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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-02-18

, SiInf Yferbt, jipci bapon BON bCnl bcrIbmten
SlddrNdlpf Stof, 5 llub 6 Sabre ait Oa5
cine oopcn 1T eIu Yfcrb unb 1T Gin crltc 0ite
sieor unD Sottelgaul unb fam LIBERAL ges
brdd)t fpereen, 6 Sabre ait Die WGbre III D
Sabre alt, ilt beonocrS fir 6dmiliens 0Cbrdub
9eei9net, dcnt nift Dor Den &arrcnjil9en unb
lonit nidto 9iclc 5ipe 4ferbc Iinb Oud) jugidd
cine Ntdtld NIB treibcn lb bcrrb juidmmcu,
cine anotre brdunc W{dbrc Z Sabre alt, Siilcn
| uno Sabre alt, brei &ibe in 4roft bio 5ur
Belt ocS SerI0nfS, 8inpcr einiOe bon pcIdrn
ebenfall5 bis 5nr 8enpu in Rrofit icn iperben,
ein Stoau @ull, cin anberer Yull, 6 2dufere
lhipSine, Gil Gbeiter GauntD StoG Gbcr, 10
@ton0ten alt nm picgt 5piibcu $50 uno 400
Yfnnb, Gil brcitrdbCri0cr Siu06ulS ySa0tn
bcinabc ncu, init SobD, Carriage, 2 Yfige
G9gc ScttS Senleiteri uno S6CmCI, cine
ooppeltc Sctt lhwCre5 &orbCr9Cibirr, bopptlte
Sctt Carriage 0eldirr, = Gets cinipGnnNtS
8rldrr YfngSgcibirr, 2 Wtdbtr uno Shnits
ter, Der cine cir GrcclliOr un0 Der 0nocrc cn
Ybilp6bur9cr, cin YfcrOcgcpaIt GuttCrihntiotr,
Gill YOtcnt Ocurchen. cine Rdtcnt 0ru9dbel,
cine Sde'9riIl, ein gScIdFornid)Gtr ciu bop
peter SScIdtornphug GIicgcuncBr boppcltc
nno cinfadc Stincn, Gill berrlid)Cr 9citlattcl,
&ummetc, 3dnmc, Sperr, uub &ilbtcttcn, Ncd)en
uno Sabeln, cine 2ot ShmcbacIbrr, sin pcas
ltdnoi9e6 Npperat gum Minicr @eibdit, ais
Saljc, Strif, StrCen unb iIberboupt allc0 nd}ll
3rtbigc 'c-@cidfaa8 om ndmli6Cu Sag unb
Srt cine SCrIbicocnbeit ppn Soau5gcrdtben, ais
Srunt, &leiberIdrdnt. SooIjofen init 9IoDr,
Sbrotilinte, II. T. 10
Die Sepingnn9cn ain 8CrtauiStdgc uub Nuf.
partin9 bon
SSSono6 8ierp.
8eprgc 9S. -SluctioniCr.
Eebrudr 4 nob&
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-02-18
Den @rbefl.
Sefentlt6e 9Senbn.

