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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-08-02
'rreSpondence Cincinnati Commercial.
From Greenfield, Ohio.
GREENFIELD,Julv 81, Isl


This usually quiet little town is just
now recovering from an intense state OF
excitement caused by the deadly atfray
of last Tuesday, (your paper of last
Thursday contained a short menriOn OF
the atfray,) between two of its citizens,
DR.. Fcllers, and butcher named Cam
eron. The particulars of the affair are
as follows, that is, as near rs can be
ascertained without legal examina-
tion, which, am told, will shortly be
made:
Cameron's wife and daughter were
taken with some slight illness, and DIR.
Fellers was called in. 1t is rs erted
that the Doctor, taking advantage of
his positios, administered some drug to
both of the ladies calculated to excite
the passions, and that while they were
under the influence of the drug, he ac-
complished ths purpose he had in view.
At all events, this charge was made
against the Doctor, and the husband
and father duly informed of the facts,
(if they are facts.)
Cameron met DR.. Fcllers few days
thereafter, and charged him with the
crime. The Doctor denied it, and angry
words passed between the two men.
Feliers became enraged, and, drawing
his revolver, commenced firing at Cam
eron. Cameron ran, the Docter still
continuing to fire at him until three
shots were expended. Two of the shots
took effect in the legs of Cameron, and
one in the foot of a horse standing near
by. Cameron ran into bar-room, and
behind tho landlord DIR. Fellers fol-
lowing him and still striving to get
an effective shot at him. Cameron beg
ged the Doctor not 20 shoot again
that enough had been done about the
matter just then, and that he would
settle it with him at another time.
The DIR. refused, and raised his pis-
tol for another shot. when Cameron
drew his revolver and fired at him, hit
ting him squarely in the breast and pei
forating his body to the spinal column.
DR.. Fellers fell upon the floor and was
carried to his house in the village.
Medical aid was at onceprOcured but TO
no avail. After suffering intensely un-
til Thursday msrning, ne died from the
effects of the wound, and was buried on
Saturday.
At first pnblic opinion ran dead
against DR.. Fellers, and strong sympa-
thy was expressed for Cameron but
subsequently,, for some reason or other,
the public mind took anOlber tack, and
the people are now disposed to lay the
onus of the affair upon the shoulders Of
Cameron. A legal investigation, to be
commenced on Monday, will, most pro-
badly straighten the matter Cameron
is in custody.
DIR. Fellers was we'll known in High
land and adjoining counties as the pro-
prietor and yender OF q patent medicine
or liniment. He served two years in
the army as a Lieutenant, and was at
one time wounded
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-08-02
SWAMI HOUSE,

PARhERSBUKU, W. ' A.,
TDHE ONLY FIRST CLASS HO.
TEL in the city, and the most conveniently
located as IN the Railroad Depot and Steamboat
Landing. This House has been recently en-.
larged and newly fitted up. Water is drawn
from the Ohio River by Steam suction, forced in
n tank on top Of the building, from which the
House is supplied with PURE SOFT WATER.
1t Is heated throughout with steam, and all the
modern improvements attached.
Bills MODERATE, and attention THOROUGH.
marl4.Iy J.WM. DENT, Proprietor.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-08-02
Cooking Stove Emporium,
los MAIN STREET.

DKRs0Ns WISHING AS 4 no. 4
the city a. l0E ~ the bOwest and ss good ~ the
best Among our stock msy Be fouDd t.le Aobi,
tor stAaAA1d. Pluto. Indisnolz. Cresee1t, &c,
for either wood or coal We have large and
well ssleeted stock Of Copper. Tin and slee;
IrOn ware. pb0Irzals and retail
mariS3m GEO. W. JOHNSON
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-08-02

WILL CONTINUE THE BUSINESS OF
w the late arm Of Marshall, c0sts Co. AZ
the Old IuIt0l Bank, and VII furnish coal 90
rsz-On1bie terDs 20 al our cid eustOrssrs, ana
Ask shzre Of Yublie patronage. nArI2
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-08-02
JOHN TEECE.

