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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-01-19

The Washington correspondent of the
New York Tribune says 1t is crafty
ing to know-and 1 can state this upon
good authority-that the President is in
favo@of a very important amendment to
the Constitution, which is already before
the two Houses of Congress. It is the
amendment making the number of voters
the basis of representation. 1t ought to
be taken up Immediately after the holi-
days, passed, and submitted to the differ
ent Legi slatures for ratification"
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-01-19
OFFICE oF THE AUDITOR oF STATE

Columbus, Ohio. Jan 10, 1866
Il is hereby certified, that the foregoing
COPY the Statement OF Condition OF the -ErNA IN
SURANCE COMPANY, OF Hartford, made to and filed
in this Office for the year 1866.
Witness my hand and seal officially
JAMES II. GOODMAN
SEAL STAMP Auditor OF State.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-01-19

LOOKING GLAssEs-Pric from 10 cents to
$40, a the Crockery and Variety Store.
ianI9 &c j. S. COX.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-01-19
AGENTS WANTED!
5000 A MONTH

AND all EXPENSES CLEAREDyy
By Agents, in selling ''THE FIELD, THE DUNGEON
AND Escape - By Hilbert d. richardson n Y Tri
oune Correspondent. The unparalleled sale OF OOO
copies per day IS abundant evidence of the popularity
OF this work 1t is the Interesting and exciting
book ever published, embracing Mr.. Richardson's un.
paraleled experience t0T four years. his adventures
while travelling through the South in the Sc cret ser
vice Of the Tribune at the outbreak Of the war with
our armies and fleets, both East and West, his thrilling
capture, his confinement for twenty months in seven
different Rebel PRISONS his escape and almost miracu
lous journey by night, OF nearly 400 miles
Teachers, lad les, energetic young men, and especial
ly returned and disabled officers soldiers in want
OF prohtabt employment viii dud II particularly adapt
ed 70 their condition, Send for Circulars Address
AMERICAN PUBLISHING COMPANY
Hartford, Conn.
AckANroN BUR-, Agents jan I9 Int
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OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR OF STATE,
nnrr-.Lnr-a Ourl IannarN 8 1860

It is hereby certified that the foregoing is correct
COPY Of the statement of the condition of the Ph@nN
Company OF Hartford, made 70 and hed in
tIs,e ofBee, the year 1900.
Witness my hand and seal officially.
JA~ II. GOODMAN,
(sEAL.) (srAHPO Auditor Of State.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-01-19
JAS. H GOODMAN,
Auditor or State.

The test OF its natl onaty, the solid service it has
rendered patrons, and its ability to pass through
prolific Of ConnaErations with honor and profit
to those most interested, may be inferred from a pc
rusal of the following figures Of
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-01-19
ATTACHMENT.

A. I.ybraud ! Before s. Latmer, Justice OF
Sthe Peace OF Delaware township.
Orn Browning. Delaware county, Ohio.
NN the Goth day OF December, 1865, said Justice
" sued an order Of Attachment in the above action
for tho sum Of S22,73. A. LTBRAND.
Delaware, Dec 80, Is65-ja 19-Sw
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-01-19
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
1866.
2sd semi-Annual Financial Exhibit
OF THE
PHENTX ms URA NOE coz
OF HARTFORD, CONN,
To the State of Ohio, January 1866.
CASH ASSETS,
81,OO6,7 100 80

/. CAPITAL,
The amount of its Capital Stock $500 900 90
The amount of its Capital Stock paid is. 600 900 90
II. ASSETS.
Cash Of the Company on hand and in the
hands Of Agents, and in course OF trans -
mission tuts--9 Az
The Bonds and Stocks owned by the Compa-
ooo 7o-O w
Debts due the Company, secured, by Mort
gage on Real Estate l4O OOO OO
Debts otherwise secured-Loans On Bank 80
and [. 5. Stocks loloO W
Amount loaned personal security. Is $40 %
All other SecuritIes-Accumulated Interest
Total Assets of the Company 81 oO6, ,79O SO
III. LIABILITIES.
Unadjusted losses 81 ,lo2 -
". MISCELLAN EOUS.
The greatest amount insured n any one
risk exceptin special cases, So 900 90
The greatest amount allowed by the rules 20
be insured in any one city town or village
depends npon size and how built
The greatest amount allowed to be insured IN
any one block-depends as above
TheamOunt of its capital or earnings deposit
ted in any other State, as security torloss-
es acknowledgements made in Ohio herewith
The Charter, or Act of Incorporation of said
Company, fled April, 1856.
H. KELLOGG, President,
WA. B. CLARK, Secretary.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-01-19
III.-LIABILITIES
Losses unadjusted and not due. ..-..
STATE Of CONNECTICUT.

