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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-16

Notice Of Dissolution

ThYOTICE rs - EEgEmE trEFN. that
Az the Part uafsi ~ ner 80 firi---1- ~ rsr
between itefry iftc iIfs. 1d ~ .fi.ICa ft.eE
under the name aud style of Rfcnstufn E
Karges, was dissalvrd by mutuaIronsent
on Monday. April 18Th
The busin - OF the firm win ba settled
by Fred. Karges, who coutluuHe tho btisi-
ness at the old pl iCe. on High street 4e.
tween Leet and G0OdseN Streets, ana IS
alone authorized 10 collect and pay alI
debis.E - HENRY IEfEffs d ~ le.t (.
FKED. kA HGE5.
April ID, 1868. [apll d3t
-fIJHr . 49, 8rf0It
Notice 10 Debtors.
a III PERSONS IND BTE W. 20
IA the late firm Of Richstein q Karges
are requested 10 cull and settle immedl-
ately. FRED. KAkGJls,
april dl0+T1a H#W.H4H.e
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or custom-house measurement, fixed
and unalterable standard, regardless
of the amount Of freight carried by
the steamer. 1t may be said that the
regulation IS an unvarying one. and
applicable to all boats and therefore
just to all. But it must be borne in
mind that the owners of the Louis
Vile packet are the c6rporators, and
the payment of tolls by the Falls
City" or any other boat owned by
them, is simply putting money from
one pocket into tho otheT3 The effect
is that-the new system operates as- q
complete exemption of their boats
and freights from all tolls, and, with ]
out any other power as managers Of
the navigation. places Louisville
greatly at an, advantage over Evans
vile. The result of the transfer can
not but operate disastrously to our in
terests, unless some arrangement. can
be effected by our packets to change
the system Of tolls.
The whole matter is a shreBdly de-
vised scheme to break up our Green
River trade, and the men who con
eocted t have succeeded ia buying up |
or hoodwinking the Legislature of |
Kentucky, at the expense of millions |
Of dollars to the State, - ....a,4 /
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AMUsEmENrs.

NEW METROPOLETAN,
FIRST ST., bet. Sycamore and Wa e.
MARTIN CODES, Lessee and Manager.
second ApiJearAhce 5ffMf. 3. u. Barrett.
THURSDAY EVENING. april 10Th,
.1.1 Will be presented. the III f-sIaH
WEPT or THE WISH TON WISH.
To conclude with
II II = L O II II Err = TT c. RET \.
Mrs. Bella C30Iilsn and Victor j. Haul
enbeck are both cast on The BIN.
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The Petersburg Inde.c, another Vir-
ginia Democratic organ. saHs:


ginia Democratic organ, says:
T" If secret organizations. formed to sus-
tain the CQnstItuF ION and restore Hpeace
and order, and suppress violence, wrong
and outrage, shah be preferred by the speo-
p e OF Virginia 10 any other the lawIess
adventures and vile emissaries who have
kindled the baleful drsS Of fncendiarfsn
negro hate, and war OF races in eight
hundred secret, oath bound negro leagues
in this state will have no right to COM
plain"
We have published the account of
the cold blooded murder of Hon. G.
W. AsHBURN, of Georgia, by the Ku
Klux Khan assassins, for no other
crime than that as a Southern man he
had sat as a member of the Conven-
ton and favored reconstruction upon
a loyal basis. The Iuka Gazette, in
noticing the results of his murder,
which it seems to applaud, says:
at is said that a steamboat was the first
public conveyance that left Columbus,
after the killing of Ashburn, and thai ii
was loaded down with New England
school marms and Yankee missionaries of
one sort and another
The murder of Mr.. AsHBURN was
editorially justified by the Columbus
San and the Macon Messenger, on the
ground that his death made one Re
publican less in Georgia.
The Tuscaloosa (Ala) Monitor,
published in General MEADE's de-
partment, declares that most of the
rebel Democratic newspapers encour-
aged the Ku Klux Klan organiza-
tons. The following Is the Monitors
view of one of the late exploits of the
banditti in driving a minister of the
gospel from his home In Eutaw:
Can not some of these Eutaw boys, who
expelled Parson Hin, be paid TO come this
way ana work upon a 81 dozen such mOre2 "
We Will pay their board LIQUOR bills, &C.
IN re IS nothlng like keeping your hands
in. Here IS material enough for you to
Work on IOr q rev nights. Every xchange
comes full OF accounts from every quarter
II the south OF the singuIarly beneficial
operations OF nightly visitors IN disgu e.
Af0Si OF the. newspapers either encourage
openly the preservation or extension of
the OF ga nlLatlOn, or recommend ii by
plain lnnuendOeS. Some few maWEiSnfV
moral sheets of the Conservative stripe
oppose 5be institution (ku KIux kian)
while. OF course, all the miserable Radical
organs a. loud in their hOwllngs against
it: or il only works to the detrimeHt O!
villains with which terms Log al Leagues
are synOny Gus.
To conclude. we advise each neighbOr-
hood to clean9e itself of all living and
moving impurities.
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Undertaking and Embalming
Business.

