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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-17

touplsssd sspaspbsr Lot, - shsssptirs rosd
y the s.ass LiaslA ssarly ssAdsd, rHd1Ss
N III -. ). 81 Tia. sIsAar. llnjss
IN kuk an q. Paul in pps
IN d9boo mil6s &ompl( M and id opS
ii sths> sp;tss eak eaebeaie
49, ssnd pssHAbly ". By C
t;on, s. syentually reduced to three, nd
p1 - two corporations.
Mods 15erseesed By this line, and distamcss
Frsuas .ss ssssa1as IDG1us-....nazr.a
lst. At the Junction IS miles from Ksokak,
with road 70 Burlington, ria Fort AkdiSoh.
1aaaas1,a -
iiastop, Nth Burlington 4 Missouri River
Ra;arssA sL.IsIs ElIlafistAa /
srd. Al Waahingtos, 81 miles from Mvs-
ostins, With branch Of kississippi 4 Missouri
Railroad & ss. ~ s,ss sss
llsh 1t Iowa City, "a miles from Davenport,
with main hne of n. b n. r. r..
5th. At Cedar Rapids, 81 miles from Clin-l
ton, With the Iowa brlnch ufN. ". r. r..
This road il already finished dome 50 nliss
beyond The Den Moines River, and Is to be
oohpletld 10 he Aissoari River TO connect
wiah the Pacific X. r., early next season.
9th. At this point the line also connects
wiah ths Dubuque SosshvsSerA h. H. "a
miles from dubuque, ecuplsts& Antgiving
US fine connection with Dubuque, s, s.ia
nh. At Cedar Fslls, 100 miles from Du.
huge, with Dubuque / sioax City r. r.,
completed to Iowa Falls, $50 mites west from
Dubuque. sl'essa - ~ So
sih. AT the State Line, something over 100
mile from McGregor, With the, NcGresos
Western Railway, more than 30 miles Of
which is in operation. &
9th. At OwAtonna, IS miles from winonA
with the Winona Il St. Peters r. R.
10th At Mendoza, opposite St. Paul, with
the Minnesota Valley r. r.
It'll. At Minneapolis, with St. Paul l. Pa
ci6c K. r., completed north to St. Cloud and
Watab, 80 miles, and to be extended to the
Red River Of the North.
pnprt r,ov ~ 19hh mr. rur rorertrs ~ tovA
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A PROPHET OF PEACE.

