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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

FIVNENHlpISTHICT-- u TiIK COrnT OF COMdON rLEAe.
Sloan y Snlliyan1 s Declaration in Attachment
US Orr Il iaddrn, lt
q. w. baldwin J Prf's attorneys
tNHERI$AS, the plaihtiRs did, ON the Sth day
w of of0ctober, 1862. lille their declaration ngainsr
the defendant. who las it is said) isabsent from
md wtthout'the limits of this State, and has nei
ther wife nor attorney known within the san,e,ip
on whnnl n COPY of the said declaration might 6e
served: 1t is ordered, therefore, tint tho said
defendant do appenr and plead to the said declnr-
alton on orbcipre the 9th dny OF October, 8Bl
Otherwise, finai and absolute judgement Will then
be given and awarded against him.
j. L. mAG00D, c.g.pp.
Clerks 0(ices Oct. 10. 1860 Iyo
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state OF sottia G1ar0lIosa.

-. IN EVUITi--FICKENS.
Elizabeth Evatt,
Amended Bill for Parti-
-; - r. Evatt ct. al. ton &c.
appearing to my satisfaction TINT Addison
i IL Boggs and wife Sarah defendants in this
case reside without the limits of this State. On
motion cf Harrison &lPulliam. Comp. Sol. il lis
ordered. therefore, that the said defendants do
appear in this Court. plead, answer or dcmuF,fo-
the amended Ill in this case, within three
months from the publication hereof or an order
pro cc9fcS$o will be tnken against them. %7z
ROBT A. THOMPSON. cEnn
Con,m'rs Office, March 23, 1861. 3n,
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'STATE or SOUIH CAROLINA.

rIoEsNs ptspz-N THE oounr oy COMMON rLRAs.,
Mss Gs,F;Wltiams Foreign Attachment,
~ US &Eitr!3 JaJ. NortcIS.
JScob kennemorc. y -.p, PlG's Atty:
VNiIEREAS, the plaintiff did on the 9th day
of April, 1860, file his declantion against
the defendants, (wko as it is sai,D is absent from
and without the slimits Of this State, and has ne
dher}gite nor attorney known within tic same upon
whomacopy Of the said declaration might he ser.
we'd: 1t Is ordered Stherefore.tb said defend
HntJdoAppear and plead 70 tho said declordsion on
or before the Goth APRIL 1861 !; otherwise, fnnl
and absolute Judgment win then be given and
s'warded against him.
j. Il. fIAGOoD. O. q. p.
Clerks Office Apfii2f. 1860. q iyo
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M llEpACAE4 GAEgE1.


nR. G. Ii. SYMMES having completed his
~ Collegiate course, offers his Professional
services to his friends and the public generally
Will be prompt in his attention to his patrons.
His office will he fuuud with Dr.. NJ. l.. SHARPE
in the brick building adjoining Store Of late Il.
b. Benson & Son.
Pcndleton, Mny II, 1860 Al If
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BLUE RIDGE HOUSE.
Pendleton. s. q.

Olul0GOlJ ~. ~.
fHNlIE SUBSCRIBER. who has had several
II years experience in Hotel business. (hnv-
ing been sole proprietor of the WilIiamston
Springs Hotel for nine years. is nowproprietor
of the BLUE RIDGE HOUSE. where he will
be glad to all his old friends and patrons
and also the travelling public. His house will
be provided with everything necessary for n
,well-kept house both from thesea board markets
and surrounding country, and his Bar with
choice Wines, Liquors and Cigars IIe has
good! servants and every attention viii bcpad
to his guests to render their soourn agreeable.
The good society of Pcndleton Yllageothe pro-
verbal good henl'h of its irhc hcbtnnts-its fine
cool water and bracing atmosphcre--its prox-.
unity to the Mountains and its accessibility by
Railroad, all contribute tn make it one of the
best summer resorts in theuppor country Per-
sons arriving here on the cars, and wishing to
visit the mountains or any other point of the
surrounding country. can he accommodated with
good coHycgances and careful drivers from the
Livery Stable kept here
j. w. COBB.
May Is, 1860 d. IF
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Special Notices.
To the Volunteers.