The best stock in our line 10 be found ina
the city will be kept constantly On land,
apps dim
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MAHTIS CODES, Lessee and MANAGER
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second Appearance 5fFNt. ). h. Barrett
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Notice 10 Debtors.

'lI TO i90o. LHpII u3F
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-07-23

WAsHINoToS HALL,-Dr. Evans. who
has been performing so many wonder
full cures OF Chronic Diseases. at Wash
iDgton HILL. during the-p sst few days,
has discontinued his public treatments
at that place, and can only be consult
ed at his Parlors at the Mcclure House,
where he continues TO heal the sick
from a. NJ until P. NJ. of each day,
for about fifteen days from this, 23d day
of July. Those wishing treatment
should apply early. The poor will be
treated free of charge at his room each
day during his stay in the city. Read
the following:
Sir. Louis G. Crane, residence. Zane
street, East Wheeling, Dyspepsia and
Rheumatism in the back, cured by
four treatments by DIR. Evans at the
Mcclure House. May be referred to.
Mrs. Sarah a. Logan, residence on
the Island. Neuralgia for three months
continually, perfectly cured by two
treatments. May be referred to.
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MUNICIPAL CoUKT.-At 10 O'Clock
yesterday morning, his Honor was
promptly on the bench, but there being
no cases on the docket that counsel
seemed disposed to take up, the Court
was adjourned until this morning at
the usual hour. Holding sessions Of
courts during this intensely hot wealth.
ez is rather trying on The patience and
nerves OF every body connected there
with, and we doubt much II Judges,
lawyers, clerks, officers and clients,
would not be better of at the end OF the
year If such service WAS not req uired of
them when the mercury ranges above
80 in The shade. II the times for hold
ing courts is fixed by statute, let them
be changed TO periods when the busi-
ness can be transacted more satisfacto.
lilly to all concerned.
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CAMILLE AT WASHINGTON HAUL
LAST evening Dumas celebrated play,
Camille, Was given by Miss Annie ser.
ton & Co., at Washington Hall to a
slim audience. The play was very
we'll rendered, and we could not help
regrettipg that greater number were
not present to witness 1t. But the truth
Is the weather is too hot for play going;
and when we add TO this the fact mai
very few, II any. theatrical companies
have ever mel with success In this puri.
tauic city, not from want of excellence
In the players but, perhaps, want OF
dramatic appreciation In the public
we are not at all surprised that the
patrons were so few last evening. How.
ever, we say ''try again." and may
better success attend next time.
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CLUB MEEr1NG.-we trust the Re
publicans OF the city will not forget the.
meeting to be held at the INrEL11aES-
GER Office this evening. The Commit.
tees appointed on Tuesday evening
will be prepared TO report, and a per.
manent organization be effected, There
is work TO be done in the campaign be-
fore us, and it behooves every genuine
fIiend OF bis country to Sc about per-
forming his part OF it. Our enemies
are already IN the tield. They are
active and rs iull of venom as IN the
DAYS of 1851, 49,, '63 and 81. Turn out
then, in your full strength. Let tbs
camp fires be lighted and kept blazing
brightly until the evening of elecIlor
day, and victory " II once more perch
on the banners of freedoms hosts.
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TEE CHEApEsr ROOF TIE CRAVE