2(uf Sreitaas ben 2Sffen Sebrudr. 1868,
Inn IL llbr Wtittass, loa al Der Bobnung beS
llntcr,ebneten, in SSeipaSpiae, 9owbiQ Saun.
ibip, 2s6a 9auntD, folgcnbeS betpc9lid,e @iaen-
tbum DfentIb pcriteigcrt werben namIi6:
3pei9ute 6aniIien. unb S6afT. ezssT
pferbe, 4 &iIbc pappn in Yrc. z4sWS
fit bis jnr &encu, ein 3ubtI6pcn, ~.
5 9duferibipsine. 2 3ipcigduls- -SSdgen unb 80
BY elmer babcn nit elernsu N6len unb gan, ncu,
Gin 3ipe isduIS'Srubpa9en, siu 3rsigdulS-
Sa9olbitten fir 6amiIlen- obsr onitism @e.
brau6, cine 10 gut ipie ncue Saanstop Carriage,
3Yfh9e, @sge, GultiUdtcr SeuIcitsrn unb S6e-
mel, Strcbbanf, 2 Sru6treife, 2 @raflcnIen, Gin
Yaar Ydntic'Y c'Yferbrgcidirre, Carriage 0ci6irr,
Rfu9Sgeibirr Gbcflcins, 8ilb., Sperr. unb
anoere 8etten, YifS, S6ippen, @abcn, @eden,
Yfoiteneien, Sen bel Der Some, Strob bcim
@ebuno, 8eIibtornIaub bsm @cbuno, Gin Sod.
ofen fir Solj Gin &oblen.Sfcn, Slide unb
Stilble, 3ilber, Stduner, Der Snbalt elmer
S6misoe, ais ein gutter ncuer @laSbaI9 Smbo6,
Sbrdubfcd cine Walbine um @ugcnrcifc Al
biegen, Sdnmer. 3ansen, unb nod anbcrt Nr-
tile! Die 81 eiucr SAmiepe 9cb6rsn, pic aud nod,
aHoere Sadsn 6n uinltdubIi6 ju meIpen.
Die @sbingun9cn an &ertaufStagc bon
a. .las Sofbua Semmel,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-02-18
6i6ruar II. 1868,

y + . I t t I d
- au 10 8 b alt er!
nDas alte gGe" BON 81. s, 8rdmer,
oifsrirt tntn srSbsrn Stcd, ais ie ,upcr. in al,
Ter Strf6isbsnbsIt 6 inteimif@rr@ dttr,
um Gnfanssr bon 6ausbaItunssn bamIt su Der.
ietsn, foruM tpIe rem Stpd bon ottn su rrsdn.
3sn, uno an eirsm rctp
9r6Beren JnOuCement-
ba baS gatltdm bur6 Gsirs anbalt.aten
pGruwof,t tcwr6t, OaB sa biz
Sor9d
81 l&iBm wrB, icl&s ale
6 As As 4, 10 oebleibtr uno
unsstlstGte SGraitn8s. 6u6 unb einrn, A
u. 6 4 8rgffiHcn,GSc MuaIine. witrer niepsrsr,
3 Al s uno 4 4 Sett. Sidin9 BON
IL Gents per Ydro aufpdrte,
= s uno 4 Surniturs Gbf2, perfties
oene StpIee uno preiTen, 3D..
@.blsiate unb unssbleiGts taumpollent 1ilG
Djdpcre, 6 A unO 4,
@stlsitts, uoasbidatt uno balls ssbltI&t. 9ti.
mere bc., an 8arsaus,
Iufia graf9, siur bOtls etirr, nisbertr, am.rifa.
nifde @raib Drapsrtns pom jeeer grrf&istsn,
tst,
8gasne Siia. .Dsdtn IN ntIsn 5artsn unb an al.
len YrtItn,
Wrisiass Suilts, ntus SrrptGunasn BON SIS
bs sis
Garbi8s wcilrne unb baunwcll,ne @opsrlits, ittr
niber.
8Iocr, Sid uno Stiesen Seltu6
Ron A, 5 A. 6 4 unp A an trrabss.
lttttn grtIlen.
6riltbe 8duip 6toern,
biz tfilen In etm Marft.
SdrpstJettcl uno Carpet @olle,
In alien 5artr unb prsifal-g grsil, wispr ME.
bertr.
Sell 2 does,
an nsusn 9ftIin une al neusn @aHirns.
% Stubirt Cure Snterefen uno era.
minirt orfen Stod, uno ,,poiteo" Sub
1uf in Dem ltncrmeBii6sn Saaen in
Siittr an
M. 6. 8rdmrr's
Alttm gdt, esssndbr Gem abin 5OtI.
Jsbruar 4, u..-. ...- - nabp
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-02-18
@elo falliiH, III Ttarftpajrrt ,perff.nn,, fnn,