q ~ :
-, - .',,ts = tt "''ii " up'arnlSned
rs'V,,' ''''H mc'" "or'n Oh snpe-
'iO''' ~ ~ 'nu skill lie is
wit; W '"o "eorgo
n's''" 9''''p noolc manly courage,
.,,,.,.I. ~, ',' "'7o ""s "h extra
"'''''lry 'oice' ana combined with n
mathematical talent. no has n good knowledge of
oom.ia ~ D''otgs' !, .lecnnnlcs-an item worth
$3.50 . ~ " 9'iie'ry onioar' Nonsiiercd IN
40 49, ~, So'o"pi hhDphlrhe Is 'nc proper man
I, - ,,.,.''' len'
,z,,, NJ, - -, '""N''
80 - Ntee,'Nt'' f"Ttof ana -Ahtersoh Ga
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. STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA

PleKHNs pIST- TnE COURT OF COMMON rLeAs
Ensanl x BeYlcy Declaration in Attachment
VS. Orr s. IIadIen.
W. s. Meredith J PITS. Attorneys.
1ViiEiilsAS tie plaintiffs did. on the 28h iay
~ of March. lSii. file their declaration aaainst
the dctehtluit (w!o ns il is snid) is absent from
and without the limits of this Saec. aud las nei
ther wifcnor attorney known within the same upon
whom a copy OF the said declaration might be
served; Ii is ordered, therefore, that tho said
detendant do appear anil plead to tic sud ,lcca-
ration on an before The 2'nh day of March, 1882 :
otherwise final and absolute judgment will then
be given and awarded against him
j. IL II liAG0J0 Ger.
Clerks Office. March 2S 1861 Iva
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RoBT. a. THOMPSON, carp.
Cpmr's Ofise, March %, 1861. 3u
IKE State OF South OaroIina,

~ Nc fIthI2lVSf IJISTPIGTy - - :, n
q Lucy Mccoy, \ wife OF Roy Mccoy. of
- 9 P'ckenss District. hereby givesuoticc that,
upGn the expiration of t6c Legal length Of limo,
win trade and net as i, free dealer Or ys8,n,s
.eooe,f;" and public aotiec "a hereby eiySf, nc,
c5FSihgl:ys NJ occupation Is tiet Sf Farmer
and SeaipstreY. 'fss lucy mccoy 3
Mareh 20, 1861. g@i 80 sHs9, am /,
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
,.,aa.5 ~. IN EouTrY--TicKENs.

.ts .gY.s,t .vs,
II Benjamin II brown and Petition for Relief &C.
Tilnmn ~, AlcGcc 'Alul'r. .1
Iappctring 10 my satisfaction that benjamin NJ.
4 NJ. Brown, one al the defendants in this case,
rcsiI, from anl beyond the limits of this State
On morton OF WhithCr < Wlitner. PRO. Pet. il is
ordered that the said defendant do appear in this
Csiri within three months from the publication of
this rule. and plead, answer or temur to the pcti-
tion in this cnse or cscit will be taken as to him
cnntcsSod by nh order pro coptcSso
R0Bf. A.. THOMPSON, E.p.D.
Com'rs Office March 21 1851 ~ 3m
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q. sTATISl loEl ls0uTH ollROf,INA

9ttE DINA AfI3bIS4pOpIlli ChltOLIN 4,sf 4
PIcKBNa pfsTRIcTAriN EiooURg og COMMON PLB6s
Engiand Bewley peclarationiu Attachment.
VS. @ts Orr, & Hadden, s1'4
W.S Meredith: j ef 81 PiR'a Attorneys
ViEEREaS the plaintiffsdid, oatho 2Sth aiatoi,
W 1851 - file, their declaration against fIe de.
fcndan. who {as itis sald) is absent from and With
out the lmiis of this State. aud has neither wife
nor Attorney known witbin the same upon whom n
copy OF the said declaration might be served II
is osdese9 therefore. thas the said dofeatlsnt do
apfpaF and plead 70 Che said declaration on or be-
fore The 29th day ofAlarch, 1862 otherwlge 6fal
and absolute judgement viii then,bs given and
s,SasSsd ssainss hiinss ~ 8,
'S. 81 Ia ll.fts ,, IL, HAG0OD,. 0sc.r.
cicsk's oiHse, March gs.. 1861 fyd
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GE3AtsH4EST0N AND LHyERPoaL
SAILING PACKERS.
E2E1GU-f4AlS E4fNE1.

