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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-04

House OF REFUGE.-The committee
appointed by the recent Ohio County
Sabbath School Convention TO take the
necessary steps TO have the Legislature
petiuoned on the subject of house OF
refuge in this city, is actively engaged
aud ifth,ro is any virtue In energy and
zeal, the movement will De be brought
before the public prominently at an early
day. such an institution is greatly
neeaed here, aud We trust all our people
viii give he committee every encourage.
menJ Ii their l4udable work
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MEETING AT MiRrfrN's FaRRY, On

MEzr1NG At MARTINS FERRY, ONO.
-Oor Democratic friends over in old
Belmont will be glad to learn that q. S.
Stockwell, heretofore prominent Re.
publican lawyer and stump orator, of
Tuscarawas county, and now supporting
Johnson's reconstruction policy. and op,
posing John A. Bingham, will address
the people at Mar.ins's Ferry, Ohio, on
Friday, October STU, at one o'clock Z. III
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-04

The a)aru of tie about two o'clo,t
Yesterday moruing was false. The diff
1ere"t hre'oe'l' were rung loud Gu rough
10 nave aroused the whole CITY aud the
H.a'.' Vas general enOugh 10 have ~.
snFrd al! that Destructive coufi.xr.riop
Was raGlag Hap oily such Was not tbs
c3Se IVY 'n9
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-04

EVENING MARKET.-As there is a diff
ference of opinion among our citizens as
to the merits and dement's of the even
ing market, public meeting is called at
the Court House this evening to deliber'
ate upon the subject.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-04

SINGULAR CHOLERA VISITATION On
the Erichet farm, in Stonelick township,
in Clermont county, Ohio, within a few
days past, four persons named Shumard
died of cholera. On the same farm III
1888, three persons died of the same dis.
ease, aud four persons in l949, and then,
as now there were no other cases in the
y;cipity
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-04

NEARLY ONE-HALF SAvED-Those of
our readers who purchase their boots
aud shoes at Blonde a. BachmsD's, lO7
Main stre ct, cornor Sprrgg alley, always
secure bargains aud save one-halt of
their money. A complete Fall aud Win.
ter stock just received. See advertise.
ment.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-04

Pacific Mail Steamship COmpaDV's
Through Line TO California,
MEXICAN PORTS
j and carving the u D NAL lhl"osH
in twenty tEo days
s.,.,,r. ON the Connecting on thu Pa.
AT,sI,.In cine with the
,..o,- COot-d.'
Hrnr, Chauncey, C"u-p'n'on'
NV YurE, V''n"D ~
Oc-NI Queen,
Northern Light 1911 AH'
CostA RcA, A..
oos Of the above large and sVeuaid steam.
.bip, will lrGvs Pier No. "a, North h''ef, TO-
- Cal street. al " oci0cH p"''h'
VI The lsL IIth aud as; Of ey~ry
,,,b except whsu thOss 'AtS- AL OF S1n'@y
- then 90 the pr,c-siiuS saturday, '"' Asp'p
III o,,rDsctiuy viz P."4ut@ Railway Tlib ou'
ot the CnmpAny's Stssmshiy' H"m r-eAuA ~
- pr.,,cisc,, Z nchius a. ArAphoo.
"~n -. ot lat AID 1ist U.suu.ct ~ PALAm :
ps,.,,-r. for SyuJs PNcluc AID C7"tF~i
.,,.rirIn Porta 1bOse Of lat toaca a. AAo
| Eauilo.
1i.oonpt Of ops-a uArter from steamer rates
No. Co .-oo-d ca0iB SDf -v~-raE- P'-s~H ker'
! III antilles alAJ, q" ai""@"oT ~ v''-t I1'
-, On through raJ-s toc'"rEyue5 @Da 'n-T iAm
| ,Iia. AID chool ts.Ghers. -o-alers h~'lHS H"H
| orabIs discharge, half tars. - -,
an. q andr-d P"pud, BAggaEs al'o~sn es-l
.dnIr BakzAx--m4stsrs scc"up%ny hAkE45
,srolzh. an stud 10 md - -ud eh,ldreo 70
c w., nae PROJECTORS. E.sEAge r-oeivsh On %
S,cE the dAy b-forv sAil!ng IoD SD 'o o-'
railroads, and passengers VIC ptsiS- :" S9u
down -sriy ,t,4f.,..
A rxr-rienoed surgeon sn boArt. Aedicl-
To- 49,, Tickets or further information
Ii AZ the Comy>Gy's wicket ofc-. on q
Kn.rf. fccrst CA1.l stre-i SnrtG Eget; nc
york- - ;. T,o,
nya
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-04

