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The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-05-21
FOR THE DEMOCRAT.
TO M

TO N.
Love thee does the morning dew
Invigorate the flowers
Love thee do the roses love
The falling April showers?
Love thee does all nature bud
When spring time strews the plains
When forest warbers from each bough
Pour forth their sweetest strains?
Love thee does the fevered lip
Cling to the ice cups brim
Love thee does the ivy love
To twins each reaching limbs
Love thee! does all nature prove
There is q Great First Cause?
Love thee do the orbs above
Obey His changeless laws?
Love thee alas, too well love,
When loving is despair;
Love thee look in and read my heart
The proof is written there.
May Q, 1852. BBSrOS.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-05-21
PUBLIC LAND SALE.

NOTICE is hereby given. that in pursuance Of
" instructions from the Commissioner of the
General Land Office, under authority vested 10
nim BY the 9th section of the act of Congress
approved Sd August, 1916, as extended by the
act of June 26, 1906 we shall proceed to offer at
public sale, in front of the State House in the
city OF jackson, State of Mississippi, on the %
day OF July, 1899, the following described tracts
Of land, to.wit:
Fraction Section l, Township Is, Range west
North and East of the Choctaw Boundary.
Fraction Section l, Township IL, Range west
North and East of the Chociaw Boundary.
Fraction Section |, Township lS, Range west
North and East of the Choctaw Boundary.
Fraction Section |, Township 10, Range west
North and East of the Thoctaw Boundary.
10. BILL, Register.
r. A. Ark, Receiver
April 80, 1879, 85St
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-05-21

20 Fortune Fortune all men call thee
fcklo.' Thus wrote Shakespeare; and prob
ably in his day the sentiment was we'll timed
and appropriate; but in these times, the
blind goddess" is more disposed to dispense
her favors than in days of yore. Those for,
tunate persons who have recently received
handsome prizes in the lotteries managed by
Wood, Eddy q Co., have no reason to ex-
claim that fortune is tickle. By addressing
the above firm, at Augusta, Ga, or vii.
mington, Del, (who are the successors of
the well known firm Of Samuel Swan & COY
and enclosing SO, $5 or 50 so, fora whole,
half or quarter ticket in any of their grand
schemes, purchasers will be Surprised to re.
alize how poor an estimate Shakespeare had
of the character of the goddess. ss.-Mercury.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-05-21

TAR AND FEATHERs.-Th Mississippi
City Democrat, Of the 18th, says:
A number of the employees in the found
cry of Messrs. Bradford & Harrison, Hands.
boro', administered coat of tar and feathers
to fellow-workman on Tuesday night last
and on the following day sent him on his
way rejoicug-that he escaped so free y.
The cause of his receiving such mark o
their diSpleasure was, his having been more
intimate than good morals justify with the
wife of young man in the same fouudery.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-05-21
VIRGINIA.

The election Of Virginia Governor comes Of
on the 26th inst. Indications favor Mr.. Letcber
th" Democratic nominee, enough to warrant thu
belief that he will beat his antagonist by an over
whelming vote-by at least the majority d
Wise over Flournoy, in '55. His opponent
Goggn is an "Oppositionist," >" who repudiate,
hnow'Nothingism. He is hardly possessed Of
20 much ability as Flournoy, and is by nc
means match for Letcher. The latter Gen.
tieman, we regret TO learn, is in very precari-
Gus health He has been compelled by disease
to retire from the canvass. Mr.. Montague. the
candidate for Lieut.. Governor, proffers to meet
Mr.. Gogsin in all the appointments which Mr.
Letcher's i'll health prevents him from attend
ing. This proposition Mr.. Goggin begs leave
to dectane, although he has heretofore met the
gentleman at several of the appointments. The
papers say that Mr.. Montague so completely
overwhelmed Mr.. Gcggin that the latter i
afraid to meet him. Circumstances go to sus.
tain the surmise. But it has ever been cbar,c.
terlstlc of the opposition, under all their noms
dc pIun1e to shirk debate whenever moss bla
They have always seemed and seem now. to
think that their only hope is in keeping the
people IN the dark, and they fear debate be
cause they have no principles to advocate. and
are therefore compelled to take up their time
IN arguing down tie principles of Democracy
In this they have always so signally failed that
they have become ludicrously timorous. Let
the Opposition shew a better set of principles
tnan the Democratic before they ask the people
10 place them in power. So far from attempt
ing this in Virginia, Tennessee and Kentucky.
they ignore all principle and expect TO glide
INTO once, not upon their own merits, bnt
ap'n what they term the corruption of the
democratic party. The people are too sensible
to be so easily humbugged, and prefer anv
party Whatever to no party all; and that surely
IS no party which pretends to no uniform SET
OF principles upon which to conduct the Gov.
ernment. The consequence will be that the
Opposition will be as badly defeated in everv
southern State-ezcept possibly Maryland
that hot-bed of federalism and u'nnission-,s
vas that departed specimen of dark lantern
ianatieism, originated by the Devil and the
Yankees, yclept Know Nothingism.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-05-21
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
AUDITORS OFFICE. JACKSON.

