aufppfcrnb
baneelte, niht nit lpyalem 0eprGt9c nnp Gje-
I6rei, pie es iitlid mar bei ben patrirten Der
giucpln'l6m 5arte, lpnpern III ernitcr mannli6
patriptiidsr grfiiauna isinrr paidt. Man pcib,
taB CT nit Captain !Sunter Q76ltes Tesiment
unter Sterlt Nnceerer) nit auSSp9 fir bic Ser.
tbeitisung ee5 Smatrs,-une weib nit mel6er
Sbsilnabme unp Sefricpi9uns CT ben glnfras
Spn GjcuSernpr Curtin bic franfrn unp Sertpun-
reen Spleatrn in SEiQiamsburs unp Sbarps.
burg su bsiu6eh auSfiibrte - 70 ipie man an.
brrs militGriite MuftrGss fennt, bic Der @cu-
SernSr aus tcipnccrer u dtuns unb gers
Etrauen, Ssrrn Glymer iibsraab. Sir feline
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+ 3cui((Cto on.
Die 9oie Ses GommanSantca.
Grsa1lung
Spn
Suliu8 SfoScnbcr9.
(S6Iub.)
iii,
Wuf hunfelu QEraeIt.

Jrib Salfsnfein trat aus bem Spcir
fsIaal In pas @arten,immer, unp pa bic
2bar pfen itanp, aus benz @artrn3im.
mer In ben 0arten. Sbgleih I'M Soale
bic Qt4ter Idpn cine 9an3e sSeile sc.
brannt batten, 70 mar bod brauben mod
bic milpe 5elIisfeiteiner 5riitlinssatencs
bammeruns. Cine wunbertare &iible
ttrSmte aus ben @etiiiAen nnp ben be-
faatteten 2aubsansen. @litten int 5licz
Der fang Der gOsel, Der bic gladt nnr
ben Wai liebt. gs mar 70 liib, ,wiIhen
bieien 8aumen gu wanpeln, ipeltte lie
bewObnte, iie, bic Sanserin Der 0iete
bic Yfape 81 betreten, Welde iie lelbrr,
bte t9r 3bema mar, 9ebeili9t bate.
1rus ber Soben niht nod bic Spuren
BON GbrifinenS sierliden 5iiben? {oatte
fe mi9t, int gpriterseben, pie1e etaus
ben, bieIe 3weise, piele Slatter seitreift?
Cine 1anfte Sdwermutb, welde rur6
fplhe 8etradtunsen se,pedt, niAts Sit'
teres Bat, bemadtiste lid ieiner. llnse'
HSrt tonnte lein @eilt bier, in ibrer ci9cs
nen 6eimatb, fd ben 5rdumereien bin
seben, ben Silpern unp @epanfen, pel6e
Der Gtnbilpunssfral # eictenber lAmei-
deln. YlSblih, an einem punft anser
fcmmen, no bic gSese iiA freusten, lab
er fe aus mabiser Gntiernuns naDen,
GtriRiue BON 8Sberau Ielber. g4ie cine
See tauGte Te aus Der Dammeruns ber-
auf. Die pur4fdtisen S6leier Der
Jratlinssnadt umsaben fe. sSar Der
1runb bieler gesipatuns 3ufaa prcr
MbG6t? Gpllte er ibr ausweihen prer
entsesemseben? gerlabt gu6 nAt aui
BITE Spraae Ses !6sr,enS in iclden 9tuz
senbHden. Das Ser, ilt TAPER unp YER
sast, nnb iein 8atbIdlas 1T Sleiten nnr
@ebsn ,uslsid. 5rib bliet uno erwar-
tete bas Naben Gbril ltinens. Gin lieb'
lt4er Duft webte Dor ibr Der. Sie trns
etnen sroben Straub 5riitlinsstlumen
tn ben 5anbem.
aDMd, inp Sie bier, Gieutenant?" riei
Gtritins, ais fe ben jnnssn @ann err
blidte. sd tOffs, bab Sbr friites Ser,
laEsn Der Safel feline Geniur lein lca,
weber fir uniern &od nod fir uniere
@elea1daft~
81 es nidt tpunbertar, bab Damen
70 ieltsn Serlesen perpen? Sper pab,
wenn Fe 90 aud perpen, Niemanp etwaa
baSpn bemerfen fann9 Sil es ibre &nnl
pber unier Gstlers, ter ans iitet ibr pabs
res We1en taa1ht? Denm ein treniq
betroGen warb aud Gbrifine bel biele,
nnerwarteten Besesnuns nit 5rib. @te,
bas 5er3 Der Dameu wirb tidt 70 lei9
gum gerratber. sic Inb bic ipabreu gie'
besbiplomaten.
oWlein snapises 5rS:::lein," eripibert
5rib, obie aaiel 1T anfsetpbsn. Sd
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tete, RAP man iiber meinc SHUTTER unt
ilber mid laden fGnne !"

