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COMMISSIONERS Notica..

samuel h; B. Garter Vs.W. I. RobinSon.l In
Same PLANTING vs.. same defendant. Ohaucery
SfHlREUE Of q decree Of the Circuit Court Of
- ONO county, made on the day of December
y. 1854, In the foregoing cases, It was ordered,
with the consent of the interpIeader, James a. Rob-
tnat the said causes be referred to one Of the
tne prcres ofthe deed Of trust set out in the petit
ion o. the inter pleAder, James H. Robinson and
Sne several attachments in said causes and that he
Liner ascertain and report the amount Of the lien
OF ne SAID deed OF trust whether at the dates Of the
aHtachments respectively subsequent thereto and
tnAS ne give due notice 70 all parties according 10
laW o. his proceedinE under this ordsr.
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A JEwiI'-sOEOdOnt purifss, sOaOdoD.
oeaatihss' sOIodOnt electriaes, so.odOp.
ErAtihes all who use it. Sold by DruVrt.ts
aud Performers. foha So So
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JOHN W. GILL,
GEO. ". WHITAKER,
ORIsPIH OGLEBAY,
NELSON E. whitaker,
o. D. HUBBARD.

Pittsburgh Commercial, Baltimore I%eFieSn
ana Philadelphia North American, will publish tVice
q week In daily, and the Iron Age New York, and
sale, and send bills to this mica - ~ "
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TRUSTEES SALE
Iron Works. Mineral Lands.
&c,3 AT "-- --
WHEELING. WESH YIRaINIA


WHEELING, WEST VIRGINIA.
PURSUANT TO THE DEED FROM JOSEPH
IL whitaker, George P. whitaker, Joseph
Ceu1on aud their wives to the undersigned trustees
dated the sixteenth day of January, 1866, and now
Of record in the Recorders office Of Ohio county,
wet virginia, We will, ON WEDNESDAY. THE
FIFTEENTH DAY OF MARCH. EIGHTEEN HUN
pRED AND Sl4rYfRIVE, sell ct public auction at
tie front door of the Court House OF said county,
commencing the sale at Ten o'clock in the forenoos,
tie following described property, viz:
FIRST. A tract Of land, containing, by survey,
Erty.two acres, two roods and three Perches, situ
sed in Ohio county, In and near the city of Wheel
tract on which is erected the lion Mill and estab-
Ishment, commonly known as the Crescent Iron
Works, with the buildings, fixtures, engines, ma
shinery, rolls lAthes tools implements and equip
we'll arranged with boiling and heating furnaces
two powerful engines with the usual trains of rolls
and fixtures complete for the manufacture of Rail-
road and Sheet Iron, having productive capacity
Of $50 to 2T5 tons of rails and 25 to 80 tons of sheet
iron per week. ALSO, the coal and other minerals
and the right to take and carry away the same in
or under the above mentioned tract and another
tract adjoining the same, containing eighty acreB
one rood and thirty .three perches bounded as de.
scTtbed In said deed. said coal lies contiguous to
said Iron Works. and be transferred to the bins
Of the furnaces without rehandiinR. ALSO, the
portions specified in said deed of the lots numbered
two hundred and forty two and two hundred and
forty three, situated Eof street, between Second
and Third streets in sad city.
SECOND. We ofer at private sale in parcels to
at public sale at the same time and place, ten
thousand acres, more less, of land, described in
said deed. lying the waters of PiGh and Fishing
creek in WetZel county, West Virginia. Said land
e supposed to lie within the oil region Of vest VIr-
gmia ts heavily dmbered, known to DO rich in iron
ore and other mineTalH, and Is well worthy the
attention Of those seeking Investment A plat
The once Of VIM. 2. Peterion, EEq in the city Of
TRIMS OF SALE. The purchaser to nav not Les a
than third Of the purchase money in hand, but
70 have the option Of paying greater portion or
the whole thereof In hand. Tho remainder (if anvil
@ be paid In one and two years, with interest from
the day OF sale, the purehas giving bond and
Ety therefor to the satisfaction of the undersigned
trustees, and also securing the same by deed Of
trust on the property sold to him.
POSSESSION Of the Iron Works, with the tract OF
And, personal property and privileges and parts Of
said lots 242 and 24s, firstly above descri ed viii
5e given on the second day Of April, eighteen hun
dred and sixty.ive.
JOHN W. GILL,
GEO. W. WHITAKER
ORISPIN OGLEBAY,
Il
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Board of SuDeryiSOrs

SREOIAL MEErING.-A sreciaI meeting OF the
~ Board Of Supervisors Of the County of Ohio viii
be held ct the Court House Of said county. At II
O'Clock 4. u on THURSDAY, the eth day Of Pebru.
Ay 4eoS' to consider and act upon the subject of
1o credited to NIL the quota Of said county undsr
the residents call, dated December OH 1854, for
three hundred thousand $500, O0o) men.
GEO. w, SIGHTS, 6lSrt N y hUFf' PRESIDENT 9ts
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sheriHs Sale of CITY Lot.