ATTENTION SMOKERS If you wish to
enjoy rhe uxuryuf genuine imported
Havana Cigar, you Can get them at E.
Bockiug's Drug Store, No. ! Odd Fellows
Hall. A hue assortment Just received.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-04

BEAST BUTLER, in q recent speech,
SAYS the spirit of the Southern people
can be broken" The great king OF the
"cracksmeu could have added, from
his own experience, and their valua-
HES stolen,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-04

THE True Boys in Blue" will have
an adjourned meeting at the Democrat
10 Conservative Club room tonight, to
perfect their organization. Let there be
a full turn out.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-04

SILL ASorEaS-We have been pre-.
.so'ea Win AZ apple tcom the s.rm 81
- S:Sas.e, weighing sas oaoos,, III,
'''! Que specimen Of the apple.
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LOST.

,sTERDAY AFTERNOON, BE
TWEEN Biddle Street, Centre Centre S SHASTA 4
.ui tle SaIS watch SIPS, Roberts, Geneva;
Il9ies The finder will be literally rewarded
lnr+ssHRltn LIST. MORRISON e. co.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-04
JACOB GROSSCLOS,
Successor to Trobe s Gros :, los,

Successor to Frooe y Gros - los''
MANUFACTURERS P BUGGUts,
MI CaRtIAGES ROCK Always; &C. &C,
M. - Market Street keeps CONSTANT on hsnf
and manufactures order, all kinHa OF " srk IN
hi. inc OF 5ubiness. PsrrouIsr attention gIveu
Rseocnd hand Carriages and BuT isiss FOX
.se6 FsPeo
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EDUCATIONAL.
Springwood Select Home School
For Young Ladies.

OCATE ONE THE MOST
i Healthfuln Beautiful and aooeaslbls por
lions OF Virginia, will reopen October /, 1850.
Establahed In the family Of tho undersigned
with a Wow 20 tbs education OF his Owp chu.
drsn ontirel7 IT HOME 10 will be strictly limited
10 such NUN or a. shall justify the oHploy
meut OF tue beat instructor. Ia every depart
ment
For circulars, OF further Information, apply 70
G.. WASHINGTON FALL,
Springwool, near Leesburg, LOudOun Co, Va
REFEKEhCES.
General Robert L. Lse General ID. II. HlJ,
Charlotte n. G.; A G. Quarter, 5. Brady, Lao
don Carter, Esq-., Wheeling. West Vuzinis
Rev. T. L. Perkins, formerly Of wheeling Raw
Z T. Mason. MouktOn, y. o., Baltimore coun
ty; VIM. Dodg-. Esq. Stafford Bal. Md
ROb-rt 5. Chew, Esq Washington CITY hey.
W w williams GeorgetOwB, ID. .. HSv. W.
y. !eton, General A ~ Long LsfinS ton 5
Rev O. H. Norton. Alexandria Hin CJtsf,
Psa Shirley, Va; Col Burgess Long PhilS
dslnbiA coal W. .. r. therefor, H0u.
-pfin.s Ni-ssHppi Sc, &c.
r ) Pruf -ssT Van Rhyn IN charge TIE pa
rear. Of The Department Vi hOdvru Lang otrsA
DnEirk g. having b 81 appointed % Chan
m the l'-uus,ivs q. Nj itAry Ihs!tGt-, 90.
all. tosmpivy Thoroughly qushhsd fsSh-f .,
Iho.s ursn.Hes n his plsc- @l-o tAoqsf .,
Nu,;o Without gOoI rycom in7sh 'o"s noss
need apply luif'""'
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-04