Sttp Aohu NLtRuEt UtNEEuS
oaburc5 bag man icins @hd,er. Sdrsbmattria-
M lien, 8anb. Napier, u. T. ~, an BEN, ,i.l if
. s-r ,.sr. lpcblfsilen Stpbr ben Ht-t,.l,5 20.
-lhr Gpbratut Ntnf, r"'.
30. 81, sSr5t Samiltcn strdBs, unterbab btr
8tsn in alefitaun tduit-dllipo Sbr inmer tinrn
poleu Stcd Don Sbnlbhd)er ansasmdbft Qi>
ttrariidc @crfe, Glailical @hbtr fir gcItaieu
une Stapemicn, Gn9liite unp Oeutid,e sibsln,
Seitamente, @Dmn. @h6er, @cbetbfid)er, conn.
ta9situI' @iidcr unp Sraets. eolcririe Sdabild,.
u, 9do)nnngs .8arttn, Spiet, 5dldsnbhd,er,
@teidds, 8dmnc, Yfriten Nlbnms. Yieiures,
eraDonS, ebrcmaS, Nclieidfe. ybetcgrspbs. "
. Stereoieopes unb ltebsriibt.n, mn
tin pollt5 NGortement z S6rcibmatcriaIieu,
Solsfeetrn. Sldntbilhcr ppn ben ileinlten We-
mcraneum bis 81 ben 9toBttit Sdatbild,er uno
eeb9erS. SiarieS, EtnntrIYapier, nnb fur, vi.
les ba6 gssbcbnIid, in eintm' tritt GldiIe gud,.
-ltcbr 9tbalfen miro ''t.5 n3Hm' : . mas. o'.t
Waao pdpitr.. .,'''' ~
tlnler Stpf 8anbpapier unb y,crperS IN
grcB unp ipobl ,auSscndbH, bic Nutterns ,jinb
bic meilt lhDniteu im 0ldrtic, unp 10 lppblieil
dls bic pobfcillcn ...a. .., ,..-.....t,,. :, ~.
Wir iine bcrcit an Yreiicn 5u .pertallitn, mel.
DE CO ein 3ipsd MAIDEN fur pisienisen bic ,u
tanfcn pilniden beim - W., ~, :, 49,. D..
a SroB: uno Slein- Serfauf, f., . .
dnJnrufen nnb syaminirm uno iiber,tuat III ithi
oaB mir 10 pcblfciI petaufen Inunen,, alS. irssnp
Sin 6aus Der Qrt in peba @anntp. I'd
HnhrtNiten &nnoen unb bds YnbIitum ilbtr.
baipt lino tin9eidocn an,urufen unbf q 5r,s,,
~. llniere @dtsr aniulbadtn.. 10 y d 2
sSir lino iinner bcreit lino miaia unlern
Stof 81 3ei8eli, OBJ pct &dii gsmad)t ipirb op,r I
nld)t uno mir iinb cclidnpis hbetSeIat oab
penn elnlnal egbbirt, fsin auriifbalten ne6 8du.
fsrS lein iuiro. Siecerum ia9sil pir:: -N w. ~. 81,
&ommt uno iebet uns ebe Sbr lonlfpo
.a.a-f.- bln9ebet 5# uga s
Str9eilet ben Srt nidt. Samilton StmBe, un-
70. terbaIb Der sten, norplids Seit,. -s'.
nAr 3weite Sanb. Sf9er ,perbn gctauftuno
btrtanft, anger Sdnlbh6er. NJ ~ -, !, ~.
sonror 81 r-t .fi il.rr'g4tfe y. ~ D.
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-02-18
Sefentlt0er gerfdnf
BON
Der)iHiC;djPm Ci0ent6um,

9S lca auf pTsntlid)er @cnpu pCrtauft mcrpen,
uuf Sonncrlto9S ben 5ttn Mdrj, lin 10 llbr
@ormitagS am 0dnie hrS llntCr;chncttn in
G0taaudua, 9s.Dd GalmtD bdS foIgcnbt puion.
libe GiaCntbum, ndluid,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-02-18