NTALsTER AND HOP DEALER,
M Water Street, Centre Wheeling West
Virginia. Highest cash price paid for Barley.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-08-02
!. L. ZANE.
ZANE. >. y. MILL
G.. L. ZANE 81 co

MPORTRRS AND DEALERS IN
i FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC WINES and
Liquors, Manufacturers Of Pure CAtawba Wines.
Quincy Street, between Main and Market Sts.,
Wheeling, w. Va, keep constantly on hand
Brandies, Scotch and Irish Whiskies, Jamaica
Runs and COrdials choice Old Rye and Bourbon
Whiskies. sepgD
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-08-02
MRS. c.. ZIMMER.

MI NANUFACTVREN AIE KINDS
NJ Of CRACKERS, CAKES, BREAD, &c.
No. i62 Market Street East side n few doors
south of the Market House, Wheeling, W. Va
janlO
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Cleveland & Pittsburgh R. R.
.nNAND ARTER APRIL 20, 1867

Tickets to all principal points In the East and
West can bc procured at the Union othce In Nc
Lure House and al tho station at Bridgeport.
I. 4. MYERS.
mayI General Ticket Agent.
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TRANSPORTATION.
Baltimore & Ohio r. R. Co.
oFp1cE PAurINoKE 4 ONO RAnRoAD Co,
WHEELING, May 4, 1857. }
SUMMER SCHEDULE.

SUMMER SCHEDULE.
DAssRNGER TRAINS WILL Run
u BY the following schedule on and after tn"
5th day Of Nay, 1851;
FAST LINE.
LRAvE- LEAVE
Wheeling. S:l0F. II. baltimore :. SEQ q. u.
AKRIyE- Washington. 40 4. ".
Grafton .... .l0.0OP N. ARRIVE
PArkersb'g :. $50 A. N. Harper's Fry s;3oP. NJ
Cumberland. 500 q" Cumberland. l2:+S A. N.
Harper's Fry 7:l5 Grafton. SEQ e"
Baltimore. ..lO3o Wheeling ,lolO "
WAshn City lls35 Z" Including Sundays.
'Inclading Sundays.
EXPRESS TRAIN.
LEAvE- LEAyr-
'wheeling.. 7;S5 A. N. sBaltimore. al3 r. NJ.
ARRIVE Washtn C'y s+5
Grafton. ..... las T. ". ARRIVE
Parkersburg. 7:sp Harpers Fry Isl An.
Cumberland. 7.25 Cumberland. go
Harper's FryisJ7 A. N. Grafton. -. la03 r. N.
baltimore .... 4S3l Wheeling. 50e q"
Except saturday. Except Saturday.
MAIL TRAIN.
Daily Train.
LEAyE- LEAVE
Wheeling .. 9i0P baltimore. st5 A. n.
ARRIvE- wAsht'n Cy 7:{5 "
Grafton. ..... 2sO An. ARRIVE
Cumberland 40 Harper's Fry l:oo =. NJ.
Harpcrs F'ryl2sIO r. N. Cumberland 800
Winchester. 40 Grafton ll:J0
Baltimore. o.. 500 Wheeling. it0h.M
washtn C'y $50
Including SundAys Including Sunday
BENwoOD ACCOMMODATION
To connect with &. q. Division
LEAVE WHEELING AT
3IO..............AM N. iOo..............r ~
800 .............
Tickets to all principal points In the Fast.
West and Southwest. can be procured nj the
Cnmpany's office. -
JOHN L. WILSON,
Master of Transportation.
H. +. DEyRIRS'
may1 General Agent, Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-08-02
JACOB GROSSCLOS,

Successor 10 Frobe & Grossclos,
0IANURACTURER OF BUGsGsES,
V1 CARRIAGES, EOCKAWAYS g.. &c,
No. ~ Market Street, Keeps constantly 'u hand
and manufactures 90 order hll LInds OF ,.1.k IN
his line of business Particular attent.y, gwen
L. repairing.
IL Second hand C-rriar"s and Bug.lc- for
cash.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-08-02
BUSINESS CARDS.
w. Y. HOGE,

A TTORNEY AT LAW, AND GENERAL
IN Land Agent, Wheeling w. Va, win prac-
tice in the courts Of Ohio and adjoining counties.
Particular attention given 20 the collection Of
claims Jtee on Main Street, opposite the Gank
Of Wheehng. janSomk
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-08-02
The Drnii,s Picnic.