,CHRCOMBTNAT IONOFPCLVER
ISED slate and v,soous matter "A rooong
material stands unrtvs led. msstio-'t "hsp's
its-lt 10 every shape and slope. II Is non-coul'
hustible impervi"us non expansive ana uh9e
cayine Frost d"es not crack, nor beat diss"lS.
IL. The only roofing material ever disoov-rsh
that will resist the action Of the elements -
ion, a. the structure il protects For repairing
old AID preserving new metallic roots OF OIL
kinds. Plastic Slate has never been ssuaiief'
while II has proved an invaluable acquisition 70
the usohanic arts a. . proserver OF meta snd
vood when i'm padded in water or earth, or ex.
posed TO rbe weather. R~iss susceptihl" OF
little II any wear frrm exposure. And perfectly
Ar. nrnot it is uneaas as paint tor rsilr"ad
ana farm buildings, fences and bridges iron OF
wooden. =, .
sbov, roofing material In the c"untiee OF Ohio
and Wood. we arc prepare At all TINS ." pun
On new or repair olp roots 1t the shortest p"ssi
hi. notice. 0ar terms are reasonable and work
su"' A JOHNSON, CAPEHART CO..
No. IT9 Market Square,
.os -"H Wheeling, W. Va
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TRANSPORTATION.
SUMMER SCHEDULE q
BALTIMORE &OHIoR.R

oYFrcE BALTIMORE ONO lAAILRoAD Co,
WHEELING, june IL, ls66.
DAssRNGER TRAINS WILL BUN
4 BY the following schedule On and after the
nth Of June 1866:
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| g@ZooEO TLAaIL0aV4
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-04

.L0NA.GUaWT
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-06-02
Ship.- NIuiIe.

FCr sax FsAyUsoo-p~r l. g. Murray, - Day
Fcr NiNtwssD PCsr>-T-- hIzuea, &outay-
Frr EASALu-p.r Prr--. N1-day-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-06-02

~ - -
lH- hafk sAsr'sg. Ehieh I'D larry god rassl-e, a, era
Faret With th> arrivals bfre b=r AID since. h4ir-. o. san
frzr--soo pApsrs % May I2th-t=n days later ,ha- or Previ-
o1s tat=A IT, fi details % oomnerrlaIU=Es gwen n E=sr-.
= " Bu-ss < Cos liter Pztlshed ts-5E EI p rad 80
Inser-st Reports = is@nl Ssp~s are tier given IN tetsH
The sl-ar imports fT Is55 sill Dc ultic-d- T1srs &. % doubs
Tat from us y=sr, HsEsia1 sugzr El t4ke tie hu: Place in
respect . q2aatty- quite a nGEler q rur 4rgsr plaEial1ns
ar zt a. E9r., and I'll not resG7e Ereght Or ten sees. bzt
sl - s171rs e1alnI> fully GP 70 ih@ estimates
Tie arrivals he pas: =eek, besdes The Bi1iag no;ed above.
AZ The ship BzEker Hal 1r0n san Fraazisco. and re EhAy--
sLP Nits frou . ergis>. Bs,h arrived q The SIS, ard s4lsd
IL sane dsy-the former 6r Hongkoag al TIE latter br tie
Arctic
The LAX E:iza Allen. IN TIE Regular Dispatch Lac, SAILED
On th= SIS Gr az Fran-iseo, having = ;1I cargo o. sugar ard
n5-ss=s. She I'LL y fIoret in the sane LIE by th= bsrk
Eise Ys4Ee,. Which y .o- loading.
The D. c HarTay y lie Hawaiian P4es=, Line. I'll be Dis
take her PBe- % NH1E her
Cod IN Nez Yors al The ktes: dats, Nay IIth. vas Quoted
AZ Is- SPIN o. g. Is whale al, 81 - AID Arctic bona.
81 =, o. TIE is-A q April
Tie SHIPS Csutos md I0lzai had both arrived At Se= Ed
ford, tsnins thstr ergss OCT In god order. Tie srzsr ar
uTad On tie 81 % Apri- AID tie a;Gr On tire ssh-each 10
days p4.z=e Tie CeyfeH =as sxf=o;sd 10 sail from Boston
fE HonogHI early n May All The IoI4HI a Lizzie liter.
We sao< o ID vessel likely % arrive from san Fraa1azso b. !
-th Aeerz5e q lumber, @ad a-S tie bark WefroyoHs, aru
FGz-l coGa.. IN . CARO- q cozl--
The crss y the bark KGtSsa. Hla Australia. coasis,iu- u
so tOns u Cal. has been sod On private terms.
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MakaWao Female Seminary.
Estate Of y. II. Dowsett, deceased.