T MADISON MoAFEE, Auditor of Pubic &c
d, counts, of the State of Mississippi, do hereby
ceftify that the Etra Insurance Company of
Hartford located at Hartford, Connecticut, has
complied with the ict entitled an Act : To regu-
lnte Agencies of Foreign Insurance Companies. "
approved january Slst, 1857; and in virtue of
the power Invested in me, by said law, | hereby
authorize Edward L. Bower. Agent for said Com
pany at Yazoo City, in the County cf Yazoo, tc
transact business of Insurance in this State, until
the first day of March. 1860.
Given under my hand and seal of office, at thu
city of Jackson, this first day of March, A. D.,
1859. MADISON McAFEE,
&c. .I..l.l.. A
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-05-21

An advertisement appears in the News,
published at Enterprise, Miss, addressed to
ship owners and masters of our mercantile
marine, Offering $500 each for 1000 native
Africans, between the ages Of fourteen and
twenty, sound and healthy, to be delivered
within twelve months, at some point between
Pensacola, Florida, and Galveston, Texas.
The advertisement is signed by eighteen
responsible citizens, whose character is vouch
ed fol by the editor of the News.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-05-21

R. H. Purdom, the gallant young editor
of the jackson Eagle, attained his majority
on the 9th inst. He says the girls have
made him think himself nsan long since
He has been an editor for four or five years,
fought half dozen duels, and won ever 81
many hearts. We congratulate him upon
his assumption of mans prerogatives.
Monticello Journal.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-05-21

SHIPwREcK.-The ship Pomona was re.
Gently wrecked off Wexford, having on board
three hundred and ninety,fve passengers
and ffty-two in the crew. Only seventeen
of the former and three of the latter were
saved.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-05-21

A Coop SHoT.-The Monroe (La.) Reg
lister, Of the 18th, has the following:
Mr.. 7. P, Richardson informs rs that he
killed three 6ne deer at one shot, all falling
almost in their tracks There were but the
three in The drove, and they were pursued
by a pack of dogs. Fine shot, that Who
can beat it?
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-05-21

The colOred people of Chicago, at a meet>
ing on the 25th ult., which was very hume
rously attended, adopted resolutions declar,
ing 1t the imperative duty of every free col
ored man in the United States to emigrate
to Hayti, and appointed committee to open
corr espondence on the subject with that
Republic.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-05-21

ReHHsmSsr The Democratic Meeting on Monday. We
hope tOisee large attendance. Let us prepare
OuF AFmoS for the fight, and crush out incipient
Black Repabieanism FROM YazoO county. Some
OF our citizens, through mistaken confidence, may
nave .neir Judgment entrapped and be tempted
ln'o TIE camp Of the Opposition" Let every
Democrat be up and doing, and convince his
ne'gnOors that BY 50 doing be is joining hands
with cQnsPirators and giving aid and comfort to
the Black Republican pArty-.ths dSadiisst enemy
af the South.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-05-21

We learn from the Vicksburg Whig that
Judge Yerger will not hold the May term
Of the Circuit Court in Issaquena county, on
account of the high water.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-05-21

RICHARD HIMSELF AoAIN.--Ex Gov
Foote arrived in our city last evening. In
personal appearance he has made another
sudden change, and he can now be readily
recognized by his old friends, as the venora.
Bile and res oected Governor Of "0uJd lang
syne."-Jackson Eagle.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-05-21

You are rather hard npOn rnc, as the loafer
said to the briekba
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-05-21
THE BURIAL CAsKET!
&SIaSilssz.aSE -. ~
w iSS n %
ORANh'S PATENT.