Go and see the Minstrels tonight.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-08-02


decline. 1t would not seem 30 from an
advertisement which has just appesred
in the London Times. The advertiser
offers a reward of three thousand pounds
for any one who shall discover, before
July lst, 1868, the means by which pain
"can be both permanently and COM
pletely extinguished." Very encour-
aging for inventors: but we would not
guarantee the existence of the sufferer
after his pain was extinguished.
A matchmaker of Washington, D. c.,
has Just completed fine chronometer
watch, intended as present from Presi-
dent johnson to the Tycoon of Japan.
The watch is q most beautiful piece of
workmanship. Ii is hunting-case Of
the finest eighteen carat gold, very
thick and heavy. On the inside of the
lid is the following inscription: ITO
his Majesty the Tycoon of Japan, from
the President of the United States, 1907. :
The works are of the finest kind, and the
watch is jewelled throughout.
On the 2lst inst, girl sged seven
teen years, named Eliza Williams, re-
siding few miles south Of Warsaw,
Benton county, Missouri, committed su-
icide by hanging herself in her fathers
barn. The mother had ordered her 70
the stable to do some washing, tirst
slapping her for some slight offense.
Soon after she was found hanging and
dead, BY younger child. A coroner's
jury returned "that the deceased came
to her death by hanging herself in q fit
of mental alteration, caused by dis
eased habits Of the body, aided By harsh
treatment Of her parents
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-22
NecDrrerS=N Durf.

Z. Sobnf Seiuett unb Charles Surner
wuroen ieber UNI $50 geitraft uno in
GrmangeInng oeS nOtbisen yGafb"
nod Dem 9lrbeitsbaus gelanbt, neil iie
betrnilfen iparen. -. IS.
Marb @iIliamS uub 8obert earn.
TIERS 5ablten Die Soften fir uniittliden
2e6enstpanoel. ....,-..,.- ~
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fenbeit lino elm @9lafden auf Or.
Gbrefi Strabenpfaiter.
Biaiam Woore bate iid6 einen
9efauft unb gebraudte feline 3unge in
ettnas Iditerli6er gSeile, tpoflir er Die
Soften 3ablen burfte.sa ~. saz S
8e9en 8aaabunbirens mar Sorace
Sobnfon anseflagi, tuurbe aber freise.
Iprobeu. Il. r-.r -.
Sur Den @ebraud bon Sgbrantnafs
fer obne 2icens sablte gSin. Smitb sic
Soften. %
Charles Suner mar betrunfen, ipur6e
gu $50 berurtbeilt unO mad Dem Gne,
rett Sotel abseflbrt.
Wabame 9toserS ipurbe bon Ser
Npflage elmer uuseb0rigeu Spra6s
meiie freigefproden.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-22


"a Die ein5iee Wf6a1i6feit, tpie
aptr sSas reaelmdRise 9tbliefern fcr
3eituneen Surb bic 1rdeer earansi
tiren f6uuen, liest barin, ipef,n
Slbcnttenten, sic Don ben Erdeerm
iibersaneen iperben, uns fofDrtiec
slnseise MAIDEN. 81 "a
II 5OIbate,t- her g. q. 81. i'm sanaen 2anb
perben ernltlttt triu5t, Der SenneIIee StaafsS
i3ettans iiberaa gerbrettuus 3u seben. ~ "a
RS 4n3eigen bic ms @benobIatt
.serldt ueroen iollen, mii6en bis ipd>
teifenS 2 ubr Nobniirtags in Der Sffice
abgeliefert iper6eu. = G6enio Stems
uno Notisen aler 9lrt, Die Der ODER
ltner Sreunb ber0fentIidt gu ba6en
ipiinldt. nHa &.
i
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-22
spesial.sea6ri6t fur sie oameu.