copy Of he Charter Act Of Incorporation Of said
Company is on Gle with the Auditor of ohio.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-01-19
MISCELLANEOUS.

The Upper Drug Store
Is THE PLACE TO GET
Pure Drugs,
Medicines,
Chemicals,
Dye-stufts
Oils, Paints,
Perfumery,
Preparations for the Hair,
Preparations for the Teeth,
Soaps, etc, etc.
ALSO,
Tooth Brushes,
Brushes Of all kinds,
Patent Medicines,
AND
Every article usually to be found in
the best Drug Stores.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-01-19

SCRANTON & BURR, Agents
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-01-19

Varies.
$4,000 90
$1,000 90
10000 90
10000 90
40 600 90
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-11-03
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Das t,Qf 3sueni6 par bas son sopf. psd, wie
folat. Sd tin Captain eer polt,ei; fannie bic
BeRprbtnf. 55tte BON sib'tr Eote Spuuta8
Abenb ums53 rbr tur& gpliJif 5&dftr. De.
fudte tas paus nit 6uj1ftr ) fanten BE Qei@e
auf ben. Bst.e mt, itBt; sMre. 3Raplsy uno tine
a,nte1e 8r3n tparsn anreitnr. Sd trua MD
sri. IS cpbs !; er tpar Motion @u6,t i'm IN
tsiuss @9uae.,sS oaus binter tem aoritol;
faneen tin niat, rcbi cter bic atre, Rtnbtr- Ter
IMpore. Das Miohyl. ei.ta6 9ibr az. sf,ete
daddy choked nanny anS tbr Bat'r lieat. III
b.r g b.o bel 'brtm 'paufe. &ir ieinesn 3uIid
Sanst@ unt,rtu&tt rem 2eidno,n. fano Spu.tn
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lamb Id dtaliae y@pn-eu an tfrf @ura,l. ttr
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linfse Obt mar blnu. pis,asf funte unb tomb
i'd Boobs in Der @beb b.t.alil@ bttrunfen une
%orretiIte 'bn. Grasir ibu iiber ben 0orial, abes
strnnte aus ttnem @eplopptr nt&tsN rai&sn.
eBroa.eibn na&bsr piersr unp srN N}eet o. f,ste.
Ct bate aei6laten nnos ale q aufpaate, t6lte or
feline Grnu teet ssfnnttu.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-11-03

Die RabI,i<bter Der eritten ABarb perbea ,ur
G~srreeiipn Sex 9ssl.2iRen, sertamntlt tetn an gseltae
9Dn 20 Ibr Aben>S. unb!an 6amR00 u1e Wrnta8 ecu
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-11-03
@tatsptt,c Set. q, 1896.
perr Rebafieur!