PY virtue Of decree of the Circuit Court OF Ohio
~ county, In the case of Robert 8. Mckee, Exsou-
tor1 VI. John j. Yarpal and others, the undersiRn-
ed VIII. on WED IEsDAY, the LIST DAY OF MARCH
next at the front door Of the Court House of Ohio
county, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, sell at public auction TO
the highest and pest bidder the following lot or par
eel OF ground, situated Monroe street in the CITY
Of Wheeling, aud bounded as follows: Beginning On
me north side of Monroe street, in said city at the
southeast corner of the lot owned and occupied by
N. o. Good, E!q7 as his residence, and running
thence WaTdly with said Goods line two hum
dred and hity (25OJ feet, thence by line at right
angles to the last namedl line and parallel with Non
rec street fortJ.two E42 feet, thence by line par
aIlel with said Goods line two hundred and fifty
(zoo) feet to Monroe street, thence with Monroe
street WestWardly fortytwo (42) feet to tho begin
o9e-third OF the purchase money to be paid IN
hand, and the balance in six and twelve months with
interest from the day Of sale, the purchaser giving
BOND with approved security for the deferred inssi
and the title retained until the sas shall Be
PAID OF tho Purchaser shall be at liberty 70 nav the
whole purchase money in caIh at the time Of the
SAFE or greater portion thereof than the nOthird
,o,oo JOSEPH sBYBOLD,
JSu@9o0I Sheriff Of Ohio county,
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THE Republican Representatives who,
under the lead of Gen. Garfield, denounced
the manner in which citizens have been
imprisoned in the Old Capitol, must feel
themselves we'll rewarded for their manly
opposition to the acts of subordinate Of
fcer oftbe Government, as they learn from
day to day that President Lincoln is order
iug the discharge of scores of these vic.
Tins of an arbitrary will. There are good
reason for asserting that come of those
arbitrarily arrested, and kept in confine.
ment without knowing what offence they
had been accused of committing, might
have remained lucercerated for months
perhaps for years-had not Gen. Garfield
and other Representatives called the at
tention of the people and of the President
to the outrage.
This shows the importance of independ
ent legislators-men who will neither bt
led by the nose, subjected to the collar, OIL
put under the whip. 1t is fortunate for th.
republic that there are such representa-.
tives in the national council, who arr
among the foremost supporters of liberty
and Union, yet who reject the partisan
drill of mere party men. 1t ia an honor t.
man to think for himselfin every matter
presented to his attention, and never to b.
driven or coaxed into positions wher
neither his judg nent nor his conscience
can sustain him. Such legislators, in
spired by proud sense of personal liber
ty and uninfuenced action, can Blu
slrengthen the Union cause.
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Reef2 Beer!
oPRIoi1 CHE OONMIssARY OF sUBsIsT.
DEPABRNCENR OF WEsT VA, r
. 5s-TraIAHD Mn WebFua-y lat, 1864.

nmE1aIAzD, Nd, February lat, 1854. J.
C,EAITi 4 PROPOSALS WILDE received from mt
= hand er asns loyal 70 the GOysrp%s35 81 the
isth. isi 4 81 furnishing al the
FRESHIBEEF
:, required for use of the troops Of the
1IDits5 f,ss5, stationed at New Greek, Grafton
Ciars sbsTs snd Wheeling, West Va. as fOlIoWS'
~ 4 sur months, and ten days, or such less
time y be CommisSaEys General may direct, and
snhiast d, his approval, commencing on the lS0th
tWenfis ~ Of Pshl1 NJ, and ending on the sOtnl
Az NJ Sn the Fresh Beef that may be required
for ne che troops serving IN the 1st
Jettevine, GsuIey bridge, Camp Piatt,
20. We; 7. +, as follows, viz:
~ r. q months, or such less time as the Com
rni.Say GH srOl may direct, and subject to his APP
nrovaI "a nenciug the PATH twenty-fourth
dav Oh ia :aFy. And ending on thu L4th twenty
fourth 4 fully, 1895. q. y -
or Co1 IL years old, and over, to weigh net each
St Isoa 5N ave hundFedl pounds. r..
7TIhe1 "a o be sound and wholesome with necksI
| sbS1t1 a kidney tRllow excluded in equal pro-
o1tio o lore and hind quarters, and to be in such
6nanfi es usually three times per week. as may DC
design ti 5y the Chief oommissary of the Division
me- IN FACTORS will be required TO keep an agent
With q hcient supply Of Beef Cattle, constantly
| yrjthiS ,uI ilying distance Of the troops-
tEE II the penalty Of $40, 900 (twenty thousand
dolIaT ' III be required, with two good suretie1
Tbns ui viduaI responsibilities for the above sun
,nSt a own by the official certificate OF the ClerA
Of a. ns rest Court Of Record or the United State
Dfstri u ItOrney. ,I
reSd pet Of all persons composing 1t, and each pro
noSo "a be accompanied by the oath Of allegiance
6fth ps ty or parties also by certificate Of thu
respf "a ility above referred to; also by writer
euST al se signed by the party or parties making
AMI q. he whole making four separate papers, To-
Vhie rms will be furnished application BY mail
tsIel ap or in person, all Of which should be en-
TsIo 3D. sealed, and endorsed proposals for Fsesl
Beei : i'd directed to the undersigned at Cumber
land NJ.
otht re- Vernment Funds as may be on hands,
mon on hands, to be made soon as received.
TIE bid, oath of allegiance, certificate Of respon
Ia government reserves to itself the right to
reject any or all bids deemed unreasonable.
Il u 80 WM. II HOSACK,
i Captain and o. g.,
lsl-JOt Chief O. s, Dept. Of West Va.
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Sherlf'S Sale of land,
Andrew 2, Ross