1t is peculiarly lovely thing to see Sena
tor DooLIrrIE, spreading his hands over til,
Johnsoness Representatives in the Philsdel-
phia wigvam with earnest JUNCTION, and pro
nouncing the bestitudes over the reconstruc,
ed. Said our Senator with rapt fervor.
Peace, blessed, peace, has come! Tbs
Assurances which We have here Witnessed
tell that peace has come, and come to stay.
Loud cheers.3 Oh, my fellow citizens. Il
the whole people Of the United States could
see what We now witness, the North. Eoutb
East and West joining in fraternal assoc;a-
ton as friends and fellow citizens. our WORK
would be already done. [Cheers.1 If th&v
could have seen as we saw, Massachusetts, and
SCUM sos, earolins lapplause] by their full DELI
saaohs, comlas arm in arm into the great
~. . ,a.a lapplaasel if they could have
~.;ah. .s oouy efsater in numbers and In
ss.an,s, ~ ana orain than ever has
assembled on tn continent under onar
meeting with tea If joy and sr,, Tne lool,
witness this commingling. there sonla &c W
suuggging at the polls in the coming ,l.cs;a ~
Applause. e'ecs'oh-
ne Senator seems to suffer from conf,,.d
Pe1epoons which see the whole North
South, East and West in the few Jnbr,a...,
men gathered in the wigwam bu. of hi. =.
1asn II in our heart to complain. Tb.r.
. aas os difference of opinion a. to the o..
.i"a'' 20 .: placed on the weisas u chr.o !.
-. -' :. o'.a Of the Phiiadelph,a Couv,p,;.
cis. ~ would, however. be unl;,d ). =.
Senator DooLrrrrt to deprec;,t, MA, :. !.
which. Senator DooLrrrrs Il. VI
there was Convention held i, ~ rue
city Of Philadelphia in 1887, which -. me :
ally been coasidered good THIN, o a Ia.
WAshiSoros, vas President 81. il, C.
not Sshasur DootfrrLr Precedent ~ ,,.as
John Langdoo and Rufaa King, and r.
sheraan end Alexander Hamilton ana "a.
liam Livingston and Bepjan;n Fnnl,;r -
Robert Morris, and Jared Ingersoll and -.
ernear Morris and David Carroll and J.m..
Madison and John RssIsdss and ne PiucL,
neys were members Of that frss Con,e.t,o.
and they havs bssa sssssllg suAsynsl :
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01sk0S84 B0TFCH.
e: Sc. 60 49, !: ss IAsssDiss,. oou. of
a.ors. v. n1.assa; ftasst6, :. Loui. J. Meetings..
Admni.es.zfx q fhs auoo u Benjamin =. ne.nrsr.
osos.srd. assssAsaN Nas's5t&
i.1,iSGsEs.s sssssy Eiysn ,, Y tAs defendant
- - ee0t1n 09ks o1Bc Of the Disttct Cor,t &c..
$50, dsly sshalfOf the above ~ NED pisI,ti0
- last ~. - aning ~ order and decree r. the
lAersd Y aAASnns - thSn0of 8scsxA " M.srines,
IA IN III I. .a =: .,
section n. b s11a1p ~ ms vss, Lest County Iovs:
No e 70 ~. sehAa sDv1M Masreersfile exeeotir.
tAersftvn % much u sad town follows Al H. ot
and alleys 49, - bbcEs ssS ID. and rom n.
proceeds Of said sale there be paid piapn IN. sun a
NO. and pt@reat - found due by said decree And an
sess yoa sSps ere lnahs ssss-s tbsveto be<re poon
msnce on the second Monday Of September Issg tu5v
p rsss = o as ri :, aS ss &, in said
W .zs-4lss.1-421 4 91 Atty ~, Pieutn
sEGALN0TICE.- --To Err. House: Sir.
You are hereby setesd tass there i .ov On ais in
the once Of the Clerk rhs Discf curt 81 L. eoup
aaS q sir Do..s ses s,,s
seernins ntsstst "a ~ eeAs hun Decsnss s2s lee6
made ~ you 70 order Of Hssry Rapsss md ~ hj,u -
signed 10 paintih Said petition also alleges th.t ron
nsnsssidtst q tbs al4ss ~ IssA asd prsys an
Ats ~ msnt against your IEoparty;
ths sseans day Of the n.xt septic uter term
g tne fd Conff 70 BE- begun and holden on the seeopd
Ao9&ey ~ Asse4nA~r nsxt jndgness viii b. r~uAersA
against you BY default as prAyed for in Plaintiffs p.tl-
gon JOHN BRUCE
L jySl-d I r7a - : $500"
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the conn,rrrn on RESOLUTIONS.

Here is the Committee on Resolutions at
the Philsdel yhia Convention which was omi,>
| ted from our report yesterday. .Brigadier
General Thomas Benton Is ''chsek by iufe'
| with that persistent uncompromising butter
nut, CHARLES MASON, In representing, rather
mis>repr-senting Iowa Sentiment and making
a creed for the Union men and the Union
party, which this man Mason 30 bitterly OPP
| posed during all the war
Hon Edgar Cowan, Chairman, Maine: K
d Rice and Geo n Weston; New Hamp
shire, g c Bowen. and II Bingham: Yer
mont, c \ Davenport and Williams;
Massachusetts, Gen b N Coach and c |,
Woodbury.; Rhode Island, Wm Beach Law
| renee and Thos Stone; Connecticut, Jas
Dixon and q Seymour. New York. Fl J
Raymond and Hon S Church; New Jer,
| sey, Col lngham and Abraham Browning.
Pennsylvania. Hon Edgar Cowan and Hon
" Bigler; Delaware, joseph p Coneigh and
J 4 7 Stockton; Maryland. Hon r johnson
and Hon Jas W Preshed Virginia. Hon
Richard P Parke and Jno " Mage; West
Virginia, Gen Jno Jackson of Parkersburg,
and Daniel Lamb Of Wheeling North Caro-
lima, Hon VIM A Graham and Hon N Berds
South Carolina, McGo~an and r Fl Perry :;
Georgia, W Alexander and Mr. Wright
Florida, Hon VIM Wikenson Alabama. c.
c Lang,on and I Foster: Mississippi, WIN
Jaeger and Vim Murdic; Louisiana Jno Raw
and Judge Baker; Texas. B Il Epperson and
|. ID Evans: Tennessee, Jno s Bren and
Hon John Baxte Arkansas, VIM By.rs and
l. Bell; Kentucky, Hon Garrett Davis and
Hon Z. Hyce; Ohio, 5 Hinkle and Geo Nc
Cook; Indiana, Davis and Thos A Hen.
drick; Illinois. 0 II Browning and SIS Mars
sh,d; Michigan, W Mccroy and Hon Chas
t Stuart; Missouri, Austin A King snd Jas
Breadn-ad; Minnesota. Henry NJ Rice
and Daniel S Norton; Wisconsin. E A Edridee
and } X Teas: Iowa, Chas Mason and ri
II Benton; Kansas, Gen W Blair aud W
Mcdowell; California. X. j. Walker and 1
Y dcDougal; Nevada. Gen g NJ Besbee and
Frank Henford Oregon, G /. Curryl and h |
NJ Barnnm; District of Columbia, b + sYart
AMI Chas Alien; Dakotah, A A Folk /; Idaho, |
G Powell and Henry F Pugh: Nebraska.
Maj II II Heath: New MexiJo, Geo p Lee
Washington, f D Sanders Colorado, Nile
Mte.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-17

