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Public Sale

OF VALUABLE PROPERTY INEOuTH
" Wheeling. will oder AT public auction
ON TUESDAY, December Sd, at 10 O'Clock g.
m, at the n ont door OF the Court House, lot
numbered eleven ~ In the eighth (s) square
of the town of South Wheeling, with ali the
In provements thereon, consisting Of a rick
wagon shop and q zone story frame dwelling
house, being the property formerly owned
and occupied by Christian Etc, deceased.
The purchaser will be entitled TO the rent
from the day of purchase to the nrst day OF
april, 1883, when full possession Will he given.
Terms cash. J. La STIFEL,
Executor,
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8pt Sent.


TINE STORE ROOMS LAIEL.Y OcCu-
L pied by George r. Taylor q Co., ami i
CIemens 4 Co., on Main =tTes I; also be,e
ment rooms flushed. Good ossi cek In sscOpd
story, and good rooms Tor o6lez purposes IN
second and third story In good order PCs-
session given Immediately.
Many building lots and dwelling houses fol
sale in the Sixth Ward, on reasonable Terms
THOS. HORNBROOK.
Once, No. ns11SS Main street, above Mon.
roe, mp stairs- febS-tf
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scASpALous stories are told in Frank.
fort in regard TO the conduct lof the
the young King ot>Greece, during their
two days sojoErn in theGity. One day
the Prince and King OF Greece rode in
m open barouche with three lorettes
through the streets. They had several
bottles OF brandy>in their carriage, and
were noisy and Intoxicated.
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TURNER'S TIC DOULOUREUx Or
Universal Neuralg1a Pill,

universal. Neurh4B4h s14AS
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Neuralgia and all nervous Diseases.
It's an unfailing remedy in all cases OF Fa-
ctaI Neuralgia, often etfecting perfect cure
in single day. No form of Nervous d.
sease fails to yield TO its magic influence.
Even the seyerest cases of Chronic Neuralgia
and general Nervous Derapgementso OF many
years standing, affecting the entire system,
are completely and permanently cured by 1t
in few days, or a few weeks at the utmost.
It contains nothing Injurious TO the most
delicate system, and can always be used with
perfect safety. 1t is in constant use by the
best physicians, who give 1t their unanimous
and unqualified approval. Sent by mail on
receipt OF 81 and two postage stamps. Sold
everywheIe. TURNER d CO., Sole Propri-
etors, 100 fremont street, Boston, Mass.
Rug3l-eod3m
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THE HEALEHs ROOF,

AND HOUSE OF 'NIEKkOAf
HOWARD ASSOCIATION REPORTS
for YOUNG 4EN. on the CRIME OF SOIL
tube, and the ERRORS. ABUSES and
DISEASES which destroy the manly poweIS
aud create impediments to MARRIAGE,
with sure means otreliek Sent In sealed en-
yelopes, nee of change. Address, Dr.. j.
ton, PhIladel Phia, Pa. i1-. s-r- n. f. 10y
sept24-8md4w. - .5isf5 - 75 S
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Notice. TO Coal Dealers.
surERy1soRss OF ONO COUNTY, /

cLERK's OFFICE, November IS, 1857
PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING THE
Court Houss and jail with clean and
mixed coal will be received ut this ONCE un-
til Friday, the 9Th day OF December next.
n ny Gssfsol'hs J eSai PORTER, CLERK.
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Few oUEsrIoNs, FRIEND.

a Few QUESTIONS, FRIEND.
what makes your Hair so beautif1ls
on of Grapevine.
What gives your Hair It's glossy lustref
- on of Grapevine
What gives Life and Growth to your Hairs
Oh of Grapevine.
what removes the Dpndrpaf
f..,5z on OF Grapevine.
What Hair Preparation. Is cOuntertOited'
OH of Grapevine.
Who are the only Proprietors of
tta OIL of GrRpevine9
LAUGHLIN, SMITH & CO.,
sepIs No. 50 Main ST., Wheeling.
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WTANTED-AGENTs FOR THE
w II LIFE OF IRPFERsoS DAVIS.