John Pst.rs In So 0aFs u Ohio 6 6aS G'p
DY VIRTUE OF A DEGREE RENDERED N
~ the above entitled cause by the Circuit Court
OF Ohio county, on the It'll day Of Decemb er, AID
1864, shall proceed to sell at public sale at the
'front.' door OF the Court House OF Ohio county, on
MONDAY THE 9TH DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1865,
70 the highest and best bidder the tract piece Of
land mentioned and particularly described In the
olli and proceedings in this cause, being FIFTEEN
ACRES OF LAND, more or less and adjoining
lands of Charles B. Hedges Bernard Weidrsn, and
the heirs of Robert Mcfarland. So - =
TERMS OF sALE-One.thlrd Of the purchase
money in cash, ono third in one year, and the re-
mainder in two years, with legal interest thereon
from the day Of sale until paid the purchaser RtY.
ing bonds with good security for the deferred pay.
mentsi the title to be retained until the whole Of
the purchase money is paid. =;
....,.-.-. JOSEPH sEYBOLD,
laZ4-SOt Sheriff Of Ohio County.
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Bargains i'm wall Paner

~ MARCH, will sell Wall Paper at COST AND
St AkkiAGE for CASH. to make room for my Spring
Even ifyOu do not intend to use it before Spring
JOY Win save money by purchasing NOW.
no such opportunity is offered elsewhere in the
oan soon, and get bargains /; after the fr,t If
nAren the prices will remain as formerly.
,Ao JOSEPH L. WILDE,
ieoI-1W Corner ofMain and Union streats
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OoMlIIssIONRR's OPFIoB,

,,o,, Wheeling, West Va, Jan 4th, 1885.
,NOTIOE L hereby given to ali parties interested
tnAt nave hxed on Monday, the 9th day OF Pebru-
SEJI a. u. 4Sto, betAeen the hours Of 10 O'Clock
a; NJ and o'clock P. NJ, aS the time, and my Law
gtnSe In said city a. the place, when and where
sn4u proceed to ascertain and settle the matters
ana Things In said decree required
GIBSON L. CRANMER
JAE-4ln
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Notice to Soldiers

RVRRY Non;commissioued omcsr, Musician ana
Private Soldier In the service Of me TTn;toS
- ~ LON ION Unio County upon making application
" s1e BOARD OF supervisors of said co1nfT VjiI ~
eLeAsed rom the payment Of so much oftSe CoT,R,
81 LsSa as was levied for the payment of rsIisf
Hmiiies and for the payment Of bona
s Aaa alFeady paid It will be refunded 70 S,eL
" ! STaSS o. the Board. GEO. W. SIGHTS sue"
Clerk r. a a n
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,aDe NOTICRl

a GENERAL MEETING OF FHR sTocKHoLD.
stSn5,n e. the '.irt County, Burning Spring and
ngto1 Han So1th T6ird street. nsSr snrc "a Vet
1I iPnaS: on "WEDNESDAY, the 18Th d,y Of
- 1902 ~ four O'Clock p. IL
800 WI. ". HARDING,
gfI5 b g. FISHER,
tn9s.f .ho. =. 4c0AULLEY,
And other coEporatcrl.
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House for Sa1a

A NICE Vell-built two story br,clr bo,,..
bo!3.I IeE, oatn room stable, carriage houss ~
&C. within three minutes walk on -. pa On
SoIS sh.1 . ~ gwen on the OF April ~
- a. ana terms easy. II It scla bef1rs II
sn.S SIh % rented A.u.1A6 FRINGE IN
oeeEs
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me manufacturing business will hsreafor n.
Sondneted In the name Of Swartz Sons, and I ~
.or mem continuation OF our old customers and a.
IeS ones as see proper to give call, assuring
t3At any thing they undertake will be done nS
ln E1o q post workmanship like manner. N's p
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Co-Partnershin No+ioo =.