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Shpu Inuge 1purbe permutbet, bas cine &ai9mu=
idine erfunotn perben Tpiiree, IpeIe eiufa, pobI=
fell unb babes brdGd barer fe ais bic 5eitber Ibben
Raibinen. Cine ioI9e piro jest benz YubIifum
oerirt NIT Der S~r9erang, oaB teiue aneere ongegen
aut ommen Tam.
Cine Srau tlnn m / t oieier RaFdbine mebr 9rbeit
perribten, als iec6s bne biefe be. SieDaiht fiaf
f9musige 9entben, Nani5etteu uno oasfragen Gins
9esd0fien, IN As Winuten. Trifit bie5 hitbt elm,
70 lit Der 6nnbeI ungiiItig.
sic bebnrf fe ner befonoeren 9eibidIihfeit, nm
bamit su arbeiten, senn Elm Dldo6en ID sSdbren
bat in elmer Stanbe 49uRen6 Stid sepafden
Raf braudbt en 9ritteI rueniser SEIZE unb be;ablt
fid IN einem s5abr bur bic S4pnunJ Der 9Sdide, Do
ne 10 beIifat nit benz Stoiie perfdbrt. bab o9cr 8lnf
bi1s obne 5eibdoigung oamit gelpaden Iueroen t0ns
men, mas feiner anoern Naibine 6glit 1T.
Sieie Wdfbinen IperbeH perfertiet uno Dertduft in
RineIer oro Store, 9to. 149 College Strabe, Raibs
uile, Ten1., fur Gil Q Ilars, ben nGmliben.
9sreis, nit ueIdem tie in Rep Yort besnbIt weroen
Refine Baiamai5ine 1T i'm Warfte, bic fir ben
fopveIten -ets eefat perben f0nnte unb feline fann
fib hiniiGtIi1 Der Aybett NIT tbr pereeiden. -
Ber bas BGtent 8edt perIeRt, rpir6 foort geritIid
etne liberole Belo5nun9 erbalten. -
EEF- o oBe Bor1beile Iperoen iolben perrn ofief
rirf, peIhe Ipinidben. oas uusfh ifBli6e 8ebt oes
8rrfaufs 6ieier Waitinen in eepihen Counties une
Giftriften al ernerben. tf 4
9an uenbe ftcb an
~. .-s 80 .. g. Nin9ler,
ans53 R e Eaibpiue, Senm.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-22
9nlfe im &ranfbeitsfdncm :!
Bidtis fir Gef6dftslcute mnb ar6siter
Nepria 9eaenfeitiae &ran=
FEM Serft berumaS=
Oefeafbaft.

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- (gefetIidb incprpoIirt.)
6csriiEert am 2. SnIi 1866.
arnnfSn Miteiiebern Dro upn 5 bis 40 pIors
NJ 6entIi6 ausbesabIt. Seoe eeTunbe foIioa
YeroH I'M Alter 10 bis Is Sa5rer fanu RitalieS
pereen. 60 pieIe Dollars ein aLiteIieb I'M Sabre
enbeSabt, TO pisIe Dollars ertdIt haiebe i'll GfaIit.
heitst dlen NJ Den tito surldbesabt, mag Gle
aranfbeit Elm eSabr lang anfGaeru 1eer nidf unf
mos re nLdt aGeIH our6 einen un9lidsfnu, fcnbcr-
aud our4 tr9eno cine anoere, aus h eIhft entitan=
eenene nrfabe Eerpors eerfer Tppr6er feir. Sn ben
erfen 9Ronoteu bat beie Geielfdait in fan aLen
Stadten Die iegeEsrrihiten Hsfutateu erSieIt unb
faeet ne pegen hrs bumnnea Spe6es cine nIIgez
meine Entertaining.
Megen uebernabne pom Geenturen reflne MON III
an ben unteraei9neten Setretdr Der 9efeuf5aft.
zss.rs Nm. @eiiboufsu.
9 Scotia, SIIs., @priI q. 1867. uHi12 1Siuro
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-22
~ Ole parifer Serbf ;
-WfauteI uno .@bo,pls-