'HNlif1 uNl'ERSi NED beg to announce TINT
a they have made arrangements fpr line of
SAILING PACKETS bctwcon the above points
hy which rNnry facility in regularity aud speed
Will be given To Shippers. ~
FRASER, T7eEiNEESsENu tG &C.,
ln RUMrnRD PLACE, IavBRr0oL
VIII a; any time receive G,.u,ls intended for
shipment by this liue. and farwirlithr same hy
thchrst succeeding Packet, aud will be always
pepaicd To give any inElrmaticn that may be
desired.
AtNnSemcntS f,r Freight or Passage mny
aiS' tie nude in Charlcston. Ly appieation to.
JOHN ERASER & CO. Ccntrul Wharf.
The aforementioned first class mud fast sail.
lns Charleston Slips ha1e leen already placed
upon the line. and others will he added us soon
a. rcanircd:
From Sailing days of the ships of this Line: From
Liverpool, Names Charleston
Jnnn o. *Susan G Owens Norton. master. Aug. 10
June -. %Eliza BorsaJ Michael, master, Aug. 81
Jnnc %. *Go'idar. Lebby. muster. SEPT 20
tJulyl5, Emily So. Pierre. Tcssicr master, oct 10
Aug 10. John Fraser Herbert, master, Oct, 80
%rhesc three dates are mtde 10 approximate fG1I
the convenience of Importers for the Fall Trade
Future arrangements will he duly advertised
May -. 1860 al m1v
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large as ones shapd, aud with it. tho squirrel,
without wound or rufficd hair b4s killed by
the coucussion,' s{cJ7f$S ,6s -
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
PIcKENs-IN EQUITY
G. w. Rankin, Assignee,
vs.. Pet. for Relief &c
b, F. Holland and others.
T.appcaring,to tho Corrt that B. r Holland,
4 Christnpher Kirkspy .Tnred Il. FyKirksov
Eiah NJ. KirkseM Mary L. NJ. Kirksey, reside
without this Stnie; On motion. of Harrison &
Pullinm, Pro. Pet, it Is ordered, that the said
9nSent defendants do appear, plead, answer or
demnr, to the petition fled in this case, within
three months from the publication hereof or
their consent to the same will be taken lo,o con.
.IcsSo as oFttem ~ slB!ydN 6fR
R0BI, a. A..THoMPSoN, c.E.r,D.
Cpmn,' 'rs 0lhcss sMoreh, %. 1861 3m
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TIIE sT.kfEl oE aOUYlIIl g 0ARoLlIIlNl.A.

tstf>s,N DsIcTlS TIE COURT OF CoMAfOA PEEAS.tis
=, Js Lowery Foreign Attachment
,fgFskSS ~ stf j. j. Noften ~
u ~ Cleveland J " PlH'sAtt'y.
,3 W TfIEnRAS, tho pl0iutiT did, on lie 2ati day
M pef April 1860. flc his declaration against
the deSeadanl. whofas il Is snid). is absent from
and Eth0at tlfe limits sf this State. aud has aei.
,thef plfe nor attorney known within the same.
,,pon whom g,copy Of the said declaration might
De sefge6i It Is ordered. therefore thattho said
ssdesehden a appeag and pleadfo tho saidSIeelara2
tia4 or beiose tlse 25Bs prii 1881 otherwise,
Haa a.l alS3laso judgment Rjll then be given snd
ssaNaried sfse him " y As Isl
~. II fqOoD, G. sap, o.
ae'Eerhs 0nisS, April es. 1906 y iyq
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STATE OF sOUTH CAROLINA :

y1cKESs DisTRIor-TlNTHE 6oUnT or COMMON PLEAS.
W. M,}Phomas, AdmT DecbdationinlA fachpien,.
vs. ~ 49, Reed q Wilkas r
y. a.. Tate.sha ST1'i %frlR's Atfys.
SVJtEREgy8t the plaintiff did. on the 26th day Of
October 1880, hlc his declaration against The
9efcndaht who las 10 Is said) is absent from and
without tho limits. OF this State and liae re1her
wife nor attorney known within the SAME npSn
whom copy of tile said declaration might he
served It is ordered therefore. that the sat de-
fendant do appear and plead 20 The said declaration
on OF hefore tae 25th day Of October, 1881 other
: 9Hwisec bnal and sbsolute judgment will tlien be
given and awarded against him ,l4 -,
.srss ~ s II J.ziE.s III tGG0D. CORN.
~ Clerks Ofiec Oct 90. laG0l,as,s ~ !, n Iya
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TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
IN EQUITY--pICKENs.