By FRANK q. ALFRIESD, OF Richmond, Va.
well known US Editor during the war, OF
the Southern literary AeSSeDgsr, and from his
connection with the lttchmond press. The
work will form a complete Biography of Sir.
DAVIS covering the whole period OF his HE,
and will shed much needed light upon many
Subjects Of great historical Interest that
" reveaie6, but for It's publication.
The great events of a revolutionary period
naturally cluster around aud are closely in
and prime mover, 50 that the story Of his life.
well told, forms the best history of that
period. The history OF The late war would
be tncom plets Without the lie OF Jefferson
Davis, written from q sont nern stand point,
and from material gathered nom original
sources. and Mr.. AifIiend's book Will be
Yerywhere1 looked for with eager intelesL
Agents wanted In every county. For
terms and full particulars, address
THE CAXTOS PUBL. SHIFG HOUSE,
p So West Foulth St, Cincinnati, y.
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..The best, cheapest, and most sue
44 .eessTuI Family Paper fn tho.
$50 a UnIon.r,
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gpttfaI Anttffs,

what Is LIfe-sgItloat Health II Is
worthless says the pale dysPeptic. Trnes but
health is within your reach A few doses OF
TARRASr,s NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Est, reAtores your digestion, Your appetite,
your cheerfuIness, and taken asan occasion.
ii Alternative 1t win keep the system I'm Pe1ect
order. - -
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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THE President some time ago re-
quested Mr.. Robert ]. Walker to give
>hIm hisviews upon the financial ques-
<tions now agitatIng the country. Mr..
Walker has written them out atlength,
aud has laid the document before the
President. He holds that retrench-
ment is of the utmost importance in
every department of the Government.
Expansion. he says, is reputation ;
Contraction Is destruction. An I'M
mediate return to specie Bayment. by
Issuing foreign loan oF1sIx per cent
OF three hundred millions, is the conrse
TO pursue. in his Judgment. 1t is UNI
derstood that the President will eiab-
orate.tnauy of the points in his forth
coming message.
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fir sue.
For Sale.

q PIECES OF GRoUND ON THE NORTH
Il side OF Quincy street.
onsfull Lot conner Main and First streets,
Centre Wheeling.
novN j. IRWIN.
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For Sale.

A LARGE AND WE'LL FINISHED
n two-story brick house on Quincy street,
east OF Fifth, containing ten rooms, IoRatheT
with kitchen, bath room, pantry, &C. There
Is good cellar unGeF the whole house. and
hot and cold water and gas on both floors
The StabiesI-c carriage house and other out
buildings are OF brick. This property Is in
THOS. o'BRIEN,
noY75 Real Estate Ag't.
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For Sale.

THE SALOON AND BAR FIXTURES
i OF R. q Hardy, deceased, north end OF
Stone Bridge. For Turther particulars ap-
p' nnovzs-tf Oh. oDBERT. Admir-.
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Nohce.

MY WIFE HAVING LEFT MY BED
lll and board, hereby notify the public
not To trust her on my account, as will not
he responsible for any debts contracted by
ARNOLD JUERGENS.
SOUTH WHEELING, Nov. 29th. 1857. -Sts
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At,s embellishments.
Wanted.

IN AGENT FOR VIRGINIA TOM
"A fIoduee y new and improved unethod OF
learning to write, The most liberal induce
ments are offered. A rareGhance for an en-
terprising young man. Address
~ : = - W. X RHADER.
noy7s-Std 81 Fifth Avenue. New York.
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Steambpats.
wheallng aud marietta I'acael.

