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or It's kindred dtseAsos-during me coming
T5e GLOWING are fer OF the eeFIneates
wilieh have been y6lumnEFily Eiven 10 tho
PTopE1et0Es. b persons who are well known
2ss1 WHEELftse. ApEsZ5th, 1s6&
Mesrz McCABE, RHAFT Z Co, Genae9lei:
Gimp DiaFriea, with WiIiei1I have 6een deep
1y afltefea for almost one u1pnth. oA otlel
only q ETe1ejtf refsf but . pgTIlle5lellt eiire,
taIfe fJIelsiFI IN iFnendtng it 70 TIE Ia
voEabie notiee OF an who may oe aliss n1nlet-
y. Chaplin 18th w. Va -InfantSy. ~
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-. NAsuvr11n. Nav i

The BFuner Trial at NasllyilIe----Fur-
ther Testimony of. Young Hose of
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Franklin Insurance Company


Feff fss DIRECTORS:
T, 81. Logan, T. p. ShallcrpsS, Geo x. Wheat
Geo. Mendel, John Zoeckler, Saml. MeClel-
Ian, q. w. Franzheim, jas. n. vance, Alex.
Ianghlin ~ 911l 81 y -
NNHIs COMPANY HAVING BEEN DULY
j organized, ara prepared TO take risks n
fair rates on buildings of all kinds, merchan-
disc, manufacturing eStahlt tnrnl-
ture steamboats, and cargoeS on the western
rivers and lakes, and also on the lives OF per
sons for a term Of years. TINS Company Of
fers superior Inducements to farmers, rWnare-,
by they can be insured for three years. at re-.
duced rates. This being q home INSTITUTION,
composed Of some ninety-four stoc kholdeIs.
most ofwho4n Afre 8mOnS Our pest pustnes1s
men, recommends itself to the tavorable con-
SideTatiOn OF the insuring public. ana eoIeiLa
Applications for insuyane win be prompt
attended to by the SecfefGfy.
ONCE, No. 1 1MeLuTe HOUSE., being the same
formerly occupied by adams t1x press 20. =
- n. e. Arthur, Secretary.
SANIL MCCLELLAN. President.
GEO. MENDEI, Vice President. -r-,, l.l
NC. ARTHUR, Agent for paying pensions.
ONCE, No. McLnre House, being the same
formerly occupied by Adams Expires CO..
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1AIPoRTANT TO HOMESTEAD sErPI

1MPUhIA2NI 10 IO7I p I z NJ n % "
The General Land Office has decided
that when a party makes a homestead
entry and before the expiration of five
years settlement and cultivation the
other representative of the deceased
may completepthe title by payingofor
the land taking the evidence of pur-
chase in favor OF the heirs ofthe deceas-
e1 aaft1nrl --f
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The Greatest Medicine OF
oMLY RELL1BLE. REMEpY
: :. ot...l.,na - lnu.s.

their ss pTIefice. and uni esitatingIy recommend
i'iK..i 'iKsep..in your bou... and Be prepared for
auV sudden attack OF r.-..s,r -s..--.l
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-04

MeCABE KRAFT& & co.. " Nhpiesaie Drug
1fEts WTeeIfnR. W. Va. sole PropEfetofF, 70
49,, aiI 0FIIels should be nEidresfsi Z GfsE
: F6F sale by REED. KRAFT a CoSCent
wheeling, WEST q MITCaELL. BEidgepoFts
Ohio, and by Dealers In ned:eines eyerY-
where fsnzenad&H
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AFFAIRs IN UTAH.