tete, rap mani ilber meine SHUTTER unt
iiber mid laden fSnne M
Drawer Scbn |" lagte Der Gcmman=
rant, inrem CT Gin Sbrane aus ren Iu-
gen milhte sd Mil ibre Wutter
fennen lernrn. SD bcabiihti9e bout
Atcnp Gin Srupcr gu 9eten. Senn an=
fer rrr Slcnanhe auf Der 9arape bin id'
Sbncn aud nph bic 9tepanhe i'm Sauir
lhnlpia. Sie werpen ale bic !Serrcn
wicper lincrn, bic bel icnem Diner su,
9carn 9cwelrn. slter Gin Stilnphcn
frilbcr iinp sic nit Sbrer @tutter in pe,
Gpmmaucantlr."
o3u Ssiebl, !0err Gcmmanpant !"
Ia9te Der iun9e Sauptmann.
ollnp nun sur 9arare !"
5n tcmlelbcn Saale iaben bic Ielten
Nerren pirper ;ulammrn. Mber DC,
SterprGiipcnt mar riesmal niht gan;
10 nn9rnirt, ipie bdmalS ppr SierSebu
Sn9rn. Senn rS parru auN Oamen
anne Icnp, unb inter ibnen cine alte, bilrs
9crIidb lNli6t 9ctIeipetc @otrrnc, mil
cinrm 0utmiltbiDen Gjeli6t Spu Jiun;cln
unc einer frilN9ewa1 1ctcnen @aube mil
trcitcm &illItclab riuSsum. SaS mar
6ris 0altsntrinS Wutter. Gr lelbt iab
uetcn GyGulcin Spn NGpcrau..
0lcicb nah ben 5ilbrn, welAe bas
Scuprr erIifnctrn, wurrc gum 9rpbeu
&rrrrub hes SHrr pr1iirenten an bic
G'lGier 9cflin3elt.
n0a5 wuBte ih," la8te er nit tiefer
Snpianatipn, o,pp Gamen iinp, pa mu6
es alt 2paile 9rtrn. SD wplltc, pab
bic Damen lnp pe Gcn ite -"
Gr fpnnte lcinsn weiterieinpli6cn Sc
panteu niNt gu Gnpr pcnfrn. Oeun lhpn
bate rcr Gpmmanpant liA erbpbcn.
;, Mcine licben Srcunpinnen unt
6rcunre," la9tr cr ncrlauben sic mir.
paB tb Sic nit Der frSbliAcu Scranlal=
Jung llnierer teuti9sn 3ulammenfuniI
befannt made. sSir ieieru bsut Gin
6amilirnieit; itl bite sic, nit mir IN.
;nltrBen unp III trinIcn auf bic Serlr.
tun3 mcinrr 1phtrr Gbriilinc nit Dem
Srrrn Aoauptmann 6rtb Salteniiein !"
sSabreno reS aQ9cmcinrn Jntcls uni
@lSirrtljngens, wclhc pirier 9lntiinpi.
gung frIAtrn, hrildtcn liA bic bcicer
Olidliten tie !6Gupc.
ySit cS niht gang mic auf rem Sic.
ater ?" iliiitrrte 0riy 6alfen itein leinen
Slrnphen su.
nSh" la9te iie, nsuwcilen fcmmt es
mir auC6 lp Spr. SD fann nod ga
niht reAt paran 9lauten. 9lber @pt
iri 0anf, rap eS Gin yultipel 9ewprper
unp feline 3raaSpte."
limb mic lpll eS beiben ?" lra9te re,
itlige SrGuti9am.
Die Opie pes Gommanpantrn !" rie
Gbriitinr.
Die Drle be5 Gcmmanpantrn u
unp bic nit Gbampa9ner ssiiillten @la.
lrr tlanaen laut ;ulammcn.
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Die
Yemmislbaniide Staats= 3eitan9
Seraussesstrn Spn
Cob. Gcrrs Nipper,

SJO0+ VcprS W|PFcF'
erIteint iepen Dcnneritas, ilne frnt 500
per Sabr, aabbar innerbalb tesSatrrs, une
~. 80 mad 8erilub hes SabrsansS.
Ginsslme Grsmplaren, 5 Sents per Stild.
Seine SubIcriptipnen merten fir menisrr
als feds MOnaten anSenrnlmfn; aud hmm
9ismanb bas Slatt attsltelleiL bis ale 9llts
ftanbe tesablt lnb.
gln,eissn wersen su ten sewIbn6sn prst-
fen inierirt.
Sfficen: lit her .Tatript uns Union"
Druderei, Iritten Strabe, Sarrisbara. une
In Der ,Sntsllisenrer" GradsreL am eshtre
Sauare, 4anraiter.
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Wie ipirb ba8 cnSeu?