49,. .'n,' :. S'''"'' pal for Partition, Sc.
IT appearingto my satisfaction that the heirs 4r
Polly l,atlem. to wit: Geo. Lathcm. #. IL. South,
wick and wife Patsy, j. w. I.athcm, Richard NJ
bothem Andrew II. I.aihc,n.- anthony q. Lnthem
Smi. w. Iath, ~ JAS. Il. Petit and wife Jane H.,
jacob Ernest aud wife Betsy, Jos. Burline Sam'l.
Burdfne; Elijah Robinson md wife Henrietta.
defendants in this case. reside without the limits
of this State: On motion of Harrison & Pulam.
Comp Soils, tits ordered, therefore chat the SAID
absent defcndnnts do appear in this honorable
CcVr!, and plead. answer or dGmur. to complain
ants said bin of complaint within three months.
from the publication hereof or an order Dyo CON
1850 viii be taken as to them. c,
ROBToA.. THOMPSON, o.B.P.D ID
Conrs. Office, March 23a 1861 ~, BIN
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WIN. G. KEITH.

A TT o RNEY AT l. A w,
WILL attend promptly to all business entrusted
w. w to his care in the Districts comprising fhS
Western Circuit. Office at l'ickcns c. it, -
Dec 5, 1859 90 ~
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'E'hc Saaae od' ssoMsh Onr0limh

rIcEE~s---yN EQUITY.
e. NJ lynch, ct. als,l
! IS; Bill for Partition, &c.
G. L. Lynch, et ais.
| appe6ring . :ho Commissioner .thnt VIII
Il liam j Lynch, G. F. hyn6h. Calvin Lynch.
Jayon Gtllcspie aud wife Elizabeth. John Lewis
and wife Mary. William i,nker and wife Sarah.
Richard Robinson and wife Nancy, JOHN Rob.
inson and wife Nizn, defendants in this case.
reside .wilblut the limits of this State: Oh,mn-
ton of 0rr& Uaddcn, Comp Solso il is order
ed, therefore, that tho mid absent siaEcndants
do appear IN this Court, and plead aas,gef, or
within three months from tho publication bere.
o. an order pro comfesso will be taken against
them. f.
R0BT. A. THOMPSON. o.sp.p.
2. Cnmr's Ofiiee March % 1891 - - NltT
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EsIuc Ridge EsaiGroad.
Law Notice.

'TllE undersigned will devote himself entirely
l. to the practice of Law and Equity on die
Western Circuit Mr.. HAnDEN is his partner at
Pickens. JAMES L. ORR
ANDERSON G. H.. May 10. 1850 10 -tf
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REhIcious N"rice.-lsev. Stephen Powell
Will preach in the Court House at Pickens on
Sabbath afternoon next. at 4 o'clock p. NJ.
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Bs5SHrhc friends of Hon. JONI ID. ASIlAIORE
announce him candidate TO represent rhs Con
-gressional District in the Congress of the Conrcd
crate States of America.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-04-13

BsS-P friends of Col, D. A. LEDBETTER
announce himas n candidate for COLONEL Of
the Regiment of Volunteers now forming
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WAsuiNcroN, April G--Major Ben McCnlloch
has organized a furcc of five thousand men To
se'hc the Federal capital tho instant the first
blood is spilled. -
This intnlli,,,n,o - r.. . vi.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-31
From Missouri.