THE House Territorial Committee
are still pursuing their investigator
So far the evidence is such that the
committee will report adversely on the
proposition TO her, admission into the
Union. 59,rl
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MceABE, RRAFr& CO., whoiesaIs Drug
Eists, iWheGiing, Sole Agent for West Vir-
ginl1; also, ,propTietors Of RrRfts plnlhe4
Compound, Reeds Cough Syrup: Impreyed
Nerve and Bone Liniment, Or. StahIs Ger
man Relief and Oriental Hair OIL. 80 l-a.-li
decz5 6ndAw
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HUMPHREYs,
Hn1nnnnathic Specifics.

nayE PROVED, FROM TIE MOST AMRLE
RfieissIf r,d Retiable- They are stAs only kledt-
efne5 rIrfee1ly adapted TO Popular esea2 slna ple
haFlaiesl - 70 - frea ftll-n d4nEefs ana %
o ~ ne E Iaf ~. -.
ilaefion- c.pt..
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stonnci,. IirerI aind noneisi

The sick ana suneEing have always felt tho
cine, free from calomel and other corrosive
minerals, which, while acting gently and
without producing nausea or pain, would 50
thoronghly cleanse, strengthen and regulate
the internal organs as to enable them 10 per-
form their proper functions without = con-
tinual resort to medicinal aid.
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The House Committee on Territories
have agreed to report the Senate pill
for the ndmissionso of Col dorado into the
Union whenever they shall beable to
get the bill before them. AT present IL
Is on the Speakers table, and single
objection has so far prevented its refer
ence to that committee. 1t is very man
ifest that it cannot pass tho House as
easily as it did the Senate. Those i'll
favor of the Bill have failed to obtain,
in advance, the views of the President
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Trauspnrtattuu.
BALTIMORE & OHIO R. R. COMP!
oEFIcE BALI. & OHIO HAILRoAD Co,
WHEELING Dec. 5, 1855.
AcCOMODATION TRAM.

WINTER SUHEUUIE, ~
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN BY
the following schedule on and after Dec
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Fashionable Life i'm washington City,
sThe Ladies Of. the White House.
Wa.sta0sOr corrsessp ssa ssp5a,,a4i,ce Of he Heao YOrs
SUNDAY Times.
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Mrdtral. lIji
H % B - u LIS
49, CELEBRATED
GOLDEN BITTERs !
a PURELY yEeETAnLE ToSIcu
Fortifes Ghe System against The EpfE
Effects of UsaphoLesonte WdCeF. ef

TNHE BEST TONIC IN THE WORLD,
II They invigorate, strengthen and give new
life to the SYSTEM, They work like magic,
and will cure all eases Of Dyspepsia Debility,
Gravel, Jaundice, Nervous Affections, Liver.
Complaint, Loss OF Appetite, Heartburn,
Bilious Collie, CholeTa Morhns, Fever and
Agpe, Rheumatism, Salt Rheum, Sea-siclL-
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hey Contain no Poisonous Drug.

-PURELY VEoErABLE.-Hubbei's celebrated
Golden Bitters are composed OF Gentian, Cali
anus Root, Wild Cherry BnTk, Anfse, Orange
Peel, Calisaya Bark, Columbo, Bark Of Saasl-
fras Root, sherry Wine. ButteTnut Bark, Car
away Seed, Yellow DoSlC, Dandelioh, &c.,-an
preserved in Jamaica Rum. z - x -
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40 HoL Il IT A.

r its kipdEed diseasos-during Ele coming
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HUBBEL's SUPERIOR OLD
CABINET BRANDY, (Medieated. ]

UNEQUALED REMEDY FOR
DIarrhea, summer Complaint, GholeTn Nor
bus, Gripping Pains In the Bowels, Chollc and
Chronic DiarThea. It IS hIRhIy apptoved by
the Medical Faculty for change of watfr and
diet. Used with Ereut success In the army
hospitals In violent cstses OF Chronic Diarrhea.
This preparation Is simple and harmless. uns
adnlteredI expressly for medte tetnnl use ,t,f55r
For sale I'm an Parts OF the World.
pSrcentral Depot, American Express Bnild-
Ing IS Hudson Street, NewSYoFlE. Manufac-
tory Corner Water and Ferry Stleets. Hudson,
NY. GEO. c. HUBBEb& 20
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kn KEGS WHITE LEAD, PURE uSI
sOUreee lves Qnti for ale by oDREETs Slae5ll1
- end OF Stone KsIidges MA
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ults,,rl4. NcCsA1E. KilAIlrf q Co. Genael
Prnnrre. JOE 5. -.