EHNF5E1HlES Es11'l 8lH'7 TIT - \
The fine sIde-wheel passenger
4 Hex &steamer sALLIE v, Capt koDt.
- = Patterson, will leave Wheeling
every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at
10 O'clock. Leave Marietta Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays Mt 0 O'Clock, a. NJ.
For freight or passage apply on board or
To JAS. h. HOLMES, Agent,
nOVl2tf No. 80 Monroe street.
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HORACE GREELEY. in his romlnls.
cences in the Ledger, makes the follow
ing alIusion to the Harrison campaign >
Our adversaries now helped us 10 our
most effective weapons. They atonee
commenced assailing Gen. Harrison as
an Fmbeclle. dotard. granny, etc, who
had seen no real lighting, but had
achieved good deal of tall running
from the enemy; and one militia gene
raj, Crazy hn represented Michigan in
the House, having made speech In
this vein, provoked a response from
Hon. Tom Corwin, of Ohio, which, for
wit, humor, and whitening yet good
nainred sarcasm, has rarely IL ever
been excelIed. The triumph was over
wheIming; and, whom the venerable
and grave john Quincy Adams. in a
feW casual remarks next morning.
smoke caIelessly OF "the late General
Crary," spontaneous roar attested the
felicity of the ailusion.
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HnnS

Hops. Hops. Hops.
WE WOULD INFORM THE BREW
wv erS that we are receiving Hops from
John W. Brown, Of New York, which we
can sell at New York prices, adding freight.
The b est qualities for lager beer and ale al
ways on hand. Call and sec them
BUTTERFIELD a CO.,
ocI4-6m Wheeling. W. Va
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"a Complete Pictorial History of
the TImes.''
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NOTICE..

AUGUST MILLER IS NOT A PART
"a ner with me- In the coal business, nor
can. he get any coal from my bank notw1th-
Standing his representations to the con-
Ha nSy1ps qt WIN. scHocKEY.
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TuE chicago Times seems to have
General Sherman "on the brain" The
editor ofthat paper is doing a great
deal OF extravagant writing about the
General. Here is his last:
"Were ALI the would-be statesmen In
this country Inspired by the truly
statesmanlike sentiments of General
Sherman, peace, prosperity and hnPpi7
ness would speedily ill the places that
was made desolate, aud that Jncobin-
Ism is striving TO perPetuate in anarchy
and ruin"
Will the editor OF the Tunes please
tell his readers what he thinks of the
Generals remark thai "the. hand that
drops the mnsket must take up the bal
lot.n
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THE New York Society for Improv-
Ing the condition ofthe poor, at n late
meeting ex planned the political corrup-
tion which entails tax of twenty-four
millions year upon that city. It's re-
port says:
"out ofthe l2O, 600 voters In the city
OF New York, about 1900 II is COM
pnted, or nearly two-thirds of the
whole number, are chiefly drawn from
the most ignorant and degraded classes
OF European society. Such u constttu-
ency, requiring. )Nof course, CORES
ponding Representation, has created a
description of political leaders before
unknown 10 our municipal Govern
understanding, ahrewd, Interruptions
dena soSues, intent mainly on their
own selfish greed-anlonglw hom those
are ever most popular and successful
who punder most adTgitly TO the fob.
les, vices and prejudioGs ofthe masses"
This vote overcomes the whole vote
of the productive industrious. valuable
portion of the community of the State
OF New York. and it is CALLED ga great
Democratic victory"
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ss- No notice viii be taken OF commqni
cations not accompanied by re PonslD!e
1ams ZINE name VIII TO considered conn
denIiHI, but must IN all eases accompany Iet-
ten iSs a guarantee Of good IAiIil'
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RRID1Y M0RSING, nOVKMnER 2e.