uno Gin bltnoer WdEl oOTfEeHlinr Sppt-2
pavcn NIT 8dip'r Df @saeu, 3 Nihtfr. sih gutter
Drrigduls gGngsn Gin 3,esadels. 99ass1 NIT
eilernen W&fn urc sUpp. tdaJt' ntM Gin
Sp,tn9Gwaatn nit 2ann'n unp Dsiaitt. 2 5&iit.
ten NIT 2cbErs eiusr mil Gju6f1bl uno rtr
anre,t nit &ilin. S5Dblfn, Qadr 6Intrrshhirrs.
ein 2tsOsrseihirr, Qaar 9Jinftr a5'l6irfe, 70 gut
we neu, @Hu9aesihir. 8liaptaIftern 8umm5e.
5tirssunsBs cine nrue 5utrReib,l 2 Gt,dIftatn,
Gin autts pGg,lael6Irr mis iitb,rplattirfsm Ss.
fhldgs. elm Strnrg S<tenfasatn, elm ,meIipdn'
nige5 @sf@ir nit lIlbtrptaitirsim Btifldse, 2
0aar 6tuleitstnmit GGsmel. tsinnts nsu, Drsih,
mafGnr. pfsrorss@oIt unb Strap, 5ircbtanf.
gBinrmatle, sac, Drill. 70 gut ipit nsu. rin Stabl
braib DfabtrsGfn, gate pfIGss. Gs8sn, elm
Orsifrd YFus, Guttipator etsifpaasm
gfueewaaaen un0 SGiheibe, Sprr. urp dnosre
Strtifr, Daar 8ruitFftt'n, Gab'ln unb gtsden,
5attn. Sajpptn, Ntrtc, 2 Gsnlen 5tu&nefF
Gla6sbrs3s, S6Idsel, 3abrr, StGnner, 0dbsr
Settlaosu, Gins CUTE "a SiuaDn ubr, unb NOD
psIs anerre 2Igtift, ,u pfittdafts ,u mhpsn.
Die 8ebineunssn am SerfduTstass BON
Heubeu Wobr.
SiGruar II. 1868 nabS
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-02-18

li6 pcrtauft perben ndmli6;
Ga @ier Sdaffpfcroe, bupon cineS cin
M SubSgaHl, Socffner'S Stof, Sabre
&Awalt, 16 S0anb bod unb 1T Gin Dor.
ssAssaas4aa d treiFli6er Srcibcr unp Srbcitcr, Gin
8reDpfsrb, Sabre ait Gin gutter Sattcls unb
SicbersauI, cin S6par5cS Pferp, Sabre alt
meldeS etlpo 1000 Yfunb ipic9t, Gin 3 Sabre
altcS Silllcn, ein gebubigCr Trbciter, Gin Sabre
alte5 Sillcn, 10 Stitf Rinr5pieb bdrllnter
@tiIdtilbc nabe am &oIben bis our Scnbu
uno 5luci tommenb bis Spdtiabr, Gin 8inp
pcIbcS bis MRai in Yroft fommt, 5 SticrS, gut
9efittert, cin ipobl9efilttCrtcr SuQ etpa 1900
&funo ibiper, 2 Stinber, 3 Sbpeine, 4 Sd)afe,
Yferoc9eipdIt, SreI6mal6me, Strap unb Sditts
Ter, cine gSnomiblc, beinabe nell, cine Sde<
Drill, cin Sicr9dnl5s sgSagen, Gin 3ipGi9dulSs
Bagcn nit Scbb, unb SprieacI, 5pci SettS
Sietcrn, alleS in gutter Srber, ein @n9duS- SD
gen nit @ooD, 2 &arrCn unb &arrcn.@ @eI6irr
10 gut ipie neu bcrfcrtigt bon gSof, Gin 4rin,
hilbert SalIin9tcp gSagcu, 9ugsic, 70 gut al6
neu init Seibiel unb 9annen, cine pffcne 9u0gic,
cin gSellbfcrnpfug nb gScll6forncoae, ,pei
Rfi9e, cine @g9e, Spsrr-, 8lb. nnb anbere
Setten, alleS beinabe ncu, 5ipe ScttS WGnfiege,
lfirr, &ummetcunb SlnbbaIftcrn, anbcrc 0alf,
tern, enc Strobbdnf, cine polIe Sctt Gr,arab-
0elbirr. S6ippen unc YidS, cine Sett Stein,
trcber Gel6irr, H. /. ip.
6crnerj SanS9erdbidaften, ais jtpci @ct.
ter nno gettltelltn, sin 8ofofen nit Stcbr unb
3ngebrr, jipci Yarlor Ssfen nit Robr, sin Sol,,
offen 10 gut pic nell, 5O0drDs Carpets 10 gut ais
nen 30 Sul6cl 8runbbccren, Sil6eunb Stibe,
3lbcr uno Stdnner, unb picIe oHS;Tr Nrtltcl ,l
umftGnoli6 ju melben.
9epin9un9en6 Ronoten Grebit mo
Nufportun9 purd .......
lcSffNf1nnrh itnN Rnrh
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-02-18
Sefentlt0e 0enblt.