Die DOie pes Gommanbanten bilpete
nun bas @eIprad Der fleinen 8eFpen3.
8et 5Vfe, in Ben @sleal4aften, tn ben
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1866-09-06

n@eine Dole 1T FORT" laste ber Cont
manbent, ais er, naA Serablaiebuns
aler leiner Safe, binauffam gu feiner
5udter, nunp bic allsemeine @einuns
III, bab 5riB 5alfenfein ie seitcblen
babe"
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1866-03-22
Turner Ashby.

The New York World of the 10Th ulti.
mo, contains graphic and interesting
sketch of General Ashby-the partisan"
by 81. +. c." which all will at once recoe.
nize as the initials of that vigorous ani
charming writer, John Esten Cook, ESQ,
of Virginia. His description of General
Ashby's appearance is as follows:
"What the men of jackson saw at the
head OF the cavalry from March to june
1867, was man rather below the middle
height, with an active and vigorous frame.
clad In plain confederate gray His brown
telt hat was decorated with b lack feather.
his uniform was almost without decorations:
his cavalry boots, dusty or splashed with
mud, came to the knee, and around his
waist lie wore sash and plain leather
belt, holding pistol and sabre.
ihe face Of this man of thirty or little
more was noticeable. His complexion was
as dark as that of an Arab; his eyes of
deep rich brown, sparkled under we'll form.
cd brows; and two-thirds of his face was
covered by huge black beard and mus
tache, the latter curling at the ends, the
former reaching to his breast. There was
thus in the face of the cavalier something
Moorish and brigandish; but all idea of q
melo dramatic parsonage disappeared as you
pressed his hand, looked into his eyes and
spoke to him. The brown eyes, which
would dash terribly in battle, were the
sottest and most friendly imaginable, the
voice, which would thrill his men as it rang
like clarion in the charge, was the per.
lection Of mild courtesy He was as sim.
pie and friendly as child, in oil his words,
movements and the carriage Of his person.
You could see from his dress, his firm tread,
his open and frank glance that he was a
thorough soldier-indeed he always slook.
ed like work'-but under the soldier, as
plainly was the gentleman Such in his
plain costume, with his simple manner and
retiring modesty, was Ashby, whose name
and fame, brave comrade has truly said,
will endure as long as the mountains and
valleys which he defended. X x * Apart
from what he performed, he was a person.
age to whom attached and still attaches a
never dying interest His career was all
romance-it was as brief, splendid and eva.
nescent as dream---but, after all, twas
the man, Turner Ashby, who vas the real
attraction. 1t was the man whom the peo-
pie of the Shenandoah Valley admired so
passionately, rather than his glorious rec
ord. There was something grander than
the wonderful achievements of this soldier,
and that was the soldier himself"
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Marvellous cave story.

At st. Joseph, Mo, correspondent of
the st. Louis Republican says that won.
dcrful cave has been found in the bluffs
about mile above st. Joseph, which has
been explored by some of the leading citi.
zens Of the place.
Provided with all things necessary, they
entered the cavern about 10 a. IN. and were
gone until p. m, when they returned,
expressing the greatest wonder, and relat.
ing marveis too strange almost for credence.
Before proceeding very far they came to a
vast and splendid chamber, whose ceilings
and sides were adorned with various stalac.
tites OF every form and hue, and transpa.
rent in their brightness Fish and beasts
and human forms were represented by this
brilliant accretion, and massive curtains Of
1t, brilliant In hue, were pendant from the
ceiling and hung heavily around the walls.
Passing through this vast chamber, thew
found themselves in sort of grotto, whose
sides were formed of crystal columns, and
whose arched ceiling resembled a gorgeous
bow OF diamonds. Emerging thence, they
beheld another hall vaster than the FIRST one
and far more gorgeous in all of it's appoint.
ments. Here were inches, columns, re.
cesses, fountains, all arranged as if by the
hand OF some great artist and what was
stranger still, sort Of low melody seemed
to tll all the space. The last they attribu
ted to the murmur of a crystal streamlet.
which leaped from a portion of the wall.
and ran into recess over glittering peb-
oles On one side was raised platform
OF pure white marble, extending the entire
length of the room; and on this platform
they discovered human skeleton of gigan.
tic size, and in excellent preservation. Its
length, from head to feet, was thirty eight
feet six inches They could not measure
the circumference of the head but it was
immense, they should image about six feet.
Two of the teeth were dislocated, and these
they brought 20 town, and | have seen.
They are now on the counter of the Office
"i the Pacific Hotel, for general inspection.
One OF 'hem is ten !,ch,s in circumference.
aud the other a. out SIX. 1t is almost i'm.
possible to Imagine an animal large enough
to use such masticafors.
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men might be believed. After this, in or.
der to cover up the crime, he set fire to the
beds, particulars Of the finding OF which by
MIR. White, to whose house the murderer
repaired and gave an alarm, have appeared
In the testimony of that gentleman.
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a person was boasting that he was
sprung from high family in Ireland. -
"Yes," said by stander, 81 have seen
some Of the family so high that their feet
could not touch the ground"