-Mantel un0 Sbnipl5.-
9Ran miro, ipenn oas fuble g8etter
crit ein9etreten lit, fhparse ieioene
Wdntel uno YaIetots traaen, welde,
trob Der @aprieen Der WObe, aiih init eis
niaen 8erdnberungen aaiabrlid i'm
Sribiabr nno Serbit erbalten. Oielel.
ben fin6 ieood in oicier Sniion etiuas
LANCER tpie friiber uno bnben beSbaIb
aud einen fd0neren 6au. Surse ,Sae
cques" lInb Raletots lueroen muir i'm
9an5en einfarbisen 9In3use sstrasen,
i4IteBen ie6od aud bann INNER baIb
all, inoem, ME beim ,,redingote", cine
breitc Sd)drpe iie 5uianmenbalt, Die in
langen @noen nit Set <Srnalnenten ae<
ldniidt, bcrabbangt.
Gin neuer Shnitt, lit Der cardinal,
lang uno eeraoe 9eidnitten, am Saum
melt eerun6ct, an ben Seiten often, uno
reid nit Spiken, Boiementsrie unb Set
ter3iert. Ollie oieie YaletotS, Ga.
cones, Miantillen, 9iebingotes u. I. 10.
iueroen aud biel nit elmer fleinen Sra
gen sBelerine setrasen.
@benio aefaaen Sic v8r,nton"e Sls
den au1erorbentlid. GS lit eiaentlih
ni9ts beionoeres am Sdnitt; Die
v0oubeaute" lit bic farbi9e Stiderei
auf neiBcra, i9arla9enem uno bIauem
Sud-, aus tueldem bic Sa6tn angefere
tiet iperoen. 9lub i'm gSinter neroen
Oiclelben norausfdtIi9 bel i'm Saule
aetraeen fperoeu. ca XII
- Sn @eielll9aften tiebt man biele Spis
ben< Saf9en un6 SbatulS iiber tiefaus>
gel9nittenen &leioern, Die auBeroroents
lid reid garnirt iino nit Spiben oft
uberlaoen fiIo. "a,
aH 49, Sate. EHIasi il
Sic 5ut<Sra9e lit entidieoen unb
i'm Sample 3tuiihen Der grnBen ,,Sobs
lenidaufeH uno benz fleincn .8oael.
nett" bat bas Iebterc ben Giea bapon
9etraeeu, ba man sefunoen bat, bab Die
fleinen suite better liben.
Inter! ben Hsariier WobeH. Siiten fir
Den Serbit lit Elm defenders biblder bon
arducm e9ltlas. Gie Eneoh iit bas eis
mes Aruirosh ySahdon", uiuaeben bon
einen. Diaoenl, oas init SetsSrnan,ens
ten uno NIT 'Rfanenfebera sef1miidt
lit. natl
u Ser ,9ismarf@ III bon braitnem
Srepp fiber Seioe berfertigt Obne ireenS
cine G.rnitur ais einen quer uber Die
8rone uno nm Die &rempe geIeeten
3lpeia bon 8ismarf. 8ldttern.
- Mu1 lit Die reide solo sbraune Sdrbe;
sic man 10 bieI an &leioern fiebt, in
bieicr @ailon fiir Siite febr MODERN.
81. @arnitureh iino alIeroinss etpas
ertrapd9ant:, lie beiteben in Stolen, @as
raoiesb0aelr ODER brillanten farbigen
Ge6erbiiffen. aa8u #3fa.
f Sine chen crldienene 9seuigfcit fur
iunee Oamin iinD rumble Siite bon brau.
ilein Strob, einoefibt NIT Deraoloetem
Metal, aarnirt init eoIbeiien WebreE
ODER Grasbiipfern auf 8ldttern bon
braunem Commit. '''-
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cine ie6r retjenoe sSncon, beoeGt init
beagriiaer Seioe anr 9riinem 5iilJ in
ipeld)eni 6bdatrrpftn eingetuoben iinb.
@n Der Seite If Elm Bouquet bon @o>
z fentnospen. s.sanw
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empfehit ii9 ieinen Sreunben unb 8etannten, iowie
benz aef9dftstreibe bIifum ais ee56rig quaIi=
fSirter q n to Ter fir BEN eritsn 8e5irt ron
Oaueion eonntn, unfaiisn6 bas @ebirt Der Stnbt
9saibuills Gr periprit seuifienbafte 8eioreuns
Gouetttonen II. !. 10. aua13 ba
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-22