Chaplin 18th ". Val Infantry.
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ts. arst e - Il ia efiice
1iiT ll ny inffer ~ aiItaf III fort1l q
dillssls r gttslloGAn &Coss = LII.
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1clrneffee gDIOnifatiDnsa
5uaS unbl IL
@tmtpanbernn8s SefeI fbaft

ncorpofirt bur5 eiien act Der seesaebettbeii gsrs
tanauIans 6es Stdales Eehnelfef uOm24. II
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qi@ trmf rnuG. Der Ratten,I Nte,a 5armel !, ~
Gazette" pert9est anb bepeii har@ Hsrs&nAne s.
Elm Rdar saatten Bintsn bret Sastet eirt MdbtSn
hienfaaft pom 6si,o5o eptBstlaSe III 5d5ii N MT
gBean nan cine fpg&e ufssbewe Semitic ik ss 81 ps7
tottet ptrba psrsesrt ~ HeIr as sds 6SeOO esnaIo
'yt t'"Ds't1 ss aria. s,.s9ssa vs.
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Ne.teS 0l6A
arqntcu g}eni6bttt!q

i SnrG Iangidbrise 8emibunsen bes Doctors 8. 6 e.
. if es enbli9 geungen. Gin naies 9tteL obae ni=
nerai@e Sean6tbeiIe 81 entSeden tpeIes bic peruI=
tenmen a aeS STaassts nSs S gGs
mttern unterFaIr6t ulh oon Der hbGes Dlebicinabe=
R6ree IN osbinaton geprft, aIs rprtI beiIfam be-
a.nm. Suo Sas Fatsn5 eff9s'h rntsr benz 'amen
Safiebe TART ben Masen uub bic Gebdrme, entfers
le6eunretnli9teit aus bemR6rper, ntat has Imt wie4
Der gefIno, 10 oGB tetn Hdgentrnmpf ober 2etbfmer=
sen o6er Sotbrenen fat nben taHn; bringt arpBet
9nnger nmS Appett; BELT in trrser 3et bic Diarrb5e
&c eSe a
bag 9eben ber59nn9en anftrD5ren unb Hntereibss
S4winSfh9ti6en, Substituting. inOsn fe ben 1Deitern
Serheernn9en betfeiben GiHbaH ge6ietet9 - Weaelt
esterer Rrantbeit mug man ii Direft an sen erSsr
tpeuoen NIT genduer angabe Der 8etf6nIimfeif hes
alters Der 9aner Der Rrnntbeit; BELT 6os Mu uf1b
ten i asress 5 hui seaare sas
tnsbefcr bere Der fnHgen GbSben. si-< SjiI@f a Hs
Sernsr e beim StGaber 1sis Ha5sa: 2epp.s &c.
men tdsli9 trOpfens nnS In 1erf&ie6ens Rranibsitss
tdHen iSelmeife anebmen. Gs trfeSt bic 4r&fts err
gsdt BE sebensgeisr bic gfnns 6sriiatnt Sas
6as Soobrennen, t6btet bic irmer u6 BELT bic Roc
lit bes Ragens unb Der Gingeweibe IN etnaen Dsirux
s ssranS % 6ea ssStSs% $sassa Elm
AnS bentnmt 6os 9er3tlopfen uns erweit hos Tronls
nefeu bes Soubeu; Hnhert has RopfrDe5 reiniat bns
Stnt, brtnst e in sgirsaIetion anSs pOltOnmen
6rberf Sc lioHatti@s 8eiIsisusse Sci aSsr
fir bic gDieoerber8enunS Des m6nnli6en @ef6Ie5ts
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iera, 9eft- Gin alter i9paeber Greis Himmt einen
GB5ffeI DOH ale Sdee miber BEN fdaEi8en @ebra,icb
uon Tropfen, pirb better unb erLongt periimeenbe
Gees un6 R6rpertrdfte nlib fa elm bphes MIter err
rst9en. Den 6auttiien nl9t eenug 81 eRpfebles. -
} @ebrau9s anweiinns Peiegt bes Ndbere.
6erner bas berihmte ifdrfen6e NugenUafier unb gum