KANSAS CRY, Dec. sO.-Santa Fe mail
dates to the 14th has arrived.
The reported massacre of 30 men by In
dams, near Fort Stanton proves to be in
correct. s..5i
Memorials have been passed by the Ter
ritorial Legislature, petitioning Congress %
enact laws and make such appropriations,
as will authorize the Indian Department to
select suitable lands for Indian reserYa-
tons. 5l
Also, that New Mexico be relieved from
the payment of the amount of tax assigned
TO her by the late lay of Congress.
The law for the protection Of slave props
erty in New Mexico was repealed by an al
most unanimous vote in both Houses,
81. Louis, Dee s0.-TWenty. hum
.dred cavalry, under Col Carr, with Is days
fations, left Rolla yesterday destined i 4
supposed for Springfield by circlttoui
ontes
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-31
Notice to MAN Subscribers.
We wish our friends who are sending us
BNrExcIrENENT AT BElnoSr. con-

BSSeEXCITEMEET AT BEIHOET.--A con-
siderable excitementwas occasioned Mt the
little village of Belmont, on the Central
Ohio n. r., on last Saturday night, by the
feIiowing occurrence: Thetelegraph oper-
ator at Belmont and a shoemaker of the
village both paid their addresses to the
same young woman, and the Ggreen-eyed
monster had possession of the former to
an alarming extent in consequence. They
had been scowling upon each other for
some time, and on Saturday night the
electrician waylaid the cordwatner as the
latter was coming from the young woman's
home, and assaulted him with a French
handy-billy, knocking him down and beat
ing him SO terribly as to seriously cndan-
ger his life. The telegraph man, with the
rapidity peculiar to his profession, fed,and
followed the railroad track to the nearest
station, whichis Lewis Mills. There he
gOtaboard the westward bound train, and
concealed himself, but the train on arriving
at Belmont was searched by the officers.
, i Telegraph was arrested,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-31

IIn. ths ueiVhborhOod of his anchor.
age, and, that the fort on Otter Is
land was rapidly being placed in q
state of defence up to the present time, al
though had been in sight of the South Eds
to ports where we were lying, they had not
landed there having finished my exami-
nation of the South Edisto, returned to
the PaWnee and stood North with the fn-
tention OF lying off Stonee for the night,
butas the weather looked threatening and
the Vixen was almost out of coal went
into North Edisto again for the night in or
der to have an opportunity of supplying her
with some. Lieut. Commanding Budd re-
ported everything as when left but in the
following morning negroes came in and
stated that the troops who had left the en-
campmeut at Rockville, being largely re-
infoFced, showed disposition to re.occupy
that place. As the weather was too threat
ening to permit of my making a careful
examination of the Stonee, as intimated,
/ determined now to return at once 70 this
place and report to you the state of affairs
at the North Edisto. This 1 have done,
reaching my anchorage here at 3 O'clock
to-day. Very respectfully, &c.
(Signed) p. DRATToN,
Commanding Flag Officer.
Dupont, Commanding South Atlantic
Squadron.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-31
D8-wnEnE she IS 2-AIr. Felix Russell

: B8-wnERE SHE 1s2-AIr. Felix Russell,
OF this city, went to Pittsburgh not long
ago and enlisted in the army. Recently
he is said to have sent some money home
to Mrs. Felix Russell, and the Pittsburgh
papers are inquiring after the whereabouts
of that lady. Mrs, Felix Russell is now in
Jail in this city. Her two children were
taken from her because she was almost
constantly drunk. If the money could be
appropriated to the children some good
might be. accomplished, but Mrs. Russell
viii only spend itfor whisky.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-31

DRA QUEER CusroNER.-For several
days queer sort of customer, about
whose head there is evidently something
wrong, has been going about the streets in
sisting that he is Brigadier General and
COMPLAINS that the soldiers under his COM
mand do not obey him. he some times
fancies that his whole brigade is ON tho
march. He meets the enemy and gives him
battle in the street and conducts himself
mort furiously and CALAMITY in the engage
rjsnts. The unfortunate man should be
sent to the Lunatic Asylum.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-31
p8-A MUnDEn Al RoNNFr.-A horrible

bBA MURDgR AT RoNNEr.-A horrible
affair occurred some days ago at Romney,
of which we have yet seen no public mem
tion. Two men of the 9Th Ohio Regiment
were playing cards together. The parties
got to quarrelfng, when one drew out a
sls1S shot the other dead and then run q
jbavonet t6eSss& his neck. The murderer
II was thought would be court martialed
sna shot We learn tSat both the parties
were firm the vicinity of ssleyeland. Ohio
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-31
ngeDpATn OLA soIDIER.-Robert Ham

R1~DRATH OLA SoLpIER.-Robert Ham,
ilton, an Ohio soldier, who was wounded
at the recent fight at Camp Allegheny,
and who was Immediately removed to his
home in GAINESVILLE, died on Friday night
SJSt. His wound was in his foot and the
operation of amputating the member, in
his reduced condition, was more than he
could bear, and the once strong and Wig
SoSous young man gradually sank down
1Ytil the vital spark at last fed, and a
rtod and a brave soldier finished the bat
te of life.
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pf5-Acc1DExTs.-In all of our exchange!