E 8iidofs Suintbaro bon Ser
@pissopaIflrde bier, if. in engtdno
nnnefntff111pif =. = . u! - :
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-22

% Sic 9litronomen in lInirer
g@tabt, ipelfe geboft batten, 9eitern
stadt bas Seridiuinben Der Mfonbe
lses Siipiter su beobadten, iit1b in i6ren
gripartungen setduldt lporoen, Oa Der
StmmeI uberaH bon g8olfen beoeft
mar, 10 baB aitronotniihe gepba9@
tun9en ni6t nor9enomnsen tueroen
fout1ten
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&tfIe
56iibenteft fir &in0er.

Sn benz garten nom George 9Iinte an SabS
Gberrp StraSe, nabe ber 5oit Office wirb am -
Sonnabeno, "a. Susult, 9tadmittags,
elm Sdltenfeff be5 anaben biisenpereus ftottfn=
ben. Capt. 9Bnt. Senot bat, nit itets oierer Sanb
unS pTienem SerJen, bic Site gebabt, BeIohnunaen
FUR bic beeu Ereifer uno 3db Jung Der bel fieier 9r
anIaSluns erIuabtenSen Rotten suSaiasen.
Gs fte5t sn boffen, bab cine SabIreide 9eieaf6aft
Tbei nebmeu Ipiro, od ale 4nitaltell 70 9etroffeu
poroen iina, nm bab Set Ut ie6er 8s5e5mng angie:
benb uno intereant fir re iueef blibe 8ep6 terlng
gu ma3en, an IueIe biermit cine ber3Iidbe unb auz
gemeine GinIaoung ergebt. oug.0 b
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-08-22

Dealers In Steam Guages, Gum Betting
ltro Bricks. Wrought Iron Pipes, Boltin
ACth4 &C., at Manufacturers Prices.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-08-22
WATERING PLACES.
Indian Springs.
OF
Martin County, Indiana.
THE PROPRIETOR OFTHIs CELE

THE PROPRIETOR OF THIS CELE-
u brated Watering Place. and well known
resort for Invalids, announces to the pub
lie that IL will be open for the reception of
visitors from and after the FIRST OF
JUNE. During the last year the Build
have been much ENLARGEDs AND I'M
PROVED. Isoenty-four additional Rooms
hare been completed, together Nth three large
porches, and the Establishment Thoroughly
TefuT7lfshed and IN the best order for the COM
fort and convenience or Ghests. ..t
The Bath Rooms, Swings, and Alleys are
new and complete, and the lately discov-
cred Cave on the premises furnishes cool
and refreshing retreat The MEDICINAL
AND CURATIVE PROPERTIES of the Waters
are acknowledged and attested by all who
have used them The Group consist OF
WHITE SULPHUR. BLACK SULPHUR HALY-
BEATE, and FRESH WATER, and especially
efhcacious for Dyspepsia, Diseases OF the
otohn0ch, B0lles, Eyes, for Dr0psg, Neural
gtd, and rheumatism The vicinity is
WILD AND ROMANTIC, Astounding in GAME
and FISH, as well as MINERAL and BorAS-
ICAL SPECIMENS. and INDIAN RELICS. ~.
ID acks viii convey passengers to and
from the Springs, conn Getting with the
Trains East and West on the Ohio and
Mississippi Railroad at the Shoals and
Huron. For further Information address
maya tt ID. r. DUNIHUE, Prop'r.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-08-22
Notice.

TAMES a. WARREN, of the firm of
marx q Warren, of this city, ana
Mark, Warren Co., of Cairo, Illinois, has
this day sold out his entire interest in said
houses to n. Henning, of this city. The
business will hereafter be carried on in
the name of MARK & HENSING. All
cebts due the late firm of Mark & Warren
are to be paid to Mark & Henninx, and all
sdeinands against the late firm of Mark &
Warren are to be paid by Mark & Hem
ming. DAN'L u. MARK. q.
JAMES NJ. w RREN.
NJ HENNING.
August Ii, 1857. faul4 DIFF
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-08-22