Quf Oonnerifa9s ben I2ten Mdre, 1865,
Inn IL llbr 9littagS, iolcn am 0aulc bon
ScnrD s, g 6iparB, nabc Srcrcrtalln,
2eba GauntD, Die fcIgcnoCn bctprgIQcn 0ftcr,
bas Gigcntbum BON S6parb mb gorh, Dffent-
lid pcrtNnft nerben, nGmlidl
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-02-18
@eproe O1nfel,
Sefentlt6e 95enbu.

OounCrifda5 Cen l2ten Wdr., 1868,
uc. 12 llbr Mit,agt, icGta an 0-uls ee6 In.
tsris Artrr, noAt 6oifisp0t. in Der Ratun.
aia Iounidtp 9,fa GdHap. fogmos bsmegl,dt
Giuttr 5fhtl'b vtttauit nessH, ndmiia:
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-02-18
GOn(iIiirt4 4Gurr 9DtfrfGra.

;. Gin ,Gsnnp" eifpait if.ein / t,tnps
ue oirrt" IttS fnuli'' rli
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-02-18
Oefentltfber 8erfauf

Gs 'ioacn alf bFehhidcr Smpu ptrtunft ipcrbcn,
auf Sienifa9s btll25. 6ebruar (6aiinabD 1868,
al Der gBoDnuns ees zllntrr,cid)n,teu, nnb aui
Der poblbctannten Souerei bcS 3 Siadt
Srein 49, In Sb6 Nacungit Sullni6ip,
9cbd GalntD, bd5 fcgcilbc beid,rebene mtrtb-
pclc pcripnlite Ggentbum, ndmli6:
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-02-18

) 8rr eute pfrrOe 3 @rsY MGiih-
Dftrp', 6 s}atrf at eta brauner
ts0ui Z Sabre 1tt w,ltSc, sir gu,
ter Gislsr un0 jflmili'nadu! IT.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-02-18

,aourtb paB man icine ShbT. z Sd,rtibmuttria-
lieu, 8anb. Yapir,gn T. ~, an beu,, ,i..n iL
r..-, .. lpcbisilcn Stpbr ben ,,, 4+.,--4 .,.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-02-18
Sefentlt6e 9enbu.

3ipei bortrsf1ibe Ndbrsn, bar
inter cine quite SatteImdbrc, Gin
eortrefai6cS 3ubtIbpcin, Sipei
2duferI IbipCinc, Gin ,ipcilduIS
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-02-18
10 Stud 9utc pfero'

n borunter Gin lctdt, MSsMf -
AEk branneS *ferb7 Z Sabre
alt, en gute5 Sottcl, WM
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-10-30

e
LOCOMOTIVES ExPLosIoN,-About ten
o'clock yesterday morning the yard
engine at the Bellaire terminus of the
Central road exploded, with tremen-
dous scattering of steam and hot wa
ter. The engineer miraculously es-
capped without a scratch, the fireman
had one OF his shoulder blades broken
land two of the bystanders were
scalded though not seriously. The af-
fair created an immense excitement in
the village, before the facts could be
known, onereport affirming that sir mon
had been killed. The boiler ofthe loco
motive had been patched and this spot
provedtoo weak to withstand the strain.
The company seems to. have permitted
somewhat questionable risk of life
in allowing the use of defective
boiler on the road. issa
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-10-30
me Doctors DIPLOMA. hangs In hisofIiee

SKIN DIbEAE5fE5 SPEEDILY CURED.
naaf1A-4y 4zs-l 1iiFe5 ~ az
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-10-30