9tHretben fttr an 0erueni9w63e leiSen6e 9erfpnen.
Die SL0fbe Dollar q - 5sfs .sss ysr-f5 ia NO. :
: 5sFEsr eeepS 1aIfam. t75 Gents1 fir Saften u.
Sernsr Gersadrermoer sdIfdn,. $50 ets. J aeaet
Ohnmn9tett u. ptStlt9 iiberfaaenbe 6ersenes6
Serner Gepp,S Gable eegen franfe Brittle, sum Grs
Uet9ent Auf5ieHen unb uoafoi1rhe er 6eiIufIa
Serner en- ert neu ent6edfes Wsittel gegen Wunse
niib geosquttes Abie Sof9e 50 Gts) ,t feIbiae All
INNER aus ben Betten unh ftlhen ~ uerl1InefI
&atb pir6 utlentgei6tt9 srtb eit BON Worgetls SO
Hii6 uou 4-6 nbr Qd@Aitsags ~ a1i.'s -slhFs3if
y ,'.'a .5' 81 .aeDt,,, J. as u
s.. Office 50t Dearborn 9treet, y.
j a2O 3mt y '.'.a -. "ee 6 bfraao.
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@afRlpi " & ,luSls . Eswe f. i'd einte. !
h GgRxeS 4gffuatfrs=-B ertf6t gdfbptGe na6
SobnionpiQe un6 ale 9ldSe a9et unb RnrSwef, ,Sns
21VR M. @erIdBt 8in gfton Springs nm $50 q 3D..
Anhiuftt tn SobniofuiHe 6s40 q. Dr.. 3uriiG uerIdSt
a. m antnnft IN ssaibuille 4fA0a.R. u tsSsu'
h ace oflIit bntfpm. - Ser 'dtt gealBoile AIS
" M. eAntnilft IN 3ington 6.t0 q, Nj Mnfanft in
Sohstfonpilet 80 p. De. @erldBt SpbnfonuiMe SIS
a. M. gerIdBt 2ington Springs 6.15 &..M, Miis
hinft in 9aihuiHe nbr sos g. %.
4 l3i9e Guf Der q. ulb q. %. 8. R.- perbinben In
b IA Gsiemnnb gea 30 eiteu fnb fret auf Gtermen
pel9s IN 9erbinhung fteben NIT Der y. inb g.. 80.
Gifeababf. ili1Yy 80 Itsoi'1e ~ sfaJs'
+ B6r 8ufagiersSi storte etipafst bic a6itsii
DT S@et,Gars stllbs Giien spisben ,Naibpiue, nab
DE@ 8ise BaIieas.an auen Sdsipf9ef liesenben-
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NdfBbfII e. unS elb'attanD % d
l.zaIzalIz: - 81 nc
1890 ~ - - - 4.
ia s6,f Gifenbabu.l Tx iis:5
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Dffiee 6es General Supeyintenbenten. \ -
5ai9 III N. g. uno q. II. ". 50. Gifenbdbm. Z +t4a
ami sqibpiae, 1enn., aus. IL. 1866. 81 :,
Nn n1b mad Wittwo9, Mug. is. 1866, u bis weitere
Hotis, gebrn Rafiag iersiige Gb irte fofgt: y s'+'
RnfHuitItspnb Gbnttanp o. a sinie.
@erlabt Raf5pi4e mad Gbnttanppea nnb QUE qIdSe
fiibft6 inn 7.40 q. R. unS A.35 g. 81. Nututft In
@battanoosa INN 5.3s 3. %. anD 2.0O u. Sd. n6titer
us u.s. ssf asart Re @a;sSSe n 4as Y
unb 5.45 NstN. niidbfen Sag. GIlof nSHl2 HJsTs
@le Bulge fbItsBen fidb in 8artrace an fir sGbeIbT
nile. als cissa 2 is'9i I91iFi 5i-s'l ~
6ahrt na1 NeID Orleans .................. $34. Is
l., Yeobile s..s.... 81. 10
~ Wembpis 1900
~ " 9untsutHe OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 7.35
@enGiier AnfdIms nifb gema1t In GteDenion unS
GbattnnrDsn fur uIe Std6te ua9 Often anb Stheit,
S4Iafsg ars fitb bel allen Eaijaeiefsiieen. Il ii
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goil,,r,iiIdre far Ntifiouri;
Sin altes eies nass nener alReIoSiss
1865.