: We have the facility of the best Ma
cninery and Workmen, and will give all
work entrusted to us our individual atten-
ton, all orders promptly, warrant our
work, and charge reasonable prices.
Once and Foundry, corner of First and
Lest Streets, Evansville, Ind.
N. B.-WOrk men sent to all parts to ut
Up work aud do repairing.
Xf,b22Bm SCHULTZE, TRUMAN & CO
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-08-22
..Rspairing Done at Short. Notice.

wWorkmen sent to all parts to fit up work
and Repair Boilers aud Machinery.
All orders wiilr sceive our individu-
slattention, and Will be prom~t1 allied on
tho most reasonable erms.
q Ingle Street. = ocfSrdHy
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-11-30

PIX eA,14Aitl lf;lsL fliI;l,
A hardened Scottish soldier lay on his hos.
pital bed and refused stubbornly to listen to a
word of spiritual counsel from tile good minis
ter'who visited him. 'He ;.knew hi5oswvSt how 70 die
without the aid Of priest" he said.l The
most affectionate entrcaty seemed lost upon
him, aud he turned his face to the wall, deter
mined to close the interview iu1T op.s
The minister sat down by his bed, and began
to sing a hymn well known in Scootlaind-aOh
mother dear, Jerusalem, when shall I come to
thee" 'fra2
In q fcw moments the man turned himself
upon his pillow, the hard look all gone. and
the eye wet with tear. .tsf firg ni
.qeifWh' i1fWho taught ,yyiy,p; ,yyiypp; that:sD, he asked
b, "My mother, her,,. said the minister, s;,a!
"And so did mine," he replied 5. and with
those memories surging back into his soul, he
was ready and willing 70 listen to the ths words Of
heavenly COUNSEL asp''' sfi sTa s3ssi5;ia 4. s
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-11-30
Inside a Printing efsice.


Itis not alone compositoIs who will enjoy
the following. 1t is a capital and very forci-
bic illustration of printing Office dialogue.
Foreman of the ofice. M-4'sJ j ones what are
you at now ?" '"'ist'i '8
q Compositor- oI'm setting q House On Fire,
almost done" q ~ .f4 3aS' f''gat
Foreman.-"What is Smith about ?"Ioa
tCompositor.-"He's engaged on "A Horrid
Murder Bsi9-sga. b! sitS9a,..sais ssss
Il Forcman.-aF aFinish.it as quickly as possible
and help Morse through with his Telegraph,
Bob, what are you trying to getnp ?Yss5t9's
Bob, sPahicin the Money Market II
Forcman.-"Thomas what are you. distribu.
ting?" -es.ai4 slgs ~ l,a7afis9et 4,
Thomas. Prizes in the Lottery.N
& ,Foreman--"S Stop that and take hold of A
Runaway Horse. Slocum, what in creation
have you been about this last half hour p
slocum.- 81 ustifying the Compromise Meas
urc my sub set up"
Foreman You chap on the stool there
what are you on now?" s.,''
Chap on the stool.-"On the Table that
you gave me"
Foreman. n.-'L Lay il on the table for the pSes-
cnt; no room for il" y ''+8''''i
Compositor- How about these Municipal
Candidates ?" ..s
Foreman Run 'om III. il, Fl What Do you
say, Siocum - :. I. 4. - + W. is
slosum ~ 5''shall lead theso Men of Bos-
ton 2" l,'''t' M; .aa0 i'' & i'''s
Compositor -''Do you want q full-faced
head to Jenny Lind's Family ?"'ggds, =,
Foreman. u,.-77 NO put 'em in small caps.
Joseph, haven't you got up that Capital
Joke p.
Joseph 77.---.'tNo. sir; I'm out Of sorts, ,,,,
Foreman u Well, throwEin this Million of
California Gold, and when yyou get through
with it I'll give you ! some m more. ~ II. IIir
Editor. What do you want VA now Nc H.
a3 Deyilioe --7- - NJ SSloge. copy, sir slteds1r
Editor IIayefy cea4mlpleted that Bio
quent Thanksgiving; p Discourse T" 81 ,,,ni..,d3
DeviIes --"Yes, sir, aud [ hayee Just aes up 3
"a Warm IWintcr,a