r RGAL EOTICE-ro VIM r. Turner and harriet
Ia n. Turner, You hereby nosih,d that there il
die IN the once OF the CLERK of fhe District Court
Of Le@ Cssnty IewA At Keoknk petitian Of Jnfsa
Van Ness, esccntrx Of the estate Of H. Van Nes- de-
ceased claiming Of VOC. sAe sai1 VIM Turner by.
nent Tor the snm Of Nnefren Hundred Dni!s "a moe
against both o. yeu the foreclosure Of mort rage nrn
Lot Q, Block 1e7, City Of Eeokuk, Lee County Iowa
which mortgage given 10 fhe rent Of said
notes.
Uess ysu appear thereto and defnd before noon Of
che se6nd dAS Of The next term Dsstfee Can't
- b commenced o. the secepd Monday In sestruber
1883 Judgment and decree wll he RENDERED sgnip.s You
BY dsfhan. hl53 kANsIN MfcRsHY
Het stsfpe A0cfs5 -3sAtB Ats'yH ET plaan+sn
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InRIdIsAI. soTIak To E-~.rd piiloa. defendant.

nRlGISAr MOTT K--To r. ward Dillon, defendant.
" You are hereby notified TIA. there I. in
the Clerks Office OF the District Court Lee Countv
Iowa Ut Feokuf, petition Of Hiram Barney cha min
jndcneot Against yos Rf~srd Dillon sor the rum Of
eix Handted Dollars, upon your mcrtgMee
Mason, RI n the following described premises to
Lot tes 0I Block dshty 6vs In Masoss La~er Ad.
Stion 70 K,okuk, in ~ County, Iowa ADD against
air. praying or the Foreclosure Of seid otvsrr N
sle u aid PREMISE ed os Ill ifero@ss " ssIa dfe,
ant In stne 10 paw on said d-bf the gushment Oh
al eqsity Of rsdenptsos snd for aeper~i r~tef
Nov you appear I'd snswer said t-titon by nnan
Of the second dky ~ ths tenn said Cnnrt 10 be
held on the serond Nm ay or September lS66 or judg-
meuf win he had therein, prayed FOR BIZ defsnlt
fCsTr How ELL
tyAtd Attorney for Plaintiff.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-17