Pursuant 10 the decree made and entered
in the above entitled cause on the 18th day
of October, 1858. VIII on MoSDASTHE 28n
City OF Wheeling, West Virginia, 10. i505S
Fourth street, and thereafter by adjourn
ment as shall be found necessary proceed to
Fiji. An account OF all moneys and ef-
feels belonging to the estate of Mary smith,
Morgan, and William b. Morgan, or either
of them, as administrators of Josiah MorE an
deceased. And what amount ofmoney and
effects remained In the hands of Josiah Nor
gan at the time OF his death, belonging to
said Mary Smiths estate, and the amount
OF his indebtedness IL any, at the time OF his
whether SUFFICIENT estate, and II so what es-
tate OF Josiah Morgan legally applicable to
W. Morgan and William b. Morgan admin
istTators of Josiah Morgan, 70 pay TO the es-
tate OF Mary Smith The Indebtedness OF
Josiah Morgan to such estate at the time of
the said Josiah Morgan diedseized of, ifan y
and what disposition has been made of the
Second. An account fanny bonds, notes,
securities or other evtb ofdebts belong.
ing 70 the estate OF Mary Smith and remain
Ing uneolected. Aud 10 ascertain and re-
port II the same or any part, and which of
Them, could have been collected, during the
lime tine said Josiah Morgan actsd az Ex-
ecutnr- or said Mary, smithis, estate aud
whether the same or any part thereof can
now be collected, or could have been since
the appointment of an administrator dc
boIiiS NON of Mary Smiths estate. And 10
ascertain and reportwhat amount of money
has been lost to the estate OF the said Mary
Smith, II any, by the neglect OF thesaid M.
ecutor Icsiah Morgan, IN falling TO collect
the debts due said estate. 7-f77t
Third. Toascertain and report what lega-
Giles under the said viii Of Mary Smith, have
been paid to the legatees, TO whom, the
amount and the date, and also what legacIes
yet remain to be paid and their amount.
Also shall enquire Into and make'report OF
any land all other matters may deem per-
tinent, HANNIBAII FORBESs
OcE22-doaW4W.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-10-30

IN a BAD Box-At the adjournment
OF Police Court yesterday morning, the
money ofHenry swigert was brought
forward by the policeman who had
taken charge OF 1t. to pay Henry's fine.
No sooner was this done than Constable
ghanley attached for debt the remain
der In the hands OF the policeman. AS
his watch had already been attached,
Henry found himself minus time
piece, and some twelve dollars in
money. beside the five or six dollars
which went TO pay his fine, a lesson
which It ia lobe hoped may be OF some
benefit to him.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-10-30

NEW MusIo.--Fischer & Bro. publish.
ers and music dealers Dayton Ohio,
have placed us under obligation TO
them for some fine music. "ohi where
art thou dreaming 2" with words by
Thos. Moore. and music by Karl Merz;
Sweetheart Polka by Mary s. Shir-
ley and "SerenAde'' with words by
H. Cornwall and music by Dr. n. ].
wiesel. They are all good, and those
who have heard the new piece by Dr.
wlesel speak of 1t as one of the most
beautiful things Of The season. -.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-10-30

Leave Wheellngs
daily att 4:S0 pm.
Arrive "a 49,
Gnafton........ 800 $
Cumberland 1:63 a m
HArpefs Ferry6se0 g
Winchester. $50 "a
Baltimore ..... $40 "a
Washlngton--9:5O "
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-10-30
The Merchants ProtsetIYe Union
Mercantile Reference RsgistBf

ViH e MER0HANTSsE sPRoTECTIVR
UPTON, orRanized 10 promote ana
befs to attain faciiitY ana NJ sges sSTE
In the granting OF credits, aud the rS.
eoveEy Of Chains At an olnfs; have 10 an
publish In one large quafto volume. = 49,
TaE MERCHANTS PROTECTIVE nHTnrl
Till EiEGIsFEEs, con-
NATURE OF BUEINEs8. lTOufT OF q PTTalr
E1eLAH c1AL SEArsnnSo AND BAFIsG31slTsb
chlnta, traders, bankers maulifaefnrsTs
and public companies IN more RAM ~ m n
t5TonIsnt liz aud settlsments
Tories. and the British PToYfnteg al floTfi,
america; and embracing the most sImpor-
% enable the merchant 10 aScertafn m a
gtanee me OARTEAIs, CHARACrER audIlE-
- - Ols1DIr Of such of his enstonaets as
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credit comprising also q EeIrSpTDeT l1fyso-
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lels relative 70 each Journal, being a COM
~ gqlae % the Fress or every county In
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OF eredl and as the same will be based 20
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tne gn1ted States trans portation paid y
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Stock, IN Slddtnon TO participating IN the
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-10-30
soUrHwARD BouSD.-Yesterda