VIZ publish our paper as usual this
morning, and the fact OF our doing SO
may seem 10 requiIe2an explanation
Inasmuch as yesterday was day set
apart,ror general cessation from secu-
lar employments. We have no other
apology to offer than the fact that our
contemporaries In several OF the neigh
boring cities do not see ut to suspend
publication on such days. and conse-
ouently they compel ALI competitors
for public favor to follow their exam
ple. or else submit to be adJudged
deficient in newspaper enterprise.
As matter of mere pecuniary
profit 1t would pay us well TO omit an
issue of our paper on such occasions,
tpasnuch as we should save all that it
costs us to get out an edition, and at the
same time suffer no reduction in our
receipts. But we choose to forego WHAT
ever OF profit might accrue from an
omission of the sort, and also TO forego
the pleasures oil the holiday itself,
rather than any portion of our readers
should have any occasion for supposing
that wears derelict in our duty toward
them rs compared with other sheets TO
which they may also be subscribers.
TIE Ric6mOnd CVa.l Dispatch con-
soles ita readers with the constitutional
provision that no one can be sent to
Congress that has not been a resident
OF the United States for seven years.
Under the bred Scott decision negroes
were not citizens until the issuing of
the Emancipation proclamation in 1882
SO the Democracy are consoled. 10
their view negroes won't go to Congress
for a few years yet. -
The New York herald., 1867-06-22
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The Navy Department has received dispatches from
Captain John J. Amv, commanding the United States
Jrnata, announcing the arriv or vessel
at Point Piirc Guadsioupe the 9Th Instant on her
way Philadelphia
The Navy Department has received dispatches iron,
Rear admiral GodoD dated X o Janern, Nay p 1867
The Admiral says that The kausas had returned from
the coast Of Africa and that American slavars
heard oil: that she visited the Clnyo Bcnguoa coasts
and went TAR sonh Little Feine Bay which was the
.iast point touched by the Kansas from the gov
Of Sandoe and 81 Helena reports come Direct
that savc traffic has virtually ceased The ADMIRAL ur-
thcr reports that the large and powerful Spanish iron
cal Nnmancia, naeship of the Pacific squadron va-
pnraiso and Caia0 is anchor Rio Mcntevideo
wa healthy when he left. but the cholera hal made
considerable havoc M EpcHos Avrcs. The reports
however, state that the disease had greatly stsied
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NEWS FROM FORTRESS mOsgos
Onirrgr- of Negroes-Northcn~t tsuic-The
Naval Academy fleet.

foRrREss MovRoE, June 20 1867
Bcndish attempt at murder made several days
since by two negroes upon Mr.. whitchurst, . hotel
kecperin Princess Anne Court House Hs was es rosc
TO The CITY to purchase supplies. and knocked down
by them on the road. dragging him from his Carriage
aud after severely beating him frightened away
before they could secure his money.
Two young ladies', while riding the man road ycs
tefay afternoon were stopped by stawart negro who
ordered them 10 give mp all their vaiuab,cs
They jumped from the carriage and enleavorra 10
escape but the negro caught and robbed her or
what money she had In her possession. The other lady
refused 10 give up her money. the negro brotted
her aud endeavored to smother her n ditch but re-
leased her upon rooong her pockets OF all her yalua-
bes. The hlshwayman then ran of. Tho ladies' in
formed the authorities Who have sent police In pursuit
but ~ has been unsuccessful thus far
strong northeast gale has prevailed the pas, three
DAYS preventing the cruising II the feel the Naval
Academy, which comprises tl< rigaes Macedonian ana
tanned from making their trip the Mediterranean
somewhat longer than they expected Commander
Luce, commander of the est however shss been turn-
ing the delay into valuable time. and The mjdshnmep
are kept employed n all hours ~ the day in pey-
fectng their knowledge IN the complex routine
tion. Their privileges verv limited being sol.
dom allowed 20 vist the shore the various watches and
studies requiring them 20 he constantly aboard The r
spcctive ships II seems somewhat remarkable that
Notwithstanding the youthfulress some Of tho mid
shpmcn. that more accidents do occur In their ex
'eneiy hazardous dus'cs 10 ascending and descending
the rigging.
To-day an accident occurred on board The a.gsbi,
Macedonian, which IL wtAs thought would have proved
faia and for while cast gloom over the young mid.
dies. One Of the midshpnen, while aloft engaged In
furing the sails, slipped aud fell and bruised himself
ncunced his injuries slight that no would soon re
cover.
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