'HE undersigned have received large supply
of all sizes and styles Of these beautiful Met
allie Burial Cases.
The Casket is the most chaste and elegant
receptacle for the dead that has ever been brought
before the public. They are finished in the iaest
tyle. being beautifully lind with white satin,
and furnished with the finest French plate glass
they give full and perfect view of the quiet
sleeper within.
The Casket is perfectly air-tight, composed Of
metal, and will last for ages.
DeS~ We have now supply of the Casket on
hand, and respectfully invite our friends to call
and examine them.
They have also he exclusive right to sell With
in tie limits Of Yazoo County.
Fisk Metallic BurfaI Cases.
COFFINS will be- made for those who prefer
them. Orders attended toat all hours, whether
by day or night, or Sundcy
FITGHETT 8 FLEMING. :.
Yazoo City, August 10, '58.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-05-21

Risks taken by the above solvent couu.
Cotton Gins. Dwellings and Merchandsa Oh
lowest N.W Orleans rates. Planters and Of oth. ID,
wishing to effect insurance upon their nro"I U'ue
are requested to give the above their at, sn,jPef
Yazoo City, May 81, 1889. Aseat
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-05-21

the Peace, duly qualified to Administer -, :
G RIPLEY, President, and THOMAS K. Roa'A$
Secretary and seYerally made solemn GGE' oaGE' u
the foregoing tatement of the assets onS hs
tion of the Etua Insurance Company i !. cOndi
HENRY FOWLER. Justice Of ,bs ps' pue'
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-05-21

a3o~O3Nc
LIABILITIES.
The Amount of Liabilities due or not
due to banks or other creditors nothing
Lossos adjusted and due none.
Losses adjusted and nnt due 2O,OlS, "a
Losses unadjusted, in suspense, wait
ing uither proof or contested. 90, 963. q,
All other claims against the Company are small.
for printing, &c.
Agents instructed to take no risks exceeding
$40 900, without special permission.
The greatest amount insured in any one citv
town or village, varies
The greatest amount allowed to be insured in
any one block also varies.
Z. G. RIPLEY, President.
THOS. x. BRACE, Jr Sec.
Hartford, Feb. l4th, 1859.
STATE OF CONNECTICUT, :. HARrPoHD,
Hartford County. February IA, 1859.
Personally appeared before me, Justice Of
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-05-21

License Your Dogs =
DOG-OWNERS will do we'll to r -
| J license and collar their dogs
within ten days from he date here - -
Of At the expiration of that time, -
| shall proceed to kill all Of the canine tribe
find not licensed, according to law
A. B. JOHNSON, City Marshal
May II, 1859,
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-05-21

Talue Market valu
$65,53S,2.
4,2I2,1I
RO9,1sO,3,
I21,812,s.
$4,000 44,OOO.
28,00O 2S,OOt.
25,OOe 25,OOO.
$4,000 10000.
10000 10000.
$4,000 $4,000.
5000 5000.
22o 40.
56,5OO 57,5O2.l:
$4,000 1886.
10000 9,loO.
10000 10000.
$4,000 4S,boO.
25,000 28,U00,
SO 600 $4,000.
$4,000 26,5Oo.
10000 10000.
~ fUV ~ ZiZ.
1880.
5000 1880.
5000 $3.50.
5000 $3.50.
1900 1872.
$4,000 $4,000.
10000 $4,000.
$4,000 1880.
24,OOo 28,O0O.
10000 ll,4OO.
5000 $500.
1900 1900.
46,5Oo eO,45O.
10000 10000.
10000 1O,5OO.
10000 1910
1900 1900.
10000 10000.
10000 lO,4CO.
10000 10000.
10000 $4,000.
$4,000 % 400.
10000 10000.
10000 $4,000
10000 $1,000
10 900 1O,4OO
10000 24,4OO
10000 1920
22,4OO
10000 5000
10000 10000
10000 11,2oo |
10000 27,5OO
10000 $4,000 |
10000 $4,000 !
10000 1900 |
10000 44,4OO |
10000 2S,6OO
'U,VUO %, 6O0
10 900 42,4OO
1000 45,1Co
$1,000 II 300 i
5000 24750 |,
4S 055.67I
29,659,68
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-05-21
ANNUAL STATEMENT

OF Tie condition Of Tie -KTNA TNSU-
RANCE COMPANY, Januarg lxt
1858, made to the Auditor of Public
accounts Of tie State of Mississippi, as
required By lar Of January 81, 1857.
The name of the Corporation is ETNA INSU
RANCE COMPANY, located at Hartford, Conn.
The Capital Stock is One Million Dollars, and
is paid up.
The ASSETS of the Company are
Par vah1a ATor1 .,o1,,,
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NOVEMBER A K ] z ]. 4 ] , 3 ! 18 1855.