IA zeal NOTICE To A. L. Deninc and
Cl@shorn, irastees for thsmse We. and n
aIrson ssmss Mol.sy Z Ford and " Eerd, x
ely Fa.A GfewisJ, DssiS Gum, o Davi~ sidney
knof, Couhns k7ot, Ellis Gum, FORD. fen. L
knnSt1 Potter Lam. Plume Parmsirs 4 es-rrsat
Myers hhissy, Alexander p Loma1 Michael
BusheJ James Hanna. Graves A Hormrr Msrv st.e-
Curtis, executor OF the estate Of GIN White
Sossstou, ssscsiss d me estate eswn No florence
a-sssset, E4rtman, Bask a Old Dominins ALERT
wells .. -se Maftty II HuskArp, Ahn.r Reeves Henry
Iss<. Arsg Barney. rsaln,aa kobinssn Co , R.sar
fb6mf~on, 1bosnas Davis Charlotte sullvan "a on.
Ira, stoddard VIM l. RuAdick Thomas Psrrtt
4 ste.en~op, burg Bro. Fict lin Lucas W
4Ahs.J ssysn ID Hnssu 2 " Pkiu ney Peter
kchsr, scr hia Cl1ad-r niss. HoFpirh
fcu snd eArh ~ ytu hcrrty notfhsf that there IA
ess On as In Tbs s1c~ Of ths erk DisYief Court
o. - county lows At Fort Madison, peiiii9n OF IN
bsnD. csainesx Of you. TIE aid L nrssng Sod "
cesecrr, 'rrses a.. Tia SOFA Of n,ne tou.and aud
uinr dollars Ahd ten cent per aannrl interest ii
Stnb.r 5Fh, lisa non-5 doe . eertsin mortgage
s1d also praying ssssf ali ~ .on the OF
% d nn and tns sale VI tbs foewiax Iorrss-d
acres OF the eide Of the north If tina
Owe t5 v-~t ard the undivided "a The remain
Der OF said northwest quarter Of section a. all in Lee
eabtg. Iowa
Lnlsss xppeSrtherefe aud defe kesafe noon Of
The second day Of the on said D.tfrt Court TO
1orHnfnce The fhird Moedsy December 1857 jnfe
-nt and decree ~fli be rerdrit "a agsiBt you thereon
ny defsnsI RANKIN NcCRARY
Rev nne stamp 5oel Atty - Tor Plsihuf.
Jy2b-d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-17

BATUHELOR,s HAIR DYE.
Tbs Original snd Best in the World ne only sxps
and perfect Hair Dye. Harmless Reliable and Instss
taneers. Prodse.s Immediately . splendid Black O
naturai Brown, without nIurine or skin. Rsa
sdirs the III sasess ofbsA dys Fold BY an pruewsv
The sssoiss 10 sisssd William A. Baseseles Alo.
RDGkknkAfIN0 EXTRACT OF MILLRyLRURs.
for Asstssdss and ssastfyi4s the Hair.
sasn-A.vly CHARLES sAfrHELnR.
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III "a hah DUllk, JAAs0l!H u

Jy3sAan kE0RUks iowa.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-20

WE venture to say that not another
city can be found of the population Of
Wheeling, with so few offenders of the
law. This due to the law abiding pro,
pensities of the people and the efficiency
Of the police. The Washington city pa
)ers announce that Major. A. c. Rich
irds, of the Metropolitan Police, will
leave shortly on a tour of inspection OF
police of other cities, to examine into
regulations, efficiency, etc., with view
to the improvement of their own force
Inasmuch as the good order of city is
the test of its police regulation, we are
satisfied that much time and expense
would be saved to Major Richards if he
would come to this city. He need look
no further
The following order will be observed
The "True Boys in Blue" will form
in the Club Room and take the advance.
The FIRST Ward and Fulton will come
down Market street, Tin procession) and
get torches at the Market house, then
form on Market street, with right rest.
ing on Monroe.
The Second and Seventh Wards will
march to the Market House and secure
torches, and then form in the rear OF
the First Ward, on Market street.
The Third and Fourth Wards will get
torches at the Court House, and rest on
Fourth Street, right resting on Monroe.
The Fifth and Sixth Wards will Sc
cure torches at Centre Wheeling Market
House, wait for the Richietown delega-
ton; then march up and form on
Market Street, right resting Onl Monroe.
Ritchietown will secure torches at
the house of Mr.. Hartenstein, then
march up and form in rear of Centre
Wheeling delegates.
Delegations from points outside of
the city will form on Quincy street by
the Custom House.
Bands, wagons, Ser will assemble on
Monroe street, and be placed in process
sion by the Chief Marshal.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-20
Springwood Select Home School
For Young Ladies.