| Music IN PAnK -o-DAy.-The PARK cosnmission-
that If the weather is hne there will be
music on the Man at the Park to-day, by the Park
band, under the leadership OF H. Il DodwUrth, csm-
mcncing al haif-pa three O'Clock p. NJ
The scHusIxEN CoRt.ybe tenth annual sschuet. en-
fest, which has been in progress a Jones' Wood during
the last four DAYS, brought to successfu, close
yesterday by the ceremonies honor OF the
king" who brought down the body OF the imperial
bird. The successful marksman Captain j. Brum
marhor Some ATTY young ladies, dressed in ~hke
assisted in coronation, thereby giving eca' to the whole
affair The King" In addition to the honors thus
ferred upon him. was presented with gold medai
valued at 500 aud q premium 0f $50 ia cash. some
fy prizes awarded TO the successful cOmpc.
tors in the ladies' prize shooting, which place "a
the afternoon. Tho festivities we're wound up by a
summer night festival.
AMERICAN NuaissAnc ARCHAEOLOGICAL SOCIETY,"
regular meeting Of this society held rhnrsday
evening at the residence Of DIR. Geo. H. ferne by in
vtation. Quite large number in attendance The
Corresponding Secretary laid before the society
ant correspondence with William 4. Dubois, United
States Mint in reference 10 uniform COINAGE
desired 10 obtain the opinion the society upon SUBJ
iect a letter from r. W. McIachlan Montreal with
number Of interesting specimens OF antiquities ex-
cavated by him in that city. was received and
books, pamphlets aud old paper money Tho preliinn-
business Of the society having been gone through
papsr sfhe History and Antiquities al the Cross
sidcrrd with avew or their Illustrations in nunisIDac.
and other departments Of archaeology" Dr. pcrne and
ing enn,"c, n,csnned x,e ai ,h.ns s a. =, NJ
seymour with wish tha, he wonla r~oc,, lie ,ec,ure
before The puhlr al an early day The o tbe
,roepv being luded ai the nv,taan If lar rarin.
the members parto,k III 4 renast ana separ.,ct well
pease, with Tie evenings enerta,nn,.n ,ha soc,sv
adjourned over until the second Thursday in October
F.rsL AcnnESr--Yeaerday morning Jacob pittus, n
German BY occupation gardener. while driving a
market wagon through second avrn,. ne.- S;nst~
ee,t 80, ~. !. -. v.,o.,, - a., ~.
~ ~. y. 'l' ors VI ,he v'nicle ppc1 nio
the wagon He struck on lis head and was almo, IN.
s,aniy killed The body was taken to tho Twenty third
sh.on h2n.e, az coroner ~ 'n,rner nohed 70
,,"h ~ anIue. e. -, Nv, ~ Ii..n stiee- near
children.
FAru FALL DowS srsrs-Coroncr Schrmcr yes,cr-
dav held an INQUEST at No 600 Pearl street ON the body
~ ronn E.uv na,ive ~ ,r,,na ,htgfv..t, ,o,.. =
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tsnuxT UERacMrc STATE cosvtsrl,s.

7F''~fFFfdNN. w. dUUt TNHT.
The Democratic state Convention for lhe nomination
OF State ticket aud the election Of delegates 10 the
National Democratic Cons oni.on In 1885 held in
this city to-day.
Hon Giles Harrington Of Ahurs was chosen pres.
dcnt; and Major Cole. OF Remington county and A. q
Thcodinan. OF Bennington county were elected scrrc.
taris rhs convention nominated the following state
tickst:-Fcr Governor, J. !. Edwards Of perDy: Tor
Lieutenant Governor Waldo BRIGHAM, OF Hyde PARK Tor
Treasurer T. H. Williams. OF Bellows Falls: IA. n smith.
Henry Keys " : BENJAMIN anu Isaac W. pcnanels
elected delegates 20 the National Convention and
Merrill o Noye< q. ". Aiken, n Bingham aud a. N.
SIMMONS alternafcs
RESOLUTIONS deplcring and ccndenning the present
heavy burdens OF taxaton: condomning the estalsh-
y the rnon The repeal Of TIE present liquor Law Sc
were afontei
were quite xptrtt cd
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nR. yERGNEs' ELEcTRu CHEMICAL BATHS.
~ NOS. AND 6EAST ELEVENTH STREET,
CORNER or FOURTH AVENUE
TO THE NERVOUS. RHEUMATIC AND
ALI, SUFFERERS FROM FUNCTIONAL. AND
CHRONIC DTEE