10 -ACO1DENTs.--lna al OF our e3ChhuBes
vnotice accounts of accidents from fire.
rms, by which lives and limbs were lost
on Christmas Day. In this city on Christ
.saEs, the most needless carelessness was
manifested, and because no serious acc:-
dents happened, there is no reason why
accidents may not happen tomorrow and
Intervening. A seasonable hint to parents
nld children may do some good. Be care
FIJI of the isyillatnous saltpetre."
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-31

E9-wE yesterday saw lot Of cOnfede-
rate States notes S5O's, and S2O's,whicha
rebel soldier sold to some of our officers at
Gauley. The stuff looks alittle like ordinary
Bank checks, miserably executed. The
Confederate States promise to pay these
notes six months after treaty of peace is
concluded between the said Confederate
States aud the Baited States.
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a. MADAME
AND sTILL THEY CoMEI
MORE NEW GOODS!
JOHN RoElTER'S,


No. 80 Main ST., Centre wheeling.
A AsrONIsHNGLY Low PRIoRs FOR CASH
frenei iS Msrino. plain aud Cured, Or all eolors.
Thibst Cloths, Of ali qualities and sOloEsi ffom
Plain and figured Muaiin De1ainss Of an eoOrsa ana
Mourning Dress Goods.
BomBazines, Black Merinoes, Plain Black DSLAInes,
BLACK Grape and Love yoils Black HOaIsry, SIX and
Shayvls and GlOalks,
Embracing the very latest novelties OF the Season.
Ladies' Black and Oolored Cloth ClOaks,
Long and Square WOODEN Plain aud Plaid shAwls,
." Broehe ShaVls, very cheap,
Black CashnlaTe Tibet shaNts,
HOOP SKIRTS, for ladies' Misses and Chiidroa .
Hosiery, Gloves and UnderEgrmenGas
Ladies', Gents aud Children's Cotton and WoOlsn
Hosiery, in colora and white; Messy lined Cotton
Hosiery for Ladies and Chdren; Marine Undarvnsts,
Mems undershirts aud Drawers, white and eolored-
White Bed Bilnketss Red, Whit, Blue Grey and
Plaid FIannels = 80 ? - =
AMERICAN DOMESTIC GOODS, Bleaehed and
Unbleaehed- Cotton Shfrtinss sheetinSs, Checks,
Plaid. Mnseys, Canton RiAnnol4 eoloFrd aud white.
RMBROIDBRIES-RIeh styles Of Rreneh aud
scotch Collars. Black Grape Collars, Black Laoo
Also, 10 arrive, large assortment Of Rur (ehoapl
Wooden HoOdS nsW and spIendfd styles Of H0OdI,
Wooden Comforts, for Men and BOYS in large quan.
titles. =
All Of these goods win be sold At very low prices
for c1sh. Please call soon, At
No. 50 Main Sc, Centre wheeling.
noVS0 JOHN ROE1ER-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-31
as~ CAN'T TAKE THEN Born.-Robe

Ra- Can't TAKE THEM BoTH.-Robert
olderby, of Cabell county, is held here as
prisoner of war, and also upon On in-
dict:aent for treason. elderly was mem
befHdf the Jenkins cavalry, when he took
,fe oath to support the Constitution of the
confederate States He was recently taken
Sick and removed to the hospital. His
Another, who isquite a wealthy widow lady,
came here yesterday with view of secur-
ing her sons release upon parole, that he
might be removed to his home and cared
for. elderly promises to give any bond
required for his appearance at any given
time, but refuses to take the required oath,
as by SO doing he would clay perjury on
his soul" AS he is in the clutches of both
the civil and military authorities he will
have good time getting loose.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-31

BosTox. Dec. so.AThe agents OF the Gu
nard line have ordered the Niagara to be
In readiness to sail on Tuesday nc noon.
No orders have been received from Lord
Lyons about Mason aud SlideI1 but they
probably expect orders TO fnut effect bV1
mail tomorrow. Is-az