LII "a RITES HAVING CLAIMS a-aip.t
"a TINS estate are requested 10 send them in. and ali u-rsops
- - " he s"Ed estate 70 make payment before June 20.
10 JAMES 1. DOWSETT,
'-''-i May D 1900 f5-2 81 Administrator.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-06-02
IMPORTS.

From SAS FRASCSco-yar Ba=i7Z- May 2--I6 Ps-s ar
cultural Implements, ) II hbls dr-i zrf.es- : l.is tags. -
barrels ~. uk-s AID 10 49, p~s 81 ul-=rI's- les b@kS &c
: bgts aLd Shes 2+SzO Z l1ut=-- is Vi saiuE== lJ
ibis cer=u;. l 9 cigars, : coils crl4-e, les crocs-ry am
glassware. ; ssks crck-Ty AL EasSEz-. y - AMI = ps-s
drugs = - flr-i-ar=, 70 C AID Il bales dry gods : eA>
. g hardware. loo IbI- EDs. - rlS mating I =
musical Instruments. loo = sal OF. { C ani = kEs paints. . 6
pauzr. ) 6 phoc crzphac ua:-r5sL. : tas rlbs-r ha>=. 10 pk-S
ssdGl-Ty. l 6 sugar - pkss sGia!r=- II u-s tr-Is-- :
Ea=gn. - PEEs E.1ruEars-
Frcu SoTn RIyFE-p~r Milton Bzd-=r. May z.-eo+S' Z
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would never desert them. In this she showed
the true nobility of her royal heart and her
gratitude to her early teachers.
On wednesday the CORPSE Of the deceased was
laid out in state at the Palace. and vas visited
by thousands Of natives and foreigners. The
funeral Will not take place for some weeks Yet.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-06-02
XPORTS.

Fer N.-zoI.FsE-pr Dan .Yay 4-I0 b4I=s pul1- g ks
sugar t5I50 Io<l g brad, ! Dol Ear. . =yo.su gods, :
kzg r-m-
Value q: DUn=s-c pr-lCos. $50 e.
Value G: F.rz5En produce So -
For SAY FEGScEoo-p~r Khan An May 3l-O-5 KS
sugar C5ioIs3 ~ - esks sP % @5l EzIsL 1913 tbs uolss-
- tS5lI gals - oags peanuts ES+55 ltsl. SlG0 ccCal-:s- -
tu.c.-s 5zDAn4s- ; bXs iIe, ! Eeg tUti-T-
N4h= q DyI==tc pT-lCc-- S.JJ2 O..
N.Ee u EoE-.u ProcEc-. 81 -
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-06-02
PORT OF HONOLULU. Z. I.
4 RRINAI.S.

- IAN hzrk Ehen1z, LAM. - tays frn Sal F1n-
CSC = IN ut-z - " als-r. Af-r 4 Co
2--Au s-hr Nlcno Badger, 10 days from ECubol---
~th luuo=F = Walker. AI-n 8 Co.
---=ehr Mar. Nisa. from AuzhlA-
2s-Sehr Ma k=k Nsp-Lz- fr5u kah1-GL
S-Sehr Onward. Lzbsr-. from kooA-
SH-5hr M4rc-kaEAL- MzrcazEt- from Nzn7-
ol-Aa clipper snip Bunker III DAYS : days ir--
san Frz1ct-co-
C-An =h 81 Me. Davis fr1D cr1is=-
zl-Schr Nzry El-n. w.. frCu Wa
5l->car No VAIN N-L5-L. frZ hClua-
SI-Schr Meme Merrill. kl--y. from LL4lD.-
1e I-Schr Prince. Ha;1-L5. f-gu H4l.=L-
I-ScEr A.1-rri. Carr from k-Ca ard kaEa-Ase-
I->chr Ea MOI. ELG-r. from hsEuilL
I-Br bzrk Hztby.. S-4la- q days lry4 sydney. va
Tahiti. z.h cal
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PASSENGE Frs

From san FzAScIscG-p@r Bherinz. May 2.-M=srs : y
Castle. II ram S4uifo-t, Thg1zs Waters. John ksEsin- 4 Cars
roa, Wn GUIDE, a ? >eh.mn-.
Yer HossKoSG-p=T Bunker HW, May SILL A Peterson
Fer SAs FEaSCISC5-J=r Esh4r Allan. May 3l-Mr Euler.
Il Hore. Mr. and Mr. Z Hon. Jno H11,. q smith, Mrani Mr.
} Marsh J Huu. Z RaiEuli- " Hunter Z Casey. Ms
Elsarts ani ; eh..lrzn. Mrs s.aL-E aDi 8 chliren--5.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-06-02