SoUTHW ARD BouSD.-Yesterday
morning, boat loaded with emf
grants, stopped for time at the lower
part of the wharE Two weeks ago
| they cast loose from their moorings at
The mouth of Clarion Greek, and had
foated one hundred miles down the
1 Allegheny and into the Ohio, on their
way to Tennessee. The entire colonyS
comprising ten families, and some few
single men, is from the counties of
Clarion and venango, in Pennsylya-.
mia, and numbers sixty three souls In
all. Their destination is Middle Ten
nessee, where nearly all viii settle
in Dixon county and the remainder at
no great distance. a number OF the
men have already spent some time in
that country. some of them having
passed the summer in Tennessee, and
now they are returning, taking with
them in their capaeious boat their wives
and children, their household furniture
and farming utensils, ready with strong
hearts and willing hands to begin life
over again In new country. As we
looked on the boat loaded above with
the outfit OF the company and with the
horses standing at either end, We
thought of the old Acadian farmers
who came over the sea to settle under
the bright skies of Louisiana.
All the farmers have purchased land
in Tennessee and have only TO go on
and occupy it. We conversed with an
intelligent man who seemed leader
among the company, and who told us
that he had spent some time In the
country whittier they were going, and
that he had been treated with uniform
kindness by The inhabitants of the
country. Land, he said, could be
bought very low, as the holders of the
large estates were anxious TO sell OF a
part OF their farms. to relieve them
from tne surplus of land and 10 free
themselves from debt. To this end
they are disposed to encourage North
ern capital and enterprise. and
treat with consideration those who come
among them. This sentiment of course
does not extend to the floating popula-
ton and those who have not the welfare
of the State at heart. We are glad TO
know that this colony includes a NUM-
Der of young unmarried men, whose
influence may go far in the reconstruc-
ton OF Southern views and doctrines.
We wish our emigEants q pleasant
voyage and peaceful and happy life
in the new homes they have chosen.
When the South shall be colonizsd
with Northern thrift and industry, her
prospects, fair to become once more q
wealthy and powerful part OF the great
commonwealth. 2
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In rendering our aeknoWl edgmsnts for tla
patronage we have enjoyed ia flis ne -,
yuEs Of cIIr ffierda 2 - 49, =.
Our prices for every aEfIcle have I5aay ic,-
eL1n Ee sllall use our best endeaTors 10 STi;sss
nell o4ler 70 Al who may faypr ps WIN
.stsss3a RstltI -. easTss5
81 y aADDRE69
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-10-30

BoARD OF REe1srRATIoN.-Th This board
meet yesterday morning at the Court
House. The business transacted was
ofthe usual character. embracing the
hearing Of appeals, and the exam
inAtion and correction OF the books OF
the township registrars.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-10-30

PRoGRRss.-Columbus sailed to the
American coast in a four hundred ton
ship, and first landed ON the island of
ST. Domingo. Last week a vessel from
ST. Domingo unloaded. In New York
over four. hundred tons of st. Croix
Rum for p. a. Drake Il Co., ofthat city.
This is but few weeks' supply of
this article, which these gentlemen use
in the manufacture. OF the celebrated
PLANTATION BITTERs. We are inform.
ed by an exchange that Messrs. Drake
& Co. have not ADVERTISED a dollar for
a year, but that the sales of this article
continue ut theformer enormous figure.
In 1864, the receipts of the PLANTATIoN
BrTrERs were equal to those OF the New
York & New Haven Railroad.
MAGNOLIA wATRR-Superior 10 the
best Imported German Cologne, and
sold at half the price. eodSwfs