|StS JVSVVSySWS asa
Dieufag, ben 13. Nepemtee, Eirb bic bettere
@elt unferer 'anfbab enben Stabt ein {. g.
golstf fstsrs. 7fas,s senu seb6rts antstRast
rs4t ssradtbit& perstn Tam. r1nfer 8reuub,
Ben Gnsubs, If mitsem Reabau mi ftrpe,
60 IL ein sra&ssnes @tbduse, 80 bel "a 8u6,
aus Brid. 9m 1Ren ,@tod ,bsaaben ID bie
@trtbf4afsle::ale ueba ai&e ual 8amtlien,tna-
mern. Der swette @tsd baett cine paae 80
bel "a Gu6.s IN, pben ~btnauuten Sage pi.b
bsr @e(aus,ereta ssn 6bafepee Bsns 2ptal nit
Concert, 8au NIB Guppu ftk,li4f tinpsibtn.
Der junse @siaxsvettta III Gbasta, ben unier
gerein ipe3ieu siaesla'tu. bat fein pso3dbltses
Grf&einsn C28s Rann5 fart. frennbli@f iuee.
faet unb nth I'D junaI trRsnmals 5ftntli@ bareu
la1tn. Aud adhere Dereines bon nab \. fern
Fnb freuubi&aftli&f stnSelapeu. Das soueert
beRsbt aus adbYrsn, 6slss. Duetts u. I. y,
ttat cute Ruft ,irb bis 1anlluatsen eresstu
nus .bas @ubper, auberettet pdu Der IN bisitut
8a9e unabetrtfFi9tn Mrs. &nsrtbs, eepte
ni9ts u. panf&en 6brts ladtn.3 .Dasum SIR
Deutf@en, pett nnb brett, serfduust ni&t an
bieftr Gsfltattit Shell - nsbmsn. pSrt -.
ct. pauler, ct. &utbonier Rtuneapoltier.
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enbrs&s lebt nod, obsltt&. etstual .tssbraant.
tnm.r nod sen 1rii@em 1astb bfieslt. Site.
s,dsats If {. freilidb otttsttlt, abr taas slei&
pieter ~ eebraa&en. s.
81 ld6t Gu& re@t batesii&. sta6en unb elm
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fannie bes 6aaaeoe.s! fir tinen eenubrei&sn
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feline 2iau6re ,e., fopie, sta6 penn aoss cut
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@Qcreb Concert

wv. ars4NEn "
observation-disclosures
%m @pmntae Mbenb, A. Noptnter, 1866,
geaeben CON Yer 9efaugfettiou oes 3eutfhfn
HereiaS.
GrRer She'll.
1. HebertaQ @a1opp, (Or&efer) TcuR.
2. Barearrle. (Gbor) Abt.
3. $ bit' eu& ltsbe gSeeleiu, (&prnn
@plu) Uumbert.
d, DaS COB her 4arIbeit, (Deflauaa.
tipn) .......
5. Dur eritirs, he Stalifuer In Nlaitr
(O,&.Ntr) &oilut.
3psiter She'll.
/. Die @o1t. (&bor) Pref Otto.
2. 81: 9tofete, (Bariton @olo) 3 aa5
3. Der Gbsfanb ceer Mebfanb. (De.
tlamatien) .H~aa3ttI5 ...s..a
4. Mbenefe!er. (Auartttt) 4g1G 8ruser.
S. 5 Weliuts (@a,s.s). lOr&ea.) } . snisstd.
Gint.it Is. Gents. s1ntans 8 11br. .t1e 81
431 Oae 6 N mtttee. !,
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Mcu erGTnct !:

an Der Griffin StraBe, nabe ter Brudsnfrabe,
MtnmeaYpliS. ......... ...:::.... @tuu.
Die erfe unb einjiae beutfde
Sefen< unb @ilenmaoren<
3ansIu'nB BON ,sa..z
Dan Der &crd unb 2eue.
Die lnserssi&neten' balten eets sssrd.b,e elm ssHf1r,
tlses NNprttment ron - e Eat1if.
Sefen; El'@. unt Gifenpaartn. Garn1. unb
A"nf perfeer1tbifa ftfn.
NJ Dtn fsr.en Bs4ue,n unt Danesntraftrren nt&fn
mir lur Anferttsnns snet In itr Sab t&lseeu>sa &sttts
prsmet unit btufeiau 1ienhen.
I'M ~eenetettu 3ulsru& bttten rtz,fs1
l29 @'III1, 0aa ZEE @crd 8 Qene.,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-11-03
8efanntma@une fur Mnfebler auf
#gss Gifenbabu > Qaub. l-+&s
Office Der GrNen DiStReu Der
st. paul unb gaetfe-G tteubatn.