TIE CHEAPEST ROOF Ii THE GRAVEL
RooY.-Mr. George Crumbacker OF this
city, Is fully prepared to put on gravel
roofs in the most improved method,
and warrants his work to give satisfac-
ton, either in resisting fire or turning
water. The tar used is put through a
process that trees II from oil and BEN
zole, and no matter how great the beat,
it will not run. 1t is equally efficient
In roofs Of every conceivable pitch. Mr.,
Crumbacker Keeps on hand roofing
cement and cement for tanks aud side
walks of the best quality, and for sale
at the lowest rates. This roofing has
stood test of fifteen years in Pitts.
burgh.
Address me through the Post-ofice,
or call at my establishment, head of
Lindsey street. All orders will be
attended TO promptly. apr7-6m
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TuRxKp. ovKR.-Yesterdsy. as a
conDtryman was proceeding leisurcly
along Market street, in front of Mrs.
Gartorth's, with a three horse wagon
loaded with hay, he was suddenly sur
priced TO see both the wagon and hay
turning over towards the pavement.
The entire load fell of, and the wagon
was standing. when we first saw II, at
an angle Of 9O' to the street. Several
bystanders assisted the teBmster in
rghting up his vehicle, when the hay
was again placed upon 1t, and "driver,
team and ALL" took up the line OF
march down street
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Bedcords.

4IUs IS 1ENllIIlN11-Js ~ =
s9-Aak for the walthann watch, and take
no other. II Is the BEST, It Is the cheapest.
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surRrME CoURr OF APpEA1s-W,

SUPREME COURT OF APPEALs-Wed-
nesday, July %, ls6s.-The Court met
at the usual hour. The regular calling
of the docket was proceeded with, and
the following cases continued: Super
visors of Mason county rs. William T.
Mihturn; Caperton rs. Nicholl; Jesse
Jones and others Us. Jordon Grimmet;
Caperton Us. Bowyer; same Us. Bal
lard's Administrator; same and Parke
Us. Riley Ballard; Ellis and others Us.
Dempsey; jesse Jones and others rs.
John 6rimmet.
Pumphrey Us. Major Brown was sub.
mitted Bell Us. Bell was argued by
Peek for appellant and Lamb Tor appel
lee. Mr.. Peck will make the closing
argument 70 day.
Court adjourned to meet this morn
ing at O'Clock.
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wM. d. sRwAnp,s Vic uses a Grove

WIZ. n. sRWARp's wife uses Grover
d Baker sewing machine, and she says
IT Is the best she ever hsd-haying tried
several The Grover & Baker claims
no merit for other peoples bntton-hole
machines, but stands upon its own
base, executing a wider range Of work.
doing It handsomer, stronger ana more
durable than any machine In the mar
ke1. The Grover & Baker stands with
out an equal; no bobbina, both threads
running direct from spools, making
neat elastic stitch. more durable than
any other. SAIesroom at Oxtoby 6
Do@eld's JeWeIEy Store, los Main
street, the place 10 buy watches, clocks.
jeWelry and specSRcles.
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THE UNDISPUTED SUPERIORITY Of
the medicinal virtues OF Robacks Blood
Pills, stomach Bi11erS and 1JOod Purifier
over all other remedies prepared 70 relieve
suffering human ty, Is shown in many ways,
but especially Is 1t evinced In this m poTtant
faCt: That responsible druggists all over the
country take active Interest Ia introducing
them TO tAeir best customers and friends,
while Al the same time, 1t Is quite as much TO
their pecuniaIy interest to recommend other
meOicines. The reason for Il "a obvious.
They ale In positions to see the pre-eminent
etf1cacy OF the pills in cases OF Liver Com
plant and all obstructIons OF the bowels
and, IN fact, In all cases where a cathaItlc
medicine can be employed. While the Bit
Lers, by their gentle tonic, stimuIant and lax
alive properties, anC as safe and certain
remedy IN Dyspepsia, have won the admira-
ton Of every one who has given them
trial and the Blood fuEder1 iacknoWledged
TO be one Of the best remedies to search out
disease, cure ScroI ula. OLD Sores, EruptIonE
and skin diseases and 10 puri y the blood,
extant; hence he people must naturally
give their voice IN vor Of remedies which
effect SO much real good in the world.
Sold by all Druggists every where.
JyIs-ImdSw
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RAIN.-This city and vicinity were
visited yesterday morning with a
heavy, refreshing shower of rain. We
are told that 1t did NOT extend far in
any direction, but seemed to be con-
nped TO the hills around the city. AT
Frszer's tavern, just west of Bridge
port, there was not a drop, and every
Thing looks dry and paTched. Whether
this shower will be in season to benefit
the late planting of potatoes and other
vegetables, or not, our informant did
not state. It was certainly just what
corn needed.
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Zine StaTe Recordi
The Official Directory

containing the States and County ohes5
the On aniEaliOn, Jurisdiction and IefHas''
tha Courts for every STATE and TerpGo[Ts-
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CHAR1IER,s 49, FL ROD