@ennl ber 5ribLins icmmt, perIafen ameiienr unb
unsesefer a5@er unb 9lattep ,nS Teaaie 5prin,
dlrnerumber sea. SS..!i's'13 gHs.$i t@<sfteS'
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Die Sauptswede Der GeieHf9Hft finb: grmnteruna
;ir GirIioan6erRng in unferen Staat unb Berf4afs
Sen sritsa SieIsr 8rOsds beabEdttat re bird am.
tauf pom 2dn6ereien 81 erreidbens mo- 1i dnaemeene
9aiIerfrut ober aoere TortbeiIe r yobrifz Inter-
sebmen earbietsn, iopie ear antanf gr0berer aane=
fenbabnen. Siefe 2dnbereen ioHen in pafIenbe 8au4
fteqen uno gr6Bere 6Ideaen orSgeIegt unb an ben
StnmanSeser el.tipeeer snm pEtlien oSer penis er:
SDif9en 3pet pertoufter cine no ante 9afceue ieaerI
bteibf. Der 9dnfel sat elm 8ertbetI bdar imS Sas
neST Es IL 4 s"S Sabre ~ bsla5Ien
aenSbsiser bensn wel3e brsans coloniiirt su febeH
Den 8egebr mad Arbeit geSentt bic @ejeuidaft
surdb 9ef9dffung non SanorperterH, @drtlerp unb
ieber Artuon Arheitern su be resaen Sieirb arbeit
Derf6dffen f0nnens ba es ibr m5at 1T, ndftgNs
Nina Ser oa,se e ~ g
i'm Stanse iein ben arbettssehei snfrieben suit ellen,
inbem iie bic Nrbeiter fir i'm an irgenb een Gam
onngsplab oSer cine Giienbabn GtatiouI ieiert.
beabfti9en. unier Spiteui, ale Arten RON arbeitern
nod ieoem Gbeil hes States su bef6rSeEn, INNER
mtehr 81 peruoltfommuen. Begen ndberen 8eifimz
ntngeh uerpeiie mir auf Ut fer Circular ber bieen
Der geutnn Der geieus6aft utrb pom benz 5pdteren
8ert1lf Der DorbebaIteHea in5wif1en Eegenbel
Grunoftiide. pom 4nfbau pOn 96rfern unb St6oten
an basn geeignefen Sielen, pom Der Aufbiilfe pen
Sabrifen, Der aa9emeinen gntIptdeIung Der 9robmf=
tens unb oes Stantes ultb elio=
lid, Dou ben @ebbren fur 8eforgung pom arbeit err
spGrtet. IL kR -
ga unier Capital atlf benz 2anSbets.ber Gefeufdaft
bafrt it, 70 mnb iebe gBert5erb6bnng bes lesteren
notbwenbi9 bic Actien in sIef9em Mabe Iuert5poaer
maben un6 baber perbeu uuiere ActienzSnbaber bie<
feIbeH chen 10 fid6er ais portbeiIbaft finheit.
Die Saupt<Offce mirb in Rdibuiae, Eenn., QebaI=
ten, ub bic Gefeui5aft beabiitiet, Gub=Msenfen IN
iebem County oes Staates onsmteen. bfcriptionsz
bidder beEnSen jidb in ben 5dnben pom Anfon 3eIion,
g$Gsmeiftsr; SeIty y gPeatbeM. Setretdr, unO Sci.
autoriirt n6, unterseidnnn9en fir Kitten Der &C.
ieuf9Gft entgegen 3u nebmen.
s4g..sEr j. &c., 8. Ghpmas,
Yrdfioent Der Tenn. GoIonifdtipnss
unb Giuwanoerungs= 9eieHi5aft.
8eIiJ q. Gbeatbam. Gss+5 atl..
Setretdr. iunt7.b
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@utoriFrtes &dpitat Z. 81 900, 900
10000 NetieA, 1iebe aA $50. 9 !
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To- DvERTIs ERs IN DETAIL
- TIE RATES WILL BE As FOLLOWS :.
Announoemanss for sCandIdates