senses of:isight and smell-.a. thing from
which even 9 ,tobaceo-yo yorm; would, turn
with disgust he is proud Of It, exhibits 1t
triUmphantly I'd his smoking acquaintdn-
ces, and parades itqostentatio6sly in the
fashionable thorough ghfaress a-ays 45,-
=, The married mcerschaumite: is, as a gem
eral thing, incurab1e. He stands upon his
privileges as the head of tie household.
and .putfs the, noisome fumes from his SVol-
can into his wifeis ringlets with the most
provoking sang Jroiid. It's stale vapor
clings to her lace curtains, gets into her
bureau, and dcontaminat testh her W wardrohe, -
1t insinpates itself through the. kcyhole of
her boudoiE, finds its way into her piano,
penetrotes her writing case, and spoils the
flavor of her pcrfumed note paper. No
fragrant essences, no sdchets filled with
oderlterous gums andrEspices, will avail
against the smeerscha um.4- toyerpowers,
extinguishes; them. All the poor wife cail
do Is to keep as far as, possible from her
volcanic spouse while in state Of sruD-
tiona refuse tolTkits him afterward! . Ffhe
loves her better than four inches of smoke
polluted clay, and the Supplying, poison
Gus vapor that he draws through it, per-
-haps, he may give it up and become d
ikissable Christian. But alasliwheni AMMAN
marTies, he, seems to. think he has acquired
an indcfeasible right to smoke, and that
Hymens y. 9 t torch was made expressly to light
cigars. 80 - t'.sst it1S't.St 81 Z
2IBachelor meerrchanmites, if inilOve, may
7beFeformed. tSee'toit, young ladies that
You make your consent 10 e1iii III con
Sl9 dlt9l9nal gl YPoIns their joining "the Infant
Bonds of Joy pledged against the use of
tobacco in any FORM ~ % tSe9 Mrs. Jellnby's
remarks in 'Bleak House.nJ Iiet revsr9
young ladgwllo, hasa lameerschaumitefor 4
weethearts say to him, when lie pops the
question III Choose sir, between me and
meerschaum-you cannot have Jofi. d Il
he seeks to'evade the issueSor expostuldtes;
or proposes to compromiise On a basis Of
80 zone cigar day. Or, does anything short
OF clasping his hands beseechingly, turn
ing up the'whites Of his eyes; exclaimin}g
insterventl tones, 'Yo1t! yow!=-beforemten
thousand fmeerschaumsIY reject hims;4I Is
I1sEphriaml. lis is Joined to his idols, let him
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Wheeling Baptist, Church, south sidc CLAY between
Fifth and Sixth p 4 rls.t5.r5i 4,z
Disciples Church, Market, between Biddlc and Third
-Streots ~ - b .-L-+sss.z5
HhNaAN Ell ~ fFtUEEStANT. 81 Ant. H4aa
German Protestant Church, west side Main between
'0ulhcS anu Monroe Key. ~ Fr1edrtcl1 pastor.
FIRST German Evangelical Protestant Church, East
Wheeling Rev. VIM. Heller, pastor ''.'3
German Lutheran Church. Rev " FuorrprDor
rastor.,L & z y ntI 2 ~ - { = 20
'.s -. JEWISH SYNAGOGUE A.
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From tho New York LedsSr!1 81
s.iiiTiMaaro1,tais15ITIIr1iii9gi N

.
Manasmokes, woman is smoked. A pas
sion # ffoE o iphaling, the vapor of tobacco
through the clay. of Silica and the amber
oftKS1onigs of sberg and 8femel seems pc efyade
the male world Of America. n ,Thessmaniaa
''runs likesthe cholsra,'D and is as intense
as the ntoras lttcduEis .tlreye of a quarter,
of century ago. Young America talks /
meerseha haum, feeks I'M eerschaum, and the
capillary tphesso sofhis ado1esent moustdchey
are surcharged with 1neerschaufn! His
clothes, his breath, bis pores, exhalc mar mar
catine; To eolora eIofI poF6hs clay, is
one OF the! grand aifnsSof hisillifs;tog die,
oeforelt5 eiI'I1s. blackens isto leave the world
with his destiny 6aIf ished. ,-
: When, his silicious tubeisnewt andapnre, a
the.mteeFsch O.! haumite is ashamed of it. He
pulls away at. II alone and in Us SECRET. He
smokes y mi, strong nerye=shgtte cirs
gars, provocative of thirst for tScoek4
tails in order TO impregnaterit the. sooner
with the ssentials oil of 4tfthe ,weed,'r and
When 1T has 'become an abomination to the
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CITY DIRSECIToRYy.. 2
WHEELING PosT oFFICE.
Arrival and Closing Of the .Maila