CHARTIKR's VALLEY Rail ROAD
The Pittsburg Gazette of yesterday
gives the following in reference to the
present condition OF Affairs looking to-
ward the building of this Rail Road.
We presume it would be safe to Affirm
tina, when that road is built TO wash
ingtou. the Hempheid VIII be purchased
or leased and put in thorough repair.
a shorter Touie will thus be opened
betWeeu our city and Philadelphia and
The Gassae says, "the negotiations,
having reference TO the comPletio OF
This Important feeder for the business
Of Pittsburg and OF The railways con-
Meeting 10 the E4stWard,SlhaSes SO lar
orozressed towards a favorable con-
Elimination that We are able to an
uo1nce that the work of construction
viii soon be taken in hand. The
propoaition from the PennsJlva-
mia Central Company TO complete and
equip the road after a subscription OF
E310 go should have been obtained.
with suitable releases of the right q
9ay from the people along the line,
the sum of $40 GO has been pledged,
and Ihe requisite releases secured, a
conference y as bad yesterday, between
the President of the company, Mr.. E
Tnou pson, and committee of the cili.
Zsps interested, resulting in a reference
20 the sGi!citoE Of the company, to ex-
anime the subscriptions and releases,
EIth Ihs clear and definite understand
ing that Ms favorable report should be
followed by an immediate commence
ment of the work. The committee are
SO well aware that the subscriptions are
responsible, and the releases valid and
sufficient, that none other than a favor
able report can be anticipated, and they
Icuk upon tie OBJECT OF thsIr iabors as
fully achieved.
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= ~ ALEX. W. RAED ALL.
i5sr. JoHNB. 8 sKIsS!E,sSI.
, - FfT1f X15Sf p. q Ss.S
JOSEPH n BLASh5 ~
----s---'.SH- e-ISef GTEP u ~
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CLEANINo Superintendent
Cnmmings bad force OF workmen
engaged, yesterday, cleaning out the
sand, gravel, loss. FOOLS and stumps
drawn into the mon b of the pipe lead
ing nom the river 10 the wells 10 the
Water Works. The job was almost a
HerculeAn one. but 1t was successfully
and thoroughly accomplished under
the su peFvislon of MIR. Cummings. The
pTobH bIIIties now ARE that wo shall
have II iull supply OF water during the
coming twelve months.
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FURLoUoH-The omciary OF North
street ii. E. Church have voted their
Pastor, Rev. Gideon Martin, a furlo0gh
for Two or three weeks, which we are
informed he will spend in the noun
;ains. revisiting the scenes Of uainiste-
rial Iabors in other years.
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National Insurance Company

WHEELING, WEST VA.
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CHARLES sEIBKR.

JOB oPFICE
No. Is Quincy street.
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DAscE.-A uumUe: OF young people
on Ine Island, put IN Tuesday night in
dancing 10 the inEp!EItiDg siraibs of an
old violin. The room used tor the pur-
pose WAS new brick building on Zane
street. Tue festivities were kept up
uutII late hour yesterday morning.
We dun't believe they required aUy ar
uicIAl heat To keep lhtm VAIN, al
though the ball room is not yet closed
IN
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BUEoLARY.-The residence of Col.
HearD, on Main street, North Wheel
ing, WAS entered on Tuesday night. a
gold watch and purse containing
about $65 dollars were taken from IN
der the pillow of the bed on which Col.
H. WAS sleeping. a Ios OF silver ware
was alec burgIarized.
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POLICE CoURT.-It is an old saying
"that it never rains but 1t pours," and
the same remark could be made in re-
ference TO the business in our police
court. On Tuesday there were eleven
cases on The docket; yesterday morn
ing there WIS but one and that had TO
be continued on account of the absence
of witnesses. We shall probably hear
all about 1t this morning, and make
note of its result.
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TEE hot sun and occasional shower
no doubt has its infuence-producing
Cholera, Summer complaint, Fevers,
etc. Toa can prevent It by purifying
your premises by using the Carbolate
of Lime. We would advise our read
ers 10 supply themselves at once. For
sale by Z. Booking and Booking d
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EYE HURr.-Yesterday while several
boys ere engaged in playing game
OF base ball on the Island, one of Them,
u 600 OF Noah Price, WIS struck in the
eye with bat, in the hands of a com
rAde. The little fellows eye was pretty
badly hurt. Another instance OF the
dangerous character OF the national
Esme. When VIII IL be stricken IIOm
tue list OF yasIimes7
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march, Ises. 8o1 ready. the fOllOUiuI
work, eOntaInfnE 1888 closely PTiut
ed, large octave pages, well b0un0
In law sheep. Price, $40.
nm ar Tor,
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WHAT CAN'T BE CURED MUST BE IN.
DURED, but no one need suffer from
-scrotuia, or any disease arising from
foul blood, now mat DIR. J. w. Poland's
Humor Doctor is sold by LauRhlin,
Smith d Co. d&W
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F1SxD.-Lowrie was arrested and
brought before Judge Johnston, yes
terday on charge of selling goods
Without license. AIter investigating
the case, a tine of eight dollars was inn
posed besides the costs.
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How Is nj Have you purified your
cellars, drains, sinks, &c.f II not your
health and even life Is in danger. Car
bolate OF Lime il cheap, powerful and
prompt purifier. For sale by t. H.
Logan d Co., and Logan, List q Co.
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APoTHKcAR1Es will tell you that abe
Whne Pine Compound not only sells
readily, but Is an excellent remedy for
sudden Colds, Coughs, Sore Lungs,
Pulmonary Com plants In general, and
also in all Kidney troubles. d&W
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE.