! MOONLIGHT NJTAS-La>1 Tuesday evening, ~
5 was noticed BY many. was = most lovely one. not
Z 4 cloud spotted the heavens. but all lay in mild
: subsection to fhe Queen OF night. who was out in
s all her splendor. shedding her reSplepdeut rays
5 over mountains and plains. Among the numerous
: equestrian parties. We may here notice one com
; posed CT Houolulu'S faire>t daughters and nobby
) young men. who went galIoping. like a herd Of
: bufAloes. through the streets Of the city and
! suburbs To crown all. the company were taken
] by surprise excepting our reporter. who thinks
! be knows everything in the programmed by a.
: Invitation from the most gentlemanly man in the
I compauy-whoSe generosity has won for him no
5 little popularity-to a most tasty supper on board
: the flagship OF the Hawaiian Packet Line. where
: everything was provided in the utmost abundance.
! and all enjoyed themselves in a most cheerful
8 manner. From what our reporter SAWS. the supper
passed Of in "a most satisfactory manner. and We
! feel confident that the guests will never forget the
s exceedingly pleasant evening they spent.
] -Th=re are moments IN LIFE which We never forget.
lh@- brighten and brighten. as TINE steals away
! HoNE INDCSrRY-We commend the following
i tenn "a 'he consideration of our Legislators and
capitalists. \ petition came before the Assembly
some days ago asking Tor an appropriation or
preminm Tor the erection of a WOODEN factory.
just see what one mill will accomplish in the way
Of retaining capital and labor in the country. IN
stead OF sending a quarter Of a million Of dollars
abroad 10 buy woolens. = good portion of ii might
be retained here 10 promote home industry. OF
course the mill described below Is larger than any
thing required here:
WHAT \ WooLEN Mn. DoES-For the infornla-
ton OF those Of our citizens Who have or intend to
subscribe 70 tue NarySvjle Wooden Mills. Ne copy
the following statement from The proprietoTS of
the San Francisco Mills. which lave been running
only seven Years. The Disbursements Of the Mis-
sion Company have been a. follows:
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MEMORANDA.

y Bark EAsrizg. Lane. rp5r-L~n s-a Frsac5soo. Ma
I.h a. 40 P N rs h=zlm=d t=tEeen the F4rra!0aes a.
Heads lr g ho1rs- Passed The FzuaI7o-s Nay li-h ~
A. VI. Hal IzEI =iuJs zGi P.=4s1z: weather, IL reU-.-l=
q the pssszr-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-06-02
DIED.

BESr-In HonoIuiu, 3ay -, NsaloPe. wife Of Yr. z. BenL
The deceased Vas a native % Maushiki. one Of the SoGth
S-s Islands. AMI lad been taught by Missionaries o: the Lon
don Missionary Sei-ty-
DrLI acEaH-Nay nH. 1t the L : Hospital. HoaoIu.u.
Thomas puILa-ham. He belonged 70 SoDtl Boston. Miss. lie
had papers shesiny ,hat BIZ hisnis reside At the crrner q T.
ant Coal str,ts-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-06-02
NOTES OF THE WEEK.