-. -. ~ w. YuUI,- 1Vs 0kPVe MptT,. 1000. = ~
aue gerfonen, pel&e auf 2anb i'd ntebereeladen, has
1emns unb @anees. unb mei&e bas gRe&t g.
bteies Qane sum- ReeteranssPretfe u taufen
&~onasante 8ewetle fir eieies aeat besubrineeu ans.far
AAA QnnA ~ kpankfen
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-11-03

.asufte Rars. Qte Sail R,@t.r t<rr 5. eDa.s "a.
Sea Gn, we'll tas aDa(ttnetsu 6dsl 9aas an Dsnner-
Ran ~petuptrt NOR. lie Aunn eamfag Mororn 10 ubr Hr.
taet, InA sexa satelhR bic 9ssl.StRe ~ ssr1tetsts. 2 St
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s@tabt> unb 9Qnb> i5ell.,

E@tabt>ynb0d nb >gla4ri4tenl,,
1.
6ers 9bl III pfti&, Ser ,ssittrtsis
Ms.at Der etaatfatitune. nitb piele une nd&Rt
8e4e ptnuspin g. btiasta.
6 tn frube rer 81 pa urBa r<
str in DeGeln unbd@ tfdn8ntb IN
[0ia,ts, In ta,f,,n SID Mina. Vol. 8eeimsnte,
{myeibt an @pp. Ra.fbal untes BEN 8. b. ".
bon ber 2tnbtn Sail. Martngo 81. Alabataa,
| are. ppfelbt e. al bSnben un6 0a6sn a%efsftlt,
f4 In elmer iro1 unb bulap(tn Gage btfnfef. Die
DtranIaRung ~ eieer 8etanb!ungl MAI. fsf tit-.
| Be: I'm CD. ". perfu@tes ein 9iiNurier. fftiii.
be, l@plbat In q odrtQ's Mebeleu . 8rigatt, Ella
| Maufbclb unb .BunYs tur9 DrpbnnSenig elb
bon Tim ~ trprtdtn. Der Capt. anttpcrtfte
ibrn. .pers. meter gle nod font Semanb Tam
rnt& ~ .tntr vneere&itu 3atluue sen GeIb
auin8en,s morauf ieaer fenfr trpifberte:: so
peree Id IS mir nstu.en1 uao fofprt ben tpebrlo.
lptsn s0eensr nit }sinen, 9ttpaltt8en 0duRe1 flint.
..s! sa g e.9hs !i.att: Stts Stsn$, l!& .est,
Dcloer,ererttfenbi tief er BEN @trol@e ~, Damn
ale bie(er. fofcn auf lin tinbrana, Gsuer, b,n
Rerl tpbt 3u Bpteu 1redtnh. 8cr etnen 3i@-
ter eebrd@t uurbe ber Capt. unter 5000 8Ir8-
i@aft eeatut, unb+ba e. bieft Mot ettn nod I'd
|perl&aftn tpnnte, Inc @ef6uAni6 saetvprf'n unb
aeftftlt. Gr fur@tet ha6 BE bprt pebneneen
Mi1curitr tbn erntorsen eeretn, ioatt Ct nit
efner 0elbbi6e hapot teuauten. Die BaniIie
bee Capt. mebut IN Demupsli1, peielbf er f&
mad BeenriDun bt6 Arie8e6 nitberlie6, NIB bio
istt auesfabr $500 etd5riat bate, pll@ts
@Gu.ra@tni ieeu9j ni&t ~ Der 8Gtrune ieines
Yrpef0es ausrei@t, aud (%etnerGamtlte 3u1nl1ntetL
bait btentn naub. Capt. drtu@ ptQ Oberf @ere
eriu&en cur Eabrung feiuer @a@e. binunteriu.
f~ora1aeI.. Da na@ BEN gelsben IL Elm vGrre.
tp:bel" ron &labarut bajtltR 8irser lsin tana,
70 piree Blref@aft sun Mtuuetotieru ni@t6
saasea'- 8
Dberf 50 n .. 6%ouftpn,
friiber,yu,n $. @tru. &eaimsept Ra.b ali 15tn
@ept. auf ieiuer 8aumpcaeu. plautaee in Sou.
tRana al, IYpbeib 8teber. !. G. t.at als liter
2ieuttnant POI. Gimp. & ssin ia Reeiment eta
unb f&wane I'D bur3 Aus3ei@nun8 NIB Eapfer.
|fetitis gun, &anse tinte 8repet Oberf en-.
d GeueI.-Am GreitaB te6 26. 8. ~,
NbentS 81 ubr brad Geuer tn lem ~ terBraue.
rel ets perrn !@tablmaun 8ebStistu @tale aus
unb turce berftlse ebe bic Geutrecmpanien ben 2
met!snlaaesn @ss tattn bu'& ben @&mue ~,
rIdle9tn tonnteu. Elm :hant bsr Glaramen. Bon
Zen i$ in benz Staae b,fnssnten i Maulelejn
unb 3 vfe.btr tonnte aur etntr Der erifern eeret-
tet herben, tie ibrtgen tpurben cine Beute be6
GlementtS. Mu6ertenn p%erbranAttn 4)ferbe-
unb Buggy. @el@:rr, fopie tine Epnue Cen.
3errn @tablmanneN erlut mtro aut eirca $3.50
eei&6bt ba nur her GtaQ III $4O0 II Der aetna"
beri4t1t mar. Der llraRaub bab has Geuer,
als e6 entbedt Vntbe fan ben ,aaulen Gu6bpbeu,
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sSierte 4Rarb. Die Wat1.Nt@ter ter revten @orb
rerten as I'm Sueniae Saute rfrfans1eIn. am 6ameae
ant, Npntaa 8. une 5. 9 ubr Wereens IN. bic Na,nfn her
Gtimu,aeteS einaxtrasen. DIE N1apl piro I'm 6neain8
Wm. Damfcn.
@eo. 50. Nocre. 2S
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@abf@etnli@er Srantnn,ors.
shr @aan als 1tdter sesb<ttet.