To Wheeler q Wnson, of Ne1 YorE:
S1Rs:-The Department has received
one Gold Medal, awarded to your firm
on Sewing and Button Hole Machines
at the Paris Universal Exposition OF
1867. Your obedient servant,
WILLIAM a. SEWARD.
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CRRAP ORGANS,

CHEAP ORGASs.-
l J. Estey & Co, oct organ.
2Tayfcr & Farley oct. organ.
) Mason & Hsmlin oct. organ.
4 Taylor & Farley stop organ.
American (iSntth's) organ.
Taylor q Farley 6 stop organ.
PsloubeE stop organ.
Will be sold at q large discount : 10
close out the lot. Apply soon at Sheib's
Music Store, Market street.
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coxuIs:IoSKK.-wrIliam W. Lstti.
mer, EGG OF Baltimore, WAS recently
appointed a Commissioner c! Deeds for
tile STATE in the Safe Of Maryland, by
Gov. EoEeman.
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CAPTrAL,.....-......... ............s2OO, zoe
ONCE, % Monroe St. next door to LAT Ma.
GEO: Z. WHEAT, President.
JAMES McCLUNEY, Vice President
JOHN BISHOP, Secretary.
CHARLES n. COLLIER. Assistant Secretary.
D1REcr0Rg-John E. Wilson, Jas. G. or,
John a. Armstrong, A G. Quarter, Geo. x.
Wheat Alex'r. 1aughlin, James Mckinney,
MOnHan l.. OFT, Geo. Adams
REFERENCES: g. Brady, Cashier Merchants
National Bank, Wheeling; List, Morrison &
Co., Wholesale GTocsrs, Wheeling; Pryor,
Handlan & Co., Wholesale GrocerS, Wheel
ing; Michael Reilly, Wholesale Grocer,
Wheeling; Mcclellan & Knox, Boot and
shoe house, Wheeling; McCabe, KRAFT & Co.,
Druggists, Wheeling; Geo. W: Franzheim 4
Co., Wholesale Wines and Liq uors, Wheel
ing; Winship, Woods & Co., Queensware
Wheeling Lewis Baker, Pub. Regtster.
wheeling; T. @. McAfee, Notions, Wheeling;
Campbell. Frew Co, Pubs. Intelligencerr
Wheeling; OFT, Son & Co Hardware, Wheel
ing; j. e. Sands, Cashier, First Nat. Bank.
Fairmont; r. P. Camden, Priest. Nat. Ex.
Bank, Weston, W. Va; Capt. John McLure,
IT.. Wheeling. APPS
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NorAzY PuBLIc.-EIiaz Smith, Esq.
of Morgan county, WIS, yesterday,
commissioned Notary PobIic by Gov.
Rureman.
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Pleasant Hi Seminary.
Tue S-w St4.e Tor Petersburg.
Excursion 10 CIeyeispd.
Ten Nights IN q Bar K ON AZ Wash
Ing On Hail.
Water Rsn: Ordinance.
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CARRoLArE OF LINE is the article to
use in your cellars, drains DC. Sold
by T. a. Logan d Co., and Logan, List
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TIE WEEKLY Ia7ELL!og:CER can be
ob.stned III our counting room this
rno.uirg, with or without wrappers.
Pr.ce fse csDts.
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SwEETES your cellars, sinks, &c,
with Carbolate of Lime. Sold by 7 H.
Logan & Co., and Logan, List & Co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-07-23
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