<s@ , sAts = ~ r-fe
OR STATE OFFICERS, SO
. COUNTY - 80 10 O
., CITY f4.153st.Q -.--a - 500
Advertisements in the Special Column, e
time, from to lines, q O0-eaeh additional lin
20 cents; subseq uentinsertiOns, 1Ocents per line
In Local lC0lamh first time, hon 1 to lines
sI.00-each additional line, 30 cents; subsequent
insertions. Is cents per line.
Advertisements oil Benevolent enterprises
will be inserted in our paper free of charge.
For advertisements of societies we viii charge
half price.
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1866

Sausbststsj bic nit iiasjtsfet trssrrS stt nj SIC
stpIast thos smSStns mar ST. DIS ersssanaasf gn6
sebraa@sa @ir sbaBsp bisiss afitte DerinAtasS 81 U
3 el 70 gut aus, Aat miy - fsts 1pars n
iben ai& wenh cine Dor IS toftete. asz perin4s !,
ten Site, aber ne baIfen ni9ts. bod 6oAaxis
zen ans Mdtisen II srsherer s@neni6fttt sls hi
Is hisSstf9ssIbsn tsiihts. ttbHdH ptfS q ssst. HIS
Idfist. sggkhAuj Cbic @osstis.E Il ~ Gnu GnugG
Siebe Ge5aaEs staaf WnEasbimaas.llb DO SO ,ssiC
II gssfapit IN 9aibpigf, Feags bst alshDasey yisJ
esssH ans edaelssH. f7iHl aaks
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Sat cine Office in RO. n Rorb Gberrpi Strase 3
Ebiireu non linton er5Gnet. Die ~EGtionaI Ggpreb'
unS EranspOrtations Gompanp" lift iett bereit. elm
aHsemeines egpres 9ef@dft su biuisea Rreifen, Die
ie sasOr bur4 trsenb cine @efeui@at beremet rpurf
ben, ~ betreiben. 9ur5 elm Arrangement, NIT uers
f5ie6eneH perantmortEi9en gerF5erunss GefeHf
f5afteu setrefieu sDesben aue @eb= aHb ertEpddets
Don perfi4ert Mnb feline Ggtra s8ere@nals bafr gee
Ha6t. Giefes bietet ben gerenber cine bOppete Sit
berbeit i'm Sale zines BerIuites. Aae Anitrengunsen
werben semat, UNI bic rueItbs ans beebrem surieSen
su iteaen.
seg Soel 3 abiS9
al ba Mgent.
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SrsaniFatipn.
Sen. Raj. SEQ. 5. Thomas, grdiiaent
u. 8. SebniOM @ise=3 .rdflbent.
TeItr ". GbeatbamC Sefret6r.
Anfom 9leIfon, S6aSmeifter. /
Sofepb SauSed, generaIzAsept fir Ginwanbe,
SLf' "a rlGns.
0irectoreH.
Sen. Rni. Seq. s.. 95omas. so
Ef~s7e u @. a8. SebnfOn.
e Samuel BatfDn,
Di9oet 8urrie,
s. 98. 9aramore,
6. G. @iers,
&6. M. 9efeboper.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-11-15
Additional ROuntY.