Die Rutt Der Gbtatt as,.be an, leeien @snn-
tag tur@ bic Na@rt&t sef6rt, ta6 tine ,Gra, pol,
ibItu, eiesnsnt @ann ereroieltl rproen.s ,Bis
test baben mir %fcl8tnbe Giu3tlnbtittu dttr NE
Gras1pie erfabren !: ~. sS4s5I6 Is. 800
Der Nan,e bsr Gruptestsu nar Ratbarina
@ocss, Gbsfrou ppn DeruiS @ppbs. btibt 81.
tl6nter. cit 1Ranb i'm Nlter BON ca 43 Sabren,
ais Ge i'm beiruntenen 3ufanbe plSBltm Der Sob
.erei@te. Die gamilie .pobnte binttr Sanien's
6tublfabrii. In her 4.en @arb. Die gsRor.
beue {opie aud ibr Wann. tfanheu bier tn {ebr
t<&:sm Rufe ale pnsert.Gtrli@e @dufer unb
btiee, btfcrbere abtI (le. narsn IN: Ysli3sisui@t
upbl bsfannte we.fS li@ftiten. y@s
I'm u. 1br Rentaa Ritiae >eIf&;ens as1oner
s. s. Serb ouf teun plate. .nub felsenbe perm
purbsn ale Sarp fir ben 9neuea eiuSti@po'
yeu: ~ e " &&4
9. 8. Ssats, vggafsf5oI
aE { & $50 9of Mue6lY, gs
Sol. &esner.
81. .. 1larfe,
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Gin ntntr., DegnpIratii&tr
5 anbtb at rbste s0tfek a.et