III ~
i A Healthful. Beautiful and accessible por
ions of Virginia viii reopen October /, Is66
Establisbedin the family Of the undersigned
With q view % the education Of bis Own chill.
dreu entirels At HOME. IL will be strictly Hmitea
20 such q num- er a. shall justify the employ
uent OF the best instructors in every depart
nent.
For circrlars or further information. spply 70
G. WASHINGTON BAIL,
springvood near Leesburg, L0udOun Co, Va
REFERENCES
General Robert z Lee General d. a. Hill
Charlotte, n. O.; A @. Quarter, s. Brady Ian !.
don Carter, Esqs., Wheslinz. West Virginia /;
Rev. z 7. Perkins, formerly Of wheeling; Rev.
z r. Mason Monkton, P. o., Baltimore coun
"; VIZ Dodgr, ysq, Stafford Hal, Nd;
Robert S. Chew, Rsa, Washington City Rev.
". W Williams. 1eorgetoun, ID. C. Rev. W.
Y. Pendleton, General A. u, Long, Lexington
Rev. G.. n. Norton AIexABdIis HiH Carter
Esa Shirley Va; Col Burgess Long PbIls
dslphia; Gsa1 W. g Festhsrston, Hon
springA Mississippi. &c, &c.
p. s Professor Van Rhyn. tn charge the pas
ycar of the DeparfnenI % Modern Languages
| Drawing &c, having ben sVpoiuted % . chat
/ In the -'Pennsylyanis Military Institute. dc
ARE toemploy . thoroughly qualified fssohsr o
/ those branches In his place; also teacher o.
Music Without good recommendations non'
need apply. tult-3ndlAV&N
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-20

OUR NATIONAL GAME.-The match
game between the first mines of the
Mears' Base Ball Club of Steubenville
and the Hunkidori Club of this city,
was played on the Island commons yes
lerday afternoon, when the Steubenville
boys won victory, as the score shows.
After the game the contestants repaired
to the Grant House, where sumptuous
repast had been prepared under the
auspices of the Hunkidori Club for their
guests. After all had done ample JUS
tice to the supper, the steubenville
boys we're escorted to the wharf, and
left for home on the steamer Henry
Logan. The score of the game is as
follows:
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-20

LAST evening about six o'clock del
icate fight occurred in trent of the
Bridge Corner drug store between an
e1-policeman and another person, both
living in that vicinity. The two indi-
yiduals were having some cross words,
when the ex-policeman took exceptions
TO a remark made by the former relative
TO his wife, and made an attack upon
him. The e1-policeman choked his
neighbor until he was unable to speak,
when some outsiders interfered and
parted them. There seems to have been
great deal of trouble in that particu-
lar locality loft and anon" for some time
past. What Charles Dickens calls Sin
compatibility" must have a strong foot
hold there.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-20

A RADICAL DEFINES HIS POSITION
Tailor Jones, Deputy Sheriff of this
county, yesterday remarked that he
would sooner see negro vote than q
'copperhead." We all know what the
Radicals mean byr'copperheads," as they
denounce every man who does not keep
step to their music and train with their
crowd as "copperhead.' Jailor Jones
is holder than his -Radicals-they
all would prefer negro to Democrat
Voters make a note of this, and then
decide whether You can, on Thursday
next, cast your vote for any Radical
from Foreman down, OF mp.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-20

THIS evening one of the most bril-
liant displays will be made by the
True Boys in Blue" and by our citizens
that has been witnessed in this city for
a long time. The True in Blue" are
actively engaged in making every pre-
paration necessary to successful turn
out, and the citizens generally will
illuminate their houses along the line of
march. The city will be one blaze OF
light tonight. illuminate.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-20

IF we are to believe the farmers, this
year is to be one of unexampled scarcity,
Another bugbear is now raised. Owing
to the late severe rains and the quickly
following sunshine, they say the late
potatoes are all afflicted with the rot,
and unless great care is taken the crop
will not average one-half. However,
the best mode of procedure is to take
no notice of these croakers, but pursue
''the even tenor of your way" undis-
turbed
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-20
MEDICAL.
aALrrmoRR Lock nospf
kstabliahod IS . Refuge from QusckaS
only place wh.rs Cure cAs be sbtxii

only place whers care c~s bs sbtxiH
DA JUHNSTONs %
Has discovered the e,yst Certain, speedy, ana
only Enectuzt ko nvd, in che wnrio tof Vssn,
ness Of the Back OF Limbs, Stricturss, Ansutiuns
Of the kldnsys and bladder, Involuntary Dial
charges, Impotency, GvueraI DEBILITY, Nervous
ness Dyspepsis, LAnguur. Low Spirits Coufu
sion OF lucas. PalpitafisD Of the Rear !. Tin
q, Trembling Dininrss Of sight Giddine
Disease of the Head. rhrusl Nose. OF Skin. A
fections of the Liver, Lungs Stomach sr Bow
sls-these Terrible Disorders Arisins fron son
tzry Habits Of Youth-eEckKr and solitary praa
tices more tAfal 20 THAR victims than the soa
ofSyrens 20 the Mariners Of Ulyssea hlig
thar most brilliant hspss or AntictyattsI
deripx marriage &C. mpossibla
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-20