A-H
Washington, Pa. daily, Except sundayo arrives a.
10 A. NJ closes ut SaOR ii.
P1rkcrslNrg (by the-Rivcr,) arrives at s A. n, on
"Wednesday, Friday and Sunday. Closes at $50 A. NJ
Monday, Wednesday and friday.
Porkersburg, by b. 10 R. r., arrives at GAS P. NJ
Closes at G3O N.
% Mail Tran from the East, arrives at 1853 a. NJ
Express Train; from the East arrives at $50 A NJ
Accommodation TraIh1 from the East (except sun
day,) arrives at G:l3 p. 81. Closes at G30 4. NJ.
y msPittsbuEgh, [exCSpt sunday J, arrives at A. M
Closes at1OA- NJ , I II
Cleveland Pittsburgh Nay Mail Cexccpt sundny,)
arrives qf1l:s0A. N. VGl6sesat l6A.M
Great Western: Except Sunday arrives at12 NJ
- ST. clairsve, arrives at 7. NI CIoses at $50
cadiz daily, except suhdnsl arrives at P. NJ
Bethany, Va arrives Tdes,lay, TIlnrsday and Satur
d"yHat l2tM Closes sallo days ut 1920 I'm. s,t
AZ Rycrson's Station, arrives Saturday, at s p. M
Closes Friday, at t6 Am.
Tho Overland Mail California leaves ST. Louis
every Monday and Thursday, Mt Al NJ: Letters de-
signed for 1t should be marked Overland, win ST.
q The llails ffoa ST Jo5aefi No. Ito Placer
vto, via Salt Lake City, leaves St. Joseph every Sat
urday, at g. NJ. Letters Should be marked Dover
land, via st. Joseph 1a1fsr F-f, ri - =
"a once opens at $50 A. N Closes at 1880 P. NJ
Open on. Sundays, from tOiS p. n. '3H
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aCharlestoWn. Inrors.

q. The Clerlestown correspondent, of the
SsM York aiSEne Sp gives the following de5
no o1 the way the Jurors are qualified
IN tue treasonlt trials: -" -
=, 49, "A 9tolld'and heavy man stands up before
tsie1s l{g uqge 70 answer the necessary ques-
IONS. ms countenance nl9 is Lighted only. by
the nope el OF getting 4 chance TO give his
VOICE Y'oft 2 against the wounded man upon the
.groune.- Aoutcanfsee this as plainlysas if
he ei told you. = E. s.. =, 80 a :; i,
s.. .JadgeTMere Tou at HarPer's, Ferry, sir,
during these proeeedings2 e .sas sai' .lia.9
guror-Noi sir.
Is s'Jndge-Hou ARE "a frceholder of this
II GuEo}rT7Yes, G Or 79t sir ;r.5 .54 ary.ssrr a,
al, SuageLMafe yF you @ heard the evidence in
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iFoI@Sale e3lOg:rl,,l@Rent. ~


OFFER iF0R SALE OR RENT, TIIRAIILLp PRO.
IdeFEltTY known tho leWOOdland Mills contain.
ing three run OF BnrrS with all the mOlern impbTe-
ments There isalso excellcnt sstt Of Ur1ine Ma
clnnea with roonrfor additional ulachiicry rer-
ed connected with tho mill. Possession given fnme-
ulntely, IL required. 3. ., :.si glu- 20 ti{ g @
Also for sale. two flrms each containing over ono
hundred and sixty acres OF which there! are
about ono hundred atFes cleared, IN excellent order
and in good state of cultivatiOn with an Orchard
and Farm Dwelling Houses thereon. On the Other
there are about acrrs cleared with good Orchard
and buildings
Alsoaone lot Of ground containing Gbott seven acres
in high state of cultivation, with two frame DIxcl-
ling Houses thereon large Store House, with cellar
underneath, shop, and stablinE foreiEht
horses, together with other buildings that are ntcs
saryg All tic above property Il situated within one
one one-alf miles of the Ohio River, on Fish Creek
marshall county, on tile Fish Creek TURNPIKE q lcanp
to BelltOn; on the j. 60 RAilrOad, 81 II EJ ifS,
This Is ono Of the best locations in II. W. Virginia
for the purchase of wheat and other grain Tho above
ts offered the following terms: OnefoUrt
OF the purchase money to be paid ii hand and tho laI-
ance In equal nstalments one, and three
approved security. s.-
ANY person Purchasing eanhayC tho opportunity of
seeding this fall il required can alsobe suppliewith
al ktn1sof stock aud farming utchails on aceommo-
dating terms. gid ,.fI. yiSj - f,iiE TIT5T X ~
For further information apply to the subscriber on
the promises. CEss ,Iis III. IIOIsEBROOK. ,tI
9ugll-d&w2m- a. Woodlands NIarllsall co. Va.
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wHEELINOIoDGE, 10. IL.