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itbr beunrubi8t bat II mirtlt@ er(9ienen
unb 3pat N elmer @sRa!t bic ben 'ftrait
Etd.tn Dempfrnte,, pom NannieY So.
l@on sins tetitss 3ittfrn II ben @ltebnuu
perut(d@t, tam. Ditit Demotratil@e
@e(penfer1el@i@t 1T ndutlt@ allc: ST.
lnt8e Ter Ganbibatrli auf BEN rtetlmdbig.
n%ouinirten bsu,olratil&en Eidet fit. bic
@ttbsetun8 iteben IN BEN @eru@e
MaiIrpab >Mdnner 3u ::it;n. Dieit
IT elmer 8roben MsnBe aufrt&tteer Sc,
motraten aQe8. nut nt@t a~nsenebn1. bod
spte ,bfer Natb i9aftn 3err .. 6
pne8 fat bitle Gra8e am lebte.
DtenftnB. pradtil@ 8tl6f, bentl 9er tlitt
nie bas Na@fpl9enbe Circular 3et9t ale
u%nabbdnatBers Ganbtbat fur BE @eisbBe'
,bun8 auf, unb Yerfprtdt 9e9erl Que uns
.n6tbtse Garatton fdr Gtitnbabnen ober
anbere terattiAe 4 eSn0ttut ~ arbeiten,
Diu@ bier bas Circular hes perm 9ons6
80 ipri&t, fiji f& felba.
an sas Dolt Don Mamftp COUNTY.
SD trete ale matchmaker @olts>
@anbtbat aur @abl fdr bic ud&lFe Sc.
(tb9ebunB 1rn Mtnneiota, pom erten
Dtfret, auf. unb ia8e in 8erbinpun9
hermit, bab ID 0tBen due unn5tbiee
IS aratipn1 far Gtienbatn
oter irBenb wel@e anbere 3medt bin.
.. q. goue6.
st. paus, Oltebsr 80, 1866.
alio pen,t aQe Gtntabnun9e1 be8
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r1ptratie "eiutg. ~ lttn unb tae rs9el-
m1d6i9 npmintrte Gidet ~ unterf1beu
e%rfot9lcs. nnb sin ~Boltar. BE Der Yic>
neer reberbet oue erl@o6tn mi1en tp'u.
.oen1 ba6 eeb6rt ibnen", iaet ct, ba6
i&redli@een @elpdnf, bat fi@ ein8eitelt
uno 3ruar elmer, Der ben, "%re8elmdbt8 nos
minirtenn f9on etpas unrube neru.la@en
pQrfte. j
NRdsAeu tsaae1 lie betten @teIeu unb b5dbften
Q6bne erbaIten. wenn Re i'd an has Snteui8en,.
Gomvtotr, Isl 0ritte CITRATE, peasen Nue
mdb&en au6er 9las perbea cut ttun, I'D III uteleen
f@.Eorben.- @ppbfe Mertene, zines
Der betpet Mxb@en, bic bur@ &srpf1ne
Del por eiui8en 3aSen 10 f&redlt& per>
tranr1t rpurotn, Rarb am Mttmo@ Mor>
9e,s UNI 10 rbr I'M @mederabospttale,
na@tem fe Aualen, bic Der Beidrttbune
(pctten, erbulpet bate. e9br 2et@enbe<
96n1nis FAINT. an. DennsrstaA ncu Der
beutl@en ta'bolif9en &ir@e aus fat.
Die Mnbere. 2ena Yptben farb an, nam.
lt&sn Sage. in BEN 6ault bes 6errr
Gimme.
-Grunben zines eerndtblt&en abenbe
t6nnen tpir tttne be{7efe 9tut8tttt brin>
8et ale, ba6 tie @eian8itetton pes beut,
@@sn 8erei1S am Spnta9 Mbenb nieper
etns tbrer beltebten nSaereb Concert unb
Abenbunt.1bdltuu9 8tbfu ,pirb. &etn Mu>
~fllittbaber fam ben Mbene an%9enebmer
perbriryen ale bab 'er ben, Concert etneu
8elu@ abftattet, btr,1 bie; Muffanb
@efaue fnb ous94et@ntt unb bte @elef>
f@aft 0eipdblt. 2llfo nod BEN Mtben6uut
am nd@tten 9onta8 ger nd efnea 8enud-
&teub Derf&aftn wtQ.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-11-21