By recent decision of the War Depart
mont the Additional Bounty provided by
the act of Congress approved July 2S, 1866,
will be paid to all soldiers who enlisted for
term Of three years or during the war, un.
der any law giving but 500 bounty, and
whe were discharged by reason of the termi.
nation of the Uar, as we'll as to those who
actually served three years. This construc-
ton of the law gives the bounty to the men
of the 50th, SD, 9Sth and l26th Regiments,
and all others who enlisted in three year or
ganizations in which they received but 800,
and served three years or were discharged
sooner on account of wounds, or the termi-
nation of the war. This bounty will now be
paid in the order in which the claims are
presented, and we advise all soldiers entitled
to it to proceed at once to have their claims
presented. ..
1t is not necessary for you to come up to
St. Clairsvile to make out your papers. II
you will send your certificate of discharge to
G. L. Poorman, St. Clairsville, Ohio, who
has presented and collected more soldiers
claims than any Attorney in this County. he
will fill up and send to you an application
that can be signed and acknowledged before
Justice of the Peace or Notary Public in
your neighberhood, and you will thus save
the expense of trip here.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-11-15
Cincinnati Market, Nov. I3.

APPLES. Michigan and Northern Ohio
So 25(94 90 per bbl.; common Western
81 00(03 90.
BUTTER. Choice Western Reserve, 34(G
&c.,; Central Ohio, 2S(93lc.; inferior
grades, 1S(925c.
CHEESE. Western Reserve, l5i(9l6ic.
CeAL.-Ohio River, 9(91oc.
CRANBERRIEs.- .-$l0Gl5 per Dbl.
COFFEE. Rio 26l@27lc. Java 3S(04lc.
FLOUR. -SuperfDe $40 259ll 90, the
latter for choice brands of city and country;
extra, $l1 75@13 90 for spring and choice
trade brands; family IL 00@l4 90; and
fancy at $l4 25(915 co. The outside prices
are extreme, and only obtained for small
lots.
GRAIN.-Winterr red wheat, So 90; extra
spring, 81 As Corn, shelled, 85c; old ear
dull at 7sc. Oats dull at 43844c.
HAY.-Prime loose pressed in bales COM
mands $2l OO(023 90; tight pressed is dull
at $IS 0O(92O 90.
HoGs.-The market is dull and prices de-
clined. Good average hogs command 81
2507 go.
MoLAssRs. The market is dull. Prime
new Sorghum 100000 per gallon refined
sirups, 75c(0$l 25, as to quality.
PoTAToEs. Demand light and market
dull at 81 1902 90 per Dbl.
Provisions. Mess Pork, 1924 00(G25
90; hams, 22i@23c fer sugar cured, and
z aoa@20c fer plain, canvassed and packed.
Lard. l3@l3ic.
SUGAR. Cuba, l2@l34c; Porto Rico,
13iC0l5e.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-11-15

AMONG the minor causes which eontribu-
ted to swell the late Republican majorities
in the interior of our State, we reckon the
removal Of the heavy hand hitherto laid up.
on US by the management of the Central
Railroad Since its consolidation, that road
had been more or less decidedly partisan,
under the Presidency, FIRST Of Erastus Corn
ing, then of Dean Richmond, until the death
OF the latter; but its Directors met last
month and resolved that henceforth no pc
litical influence should be exertsd and no
effort made by its managers to favor either
carty. That resolve appears to have been
iivso rp to, and the consequence is large
Repubiicss gais in almost every County
but Erie which the Central travsrses. IN.
Y. Tribune.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-11-15
A Great TeIegraphic Feat.

Monday night the wires Of the Union Tel
egraph Company were connected through
from Sydney, Cape Breton, through Neva
Scotia, New Brunswick, and the various
States of the Union, to New Orleans, so
that ,he operators at the former place con-
yersed freely and rapidly with the latter
The night was one OF peculiar atmospheric
conditions favorable to such direct tele'
graphic connection, and the conversation
was listened to with great interest by the
numerous intervening stations. The follow
ing are the messages:
Sydney to Ne,o Orleans. :" You come
good; glad to hear from sunny Now Or
leans. It's snowing hard here"
Ne,o Orleans to Sydney. "It's quite sui
try to night. We arc fighting mosquitoes.
Your connection was good at Mobile"