attended 70 BY Or. yERGNES. The inventor.
recommendation necessary. but 20 sufferers
aware oi their advantages word of explanation should
given Inc Baths are pleasant aud agreeable take and
iully the system and all organs of life
BY nervous sudercrs-thOe temporarily exhausted By
otier ucpihAtn2 Causes
n wrn - tnose suhering ro chronic nervous disorders
the effect is at realized Paralysis can be
well saserted, By tnrir timely usc.
thosc suHefinR from acute attacks OF rheumasn CONT
neuralgia other Diseases viii dnd rrief. Let
the afncd try but bah and they realize the adyan
OF this mode Of treatment
these Baths weIl known the medical profession
specific remedy against incia1c polsons Mercury which
s the potent cause of 50 % Is thoroughly eradcaed
Ladies win 1nd these Baths especially advantageous.
They are Immediately inr gorapr and remove all func
cns % dsorders rss,orng narmony ana acton be
frcshing influence the skin and compexion, bringing
hack the natural tone OF health and vsor
lLD ElEs MADE NBw WITHOUT DOCTOR or
~ medicine Sent post paid on receipt % ioc Address
eighth street. New York.
Comfort and cure for The rUptued Sent post paid on
CO p Of oc Address DR. Il y. Foote. 10 Lexington ave-
nue., corner Twenty eighth street, New York.
Confidential information for the married sent in sealed
envelope ioc Address Dr. f. r. Fose, author OF Mck
cal Common sense book fs pp 81 So Sent by mail ITO
Lexington avenue corner Last Iwensy-eshh street
TYETER CoOPER's uELaTISB
Makes dene ous Jeliics
Blanc Mango, Charlotte Fusse &C. With great ease Dec.
for usc with The Passages For by aud
druggists. Dept Y Burhne siip New YORK
DRIES CASH Ed IN ALI. LOCALIZED LOTTERIES,
4 Circulars and information furnishes, di,rp -.
l7s Broadway and lsS FuTicn street.
CcHrfBERG's GERMAN OINTMENT r-wARRANTED
~ certain cure, wtthouethc slightest danger for Piles
Old Nounds Scrofula salt Hbcum, all Bone skin DIE
ssses &C. for sale Bowery and By druggists senslly
The New York herald., 1867-06-22
THE ATLMTE AND pAcfr RAILROAD m TaovBtr.

ST. Louis, June q, 1861.
despatch says Governor Fletcher 10 day took DOS.
session OF the Atlantic and Pacific Rsiiroad formerly
koown the Southwest Branch or the Hssouri Pn06e
road which Was purchased from the Ssae b. cen Yre-
mont and associates the purchasers having neglected
failed 70 perform their contract The read - heeu
placed Ia charge Of General Clinton b Fisk AZ 6I
Lou1 The Governors action meets the hearty ap-
proval Of the people Of Southwest Siasoun, ana NE
citizens Of Roa held mas meeting tonight. q which
Governor Fletcher spoke. t.4srs 1s t s sa
The New York herald., 1867-06-22
NEWS FROM HARRISBURG.

Retnrn Of Governor tieary-Thieves In the
Capital
HARRisBrnc, June 2l, 1867.
Governor Geary returned from Gettysburg to-day
General Grant came as far York and then went 10
Washington.
Several employees In the Capitol arrested to-day
charged with stealing some books and papers belonging
TO the state large amount Of the stolen property was
recovered at junk shop where they had been sold
The arrested parties arc held for a hearing.
The New York herald., 1867-06-22
TE cauusw nmscsarr srnt coswurIss

SAs tyASsisro, June 20, 1861
Tue Democratic State Convection to-day uos1 mated
y. y. haGht for Governor Vim. haeen for Lieutenant
Governor Henry /. Nicholson ~ s,agy o. sth,e
fouefs !. Watson for Comptroller .snt01io C5rue,l
for Treasurer. snd John " Doi Tor Svveyor I.nefsi
RESOLUTIONS we're adopted conaembtny The ie-enssrnc.
ten policy q congress. oproslnr Impartial snnrtae lc.
c'xnAinr iao oaleafon Er tie payment VI the naional
d<li. and in iafss ef lie rllht hoVf las