ONE OF THE RESULTS OF EYES
WEAKNEsS.-The eating of an apple
first brought sir into the world, and ali
the woes consequent thereon, and ia
tHltty still attaches to the fruit Diff
cult to account for upon any other hy-
pothests than the above. Boys have
been logged time and again for robb-
ing orchards, but there is such an ire
slslible fascination about rambos and
russets, winter greens and bell flowers,
thRt imperfect youth invariably forpetS
the advice he has received mt home and
goes LOT lhem despite of ConSeOuCnCaS
Patrick Cnhill, and some other Young
gentlemen about his own age. inherit \
goodly share of the original weakness
and it was but natural that, when thew
discovered several barrels of choice an.
pies at the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
depot on Sunday morning last. thew
should yield to tt and break omen one
of the barrels. The wRtchman at the
depot, however, did not take so philosO-
phical view of the matter when he
discovered what the boys had done. He
looked ut Il in more prosaic light, and
drove the youthful apple stealers away
without loss of time,
Patrick, the leader of the party, was
full of grief at the loss of his good
thing, and went to the extremity of
waiting in an alley near the depot I'M
till Waterman went to dinner, and,
as he was passing by, hitting him on
the back with such another rock as the
one-eyed PolYphemus hurled after the
escaping king of Ithaca and his fol-
lowers.
For this he was arrested and fined,
yesterday morning, i've dollars and
costs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-11-21

DISTINGUISHED ARRIVALS. = Two
strangers, distinguished in musical
circles, arrived in our city yesterday.
These gentlemen are Of European birth,
and have received the best musical in
structiOn which that country affords.
They have prRcticed on all sorts and all
sive trials of each one have concluded
that none offer snch fields for musical
genius TO display itself in nS the bag
pipe and bells. They, therefore, con.
fine themselves tOseXhibitions OF skill
upon these two instruments, playing
alternately, the bag pipe man giving a
whee2y jerk or two from his pipes,
while tho bell man wHnders among the
gaping crowd for contributions, and
rice versa. These gentlemen can be
surpassed by only one or two others
we mean those who play on ''calliopes"
on our Cincinnati packets.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-11-21

RonBERY IN EAST WHERh1Nd.-Yes-
terdny morning the vito of Mr.. James
McGannOn, who keeps shop for the
sale of fresh meat in East Wheeling,
was attending to her husbands bust
ness, he being sick, and desiring to put
some money in the drawer in safer
place, took it out of the shop, and
placed it in IA cupboard in an inner room
Her action must have been observed
10y some one, for on going to get the
money some time after for the purpose
OF making change for IL customer, she
discovered that il had disappeared.
Tho amount stolen was about ten dol
lars. No clue 10 the thief.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-11-21

LInEEALITY.-We heard yesterday of
"a cnse of commendnbIe liberali-
ty, which goes far to make us believe
that the world and the people in it are
growing better slowly but surely. we
alludo to the fact that, when applied to,
day before yesterday, TO contribute
something towards repurChasing biz
BILE, Prayer-bOok, carpets, &c, stolen
from the North street NJ. +. Church,
last Saturday night, the workmen al
the upper rolling mill raised among
themselves the handsome sum offifty
dollars. A fow more contributions like
this and our friends of North street
will be on their feet again.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-11-21

THE STREET RAILRoAD.-Messrs
Capt. Mcclure, Mayor Sweeney and
John L. Hobbs, the committee on the
Street Railway project, report very
considerable progress in the matter Of
subscriptions and organization. They
intend waiting on citizens still farther
to-day, with the expectation OF closing
up the books as nearly as possible and
going right on with the accomplish
ment of the enterprise. The general
desire is to see the rails laid and the
cars put on the track, and the commit
tee Is ambitious to meet this desire of
the public as speedily as possible.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-11-21

A Convict ESCAPES FROM THE PRNI-
TENrIARY.-At the penitentiary at
Moundsville, there was convict named
Charles Williams, put in for horse
stealing in Wood county. He was EN-
ployed as cook, and was in the habit of
getting up each morning, about 4
O'clock, for the purpose OF getting break
fast for his fellow convicts. On last Sat-
urday morning he arose as usual, and,
as no had done for week previous,
complained to the guard of incipisnt
cholera. The guard, cOmmiseratinU
his suHerings, did as he had done be-
fOre-AllOwed Mr.. Charles to step 10 one
side in the darkness.
But there was moro on Charles
mind than cholera. He painted for
the fresh air, and he made u
break furit. The evening before he had
doubtless laid plank in n good posi-
ton, TOR running from the guard he
seized one, placed it against the stock
AIDE, and got clear off.
He was closely followed by another
convict, Randall Trisler, hut the plank
broke beneath Mr.. r., and he fell TO the
ground, to be taken in charge by the
guard.
Williams has not been recnptured.