81 NV ESGINE-To which ne referred last
week. was tried on Thursday. in front Of the Post
office Taking water from the excellent reservoir
under the street. she threw = heavy stream ffv
feet above the ball on the flagstaff over Oats sail
!of'-a perpendicular hight Of about loo iret.
From near the door OF Flitnrr's watch->tore. =
stream was thrown over The lookout Of Makre-S
three-story brick building-tLe largest structure
We have here. This trial was sufficient to demon
StTaie 10 the Eige Department and all others that
NUNBEE ONE has obtained = very superior ms,hi7.
and one 81 which all may be justly proud. Tie
possession 81 such al engine Will add much to the
security OF property IN Honolulu. THIS engine :
provided with several new patent arrangements.
Inc Mo>- Important OF which i & flexible suction
hose. which does not require 70 be taken of. but
i made 10 rest over the engine. The comuanv
entertained the subscribers and Fire Department
posed testing the qualities OF their new engine al the
same time, but the unexpected death OF the Pri1c-.s
\ iCT"EiA- which occurred the same d4y. compeilr!
mem 10 postpone the ;TIal Of their machine until
thursday. We hear that Company No intend
asking for an appropriation for = urw engine. ana
tle pride which Jhey take in the department. ius-
iiIe> ES IN .seeondiug their motion. This company
l. composed wholly OF native HsyaiianS. AMI has
proved III efficient organization. !
y The steamer Egauoa has hauled around r. F;
her Old berth al steamboat wharf. preparatory II I.
receiving freight. II looks quite natural to So, I
her again in her former quarters. She has been :
put IN excellent running order. and i - well )
htted Tor freight and passengers a. ever before. !
Ne doubt not she Will attract the trade and travel :
Sue had before her accidenr. and. in the hands II :
her new agents. long run - Il coaster. She leaves I
on Monday for Lahaina. UIu9aiakua. kawaiha-. Z
AalIUa ana heaiakeakua. returning on SATURDAY. z
next. - s
THE ErES-Dr- Bechtinger requests us 10 state :
mat he devotes his attention 20 the treatment Of the :
yes Is = speciality. H can be found A. the drug 5
lflf w - y. ~if-'. = 90 :
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IARRIED.

10Th BY the Rev. : c. Damon. a;
the residence Of Chief Justice Allen. Nuuauu Valley. MIR. Law
renee NcCuiiy Of Honolulu 70 Mss Ella Ellen. the daughter Of
Mr.. q. p. Harvey. Of K-nIuSxeag. Maine. No cards
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T.

lsy -6-Schr E1sIae. Cram. :r Kc-a All h4u.
--Schr Active. kApGahi- EF Lahz-ua All hahz'7-
Es-HaE'a trK PS-l. Zlantartt- fE Nzrg-esaz-
2--cbr No5 ks5ki, N1P=A- r. kptos-
--DL'r- bark Diana T1--L. Z ? NlcE1AfsAl-
3o->clr onward. Lamh=r-. fr kairA-
5I-An bark Ethan Als1- SIR SEl F7Dosen-
slam clipper snip BHns-T HIS. Davis. or HCogk0lE
Ens l-Sc.r NI Rzhls. N-.E-l. fT kll1-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-12-22
The Case Of DR.. Watson.

A letter in the Baltimore Gazette of yes
terday, from its intelligent Washington
correspondent, says that "the arrest of
. DR.. WATSON, Of Richmond, by order of
a military commission, and the refusal Of
General ScHoFIELD to regard the writ of
"habeas corpus issued by Judge MERE
"pITH, of the State Circuit Court, has
"been brought before the Government.
:" Ex- Governor LETcHER, on the part of
cdr. WATSON, had an interview yesterday
with the Attorney General, who is clearly
of opinion that the case is covered by the
"recent decision of the Supreme Court,
"and will SO report, if he has not already
"done so. Governor LETCHER also had an
audience with the President this morning,
" and there is no doubt. that prompt mea-
"sures will be taken to revoke the order
creating the commission, or at least to
"release all parties under arrest and or
"dered to appear before it who do not
"bclong either to the army or navy"
Well done, Mr.. JOHNSON!
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-12-22

SOME SENSE LEFT.-On Thursday reso-
luton was under consideration in the House
of Representatives authorizing the Presi-
dent" as its language was, to order the
military to forbid corporal punishment by
the civil authorities of the States lately in
rebellion. Two days before, the Supreme
Court had decided that Congress had no
power to "authorize the trial OF civilians
by military commissioners greater propo-
sition which included this lesser, that Con-
gress has no power to "authorize the
President, or the army, to forbid any
punishment which the civil authorities may
choose to infiict, since to do so would be in
effect to try a civilian, or grant him re-
hearing, which is just as bad. The House
wisely referred this resolution to COM
mittee. But we should not be surprised
if it were to be passed hereafter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-12-22

LAND SUBSCRIPTIONS TO RAILROADS.
The Legislature, before taking a recess,
passed avery important bill in relation to
railroad subscription. 1t provides that
subscription for stock may be made in
lands. 1t is so worded that it applies to
all the roads made or partly made, and to
all railroads in progress of organization.
So that it will embrace the airline rail
road now being subscribed for from the
city of Richmond to Lynchburg. IF there
is as much anxiety for the construction OF
this road along the line as has been repre-
scented, the stock, with little industry, will
soon be secured, so that the road may be
commenced.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-12-22
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