WHEELING LODGE, No. 12s. z r i.
Meets rat and third Thursday of each month ex-
day.
W: J: Bates. W. NJ T. H. Logan. g w, W. c. Hail.
j. vs. 4. Melvin. Secretary, +. A. BreHtlinger Treas
IrCr, IA. Clement, S. D. G. A. Linek, j. D., J. Z.
Beans, Tyler. -. .tf ~ r !" =
PAST M4srly:-sI qoshot5yi, W J. Bates, T. H VII
Iiams, T. A. BrentlingeF. = 4 2 q q
- t7ii OHIO LODGE, No. 1o1. ~ - :. 5 ~ ~
Meets drst and third Mondays OF cuch month. :. \.
D. Donen' w. NJ. W. ]. Houston. s. H-y.A:J swces
w, Jas MeCluney, Soc. William Wilson, Treas,
c. W Recson, s. D., Henry OFT, J. D., -7- Flack,
PAST. MGsfkhs-$S, P.wiIson, George ". sights,
j. NJ. Warden, D. Murray, Geo. Dnty. ~ . lp sttti3
WHEELING UNION CHAPTER, No. 10.
Meets second Monday Of each month. ,.I,
T. II. Logan, II. p, A. J. Sweeney. K, g. p. Brown,
S. J. McCluney, Treas, Dr.. @. Baird, Jr4 Sec. =
n RSsT r. n P-J. Goshorn, T. g. Scott, j, g. Wheat,
WHEELING CoAIaIANDARY, No. 1.
Meets fourth Monday IN each. month. x . =
". J. Rates, 2. c. LIZ. williams 0e1L All. Svyee.
9ey 2 G5 ". Wilson, p, Geo. Baird Jr., Recorder,
pI,. PasF O. George ". stGbt;s I n R3lia@s ~ u
- 81 s.t tlts--iJ s7''z
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PUBLIC HALLS.

olodoon Hall, cast side Main between Quincy and
Monroe, -.ia ~. #. s5,.....zfl - ,sIIzi -:
Masonic Hall, northeast ccrner Market and Nonros.
:. Washington Hail, northeast corncr Market and
Union He'll, west side Main between Quincy and
sAtheneum Hall, corner John and Market
New Odd Fellows Hall, corner Monroe and Fourth.
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MAs0NrC REGISTER.

Wheeling lodges meet I'm 1IasOnis
Hall, corner OF AIHrIket and Nom
roe streets. . ~ 80 -. !
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OLD DOMINION LODGE, No. L Y So
Meets every Monday Evening, At sfleir han In tho
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District Dsptty Grand Nasteeri for Hester-n HTr-
0inia, Dr.. WV. J. BATES - #5f.I-. b. "A
High Tfiest, DR.. T. II. LoGAx. .
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.ueit rlMrA4S rlMrA4SuEFA " TunER GTunER OF u Egy, III III
&-SHEE:fs stR0hr7WABE

TIAs on HAND A VERY LARGE ASs0RTsyI rNr n
Al of ilIOusefnrnshing Goods, part 0fs his stock
consisting Of fine lot Of Watercoocrs, lined with
scrs patent minute Frcezcrs, Old Dominion Cof-ots
BIRD cages, Cutlery, Britannia and Black Tin Ware rim
1ed and Enamcled Hollow Wnre SBtnss Kettl6H Scii
ally, particular attention to his Watcr coolers and
atent irSezer + any one wishes to save Ice; and tho
soon will pay In saving cOfee.i iJt 9If ~. -
Also on hand very large assortment of his own
manufactured Tin Ware, wholesale and retail Any
notice and at reasonable prices
i4T:RRUIT CANS S1LlEARSI0NiHAND .13a,
Those In want Of housekeeping Goods, will do woll
20 ca" on'ilim His nrticlesafe too numerous to mon
ton Those who call will find most every for
fitting out a fine household. C. +. STiFEI.