THERE was but one case before the
Police Court yesterday morning, that
one being Mrs. Donnelly. A Mrs. Lamb
made complaint that Mrs. Donnelly had
pitched into and thrashed her. And as
near as the matter could be got at il
appeared Mrs. Lamb was correct. The
latter had accused the sensitive Mrs
Donnelly of purloining her pillow cases
her sheets and other things, which ac'
cusation Mrs. Donnelly answered by
striking out from the shoulder. Hell
answer brought about give dollars and
COSTS
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-20

BAPTIST CONvENTIoN.-The Conven
ton of Baptist's of the Panhandle coun'
ties of this State and the adjoining
counties Of Ohio and Pennsylvania, will
assemble at the Baptist Church in this
city tins morning at half past ten
O'CLOCK The Convention and services
VIII be opened to the public generally
Reverend X. Fuller, d. D. of Balti.
more, one of the ablest Baptists in
America, will preach this evening at
seven o'clock; tomorrow (sabbath) at
Ten o'clock in the morning, and in the
evening at seven o'clock.
Reverend NJ. Dickerson, of Pitts
burgh, an able and forcible Baptist
minister, will preach tomorrow after.
noon at two o'clock.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-20

AT the close of the match game
base ball yesterday the two clubs re-
paired TO the Grant House to supper,
upon which occasion the Hunkidori
Club, of this city, was presented with
n handsome cake by the Anchor Club
Upon the cake was the inscription, "a
token of respect from the Anchor to the
Hunkidoris. 1t was gotten up by Mr..
Charles Behler.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-20

WE remind our readers that special
train will leave the Hempfeld depot
this afternoon at precisely half-past one
o'clock to accommodate our citizens who
desire to attend the grand Democratic
mass meeting at Triadelphia. This city
will be well represented there. Be on
hand 1T half-past one.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-20

THE DRAYMAN.-We learn that the
draymen, cart-drivers, hackmen and ON.
nibus drivers will turn out en- masse in
the torch-light procession this evening
Bring out your horses and drays, and al
other kinds of teams. The more the
merrier."
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-20

THIS is said to be an admirable cure
for neuralgia: Half drachm of sal am
monia, in an ounce of camphOr water,
to be taken teaspoonful at dose, and
the dose repeated several times, at in
tervals of FIVE minutes, if the pain be
not relieved at once.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-20
JACOB HENRY was brought before

JACOB HENRY was brought before the
Circuit Court yesterday charged
with being accessory to the rape Of Re-
becca Burkhart in July last. The evil
dence was all taken in the case, and
this morning, when Court opens, the
ARGUMENTS will be heard.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-20

THE boys in North Wheeling had
quite an extensive torchlight procession
last night, parading with great pomp NJ
and down Main street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-20

DURING the rise in the river last week,
two millions two hundred and twenty
thousand bushels of coal passed this
place, from Pittsburg, for different
points below.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-20

THE cabbage crop this season is repre-
sented to be unusually large. This will
be welcome information to all lovers OF
sauerkraut.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-20
LOCAL MATTERS.

A NEW brick pavement has been laid
along the Market street side ofMLain's
drug store. 1t is to be hoped the good
work will GO on.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-20

THE drug store of Brentlinger & Derry
yesterday received the finishing touch
es of the paint brush, and now presents
a fine appearance.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-20
HUHKIDoRI CLUB.
MEARs CLUB.
INNINGS.
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lat End Ord 4th 5th 9Th It'll 9Th 9th.
Mears S 2 - 5 IL IS SIS
\ hunkidori. % 5 Q 3 II 10 1879
| Fly Cstchrs.--Mesrs 2; Hunkidori 3.
| Home HUNS -Mears Hunk dori /.
Umpire VIM. T. Berger.
SCorsrs.-A. IL. Dohrmsn and Edward Con.
| nelly
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-20
DR. JOHNSTON,

Member OF the Royal College Of surgeons Lon.
dol, Graduate from one OF the uost eminent
Colleges In the Uait~d States, and Oh. ,r,..,er
part of whose life has been spent in the hospi.
tALs OF Lsnaon, fAris Phiiad.iphia and else
where. has effected some OF Oh. no-t ..t.,a,.h.n !,
cures thai Sere ever known. many troahled
~'th ringing Ia tho head and ears whom ..lrrn'
great aervoasn-ss being alarasd Al sudden
'"usds hashlulness, With fr-qusnt blushins. II.
SerA eurt.d i'm medtatalv set