AAvk THIS DAY TAKEN INT0 RI p,,.
Styi" ~ ~. IN sE me Mr. HENRY STURGEON ~
VI 'ue HEm In the future viii BE- Aue
W. B. sRNSENRY koo
s, saALL ATsALL TINES KEEP A prps,
70 Su,,no-- IT, o. goodG. and by strict HtisnPS
hsrssOFOro extended 10 tba So,,I ShaTe
W. B. sRNsPS1Y 4 m
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Co-Partnershin

ASSOCIATED WITH ME on the f1rst Of Janna,v
= LAst James NELL as partner in my business Of
cap ana candle manufacturing, at No i MaSn
S1ESeL. ar. hei has had several years experience
Ss We me IN the business, and it will be our ioint
eno5t % give entire satisfaction to our customsrS
EDWARD REID
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NOTICE.

A MEETING OF tbs THE sTocKHo1nPps
M 81 81 the Clinton IHrnace OH aud GninE oot
ny sStnors and for
VII be held at the ofes OF the Fire I'm an
an rfIG5 Company, in theeity Of Vbo ISH,
" iIssN tt59sOAH' the 18Th Of February, 1855. q
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Dissolution Nntina

VIE FIRM OF RICE 4 swARTZ Is this dav di,.
4 ssNea 1y mutual consent. The books and A.
eTunts OF tue nrm are in the hands Of A. D. rice
"h9 Il authorized to settle the same.
January 4,h, 1855. o a 2; Rye s%s'prz
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~. Ssa lS.EH HoEEL, on Main street, ,bo,.
d A1 rS SG 1 Bridge. Possession given TSt
VI AP'"' AE particulars Apply to s-' % Hfat
fsl-tf JOHN KNOX.
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NOTICE,
FOR PENT

ehA 4 SMITH has been admitted a. a D.rt,.,
fel ti LAUGHLISS = R I2 1872:
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For the COmVc,srioM.

CHOOSE for the Convc nton your best and
truest men not those who have skuked in
tho hour of danger--nor those who have
worshpped Mammon, while their coun.
try was bleeding Mt every pore-nor
the politician, who after urging war, dared
not encounter its hardships those who
had laid Their all upon the altar Of the coun-
try. Select such men, and make them serve
as your representatives"
Mr.. EDITOR Deeply impressed with the
immense importance of the above advice
Of the noble HAMPTON, ! propose as men,
bers of the Convention for Fairfield
JOHN BRATTON,
JAMES II. RlON,
aug 5'65--to AMOR PArRIR.
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ors of freed persons will be kind to them,
and :ot turn off the children or aged to
perish; and tho freed men and women are
earnestly enjoined to make, contracts, just
and fair, for remaining with their former
owners.
In order to facilitate as much as posi-
BILE the application for pardons under tho
excepted sections of the Presidents AM
ncsty Proclamation, it is stated for infor-.
nation that all applications must be by pc
htion, stating the exception, and accom-.
panied with the oath prescrl ed. This pc
tition must be first approved by the provis-
lonal Governor, and then forwarded to tho
President. The headquarters rf the Pro-
visional Governor will be at Greenvifle,
where all communications to him must be
addressed.
The newspapers of this State will publish
this proclamation until the clcctic n for mem
bers of the Convention.
In testimony whereof, I have hercunto
set my hand and seal Douo at the
Il. s. town of Greenville, this Goth day of
,. JUL y, in the year ofoAr Lord 1865.
and of the independence of the Uni
ted States the nincrieth.
B.F. PERRY.
BY the Provisional Governor:
WILLIAM II. PERRY, Private Secretary.
july e"G5 -iscp4.l7
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A n n OU n GEM e NTS.
Nomination.

MIR. EDITOR : The near approach of tho
day appointed for the election of members to
the State Convention, renders it propcrfor us
to consider who we shall select for that po-
sition. The declensions which have taken
place very much restrict the range of selec-
ton. At tthisimportantj juncture ofour affairs,
tits desirable that those who are peculiarly fts
ted to serve thepeoplo should be calledforth.
know of one more suitable in oil respects
than Mr.. WILLIAM R. ROBERTSON.
His well known good sense, his moderation
of opinions, his business talents, his untir-
ing energy and practical sagaoity, point him
out as man who can do MS good service.
therefore beg leave to present his name to
the people and feel satisfied that while
he does not seek the position his public spir.
it will induce him to obey the mandate of his
fellow citizens, who desire his services.
aug 22'65--tc BROAD RIVER.
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military Service in Virginia.

Maj. General Terry. commandine
the Department OF Virginia, having
been informed that many of the men
serving in the volunteer regiments of
his command suppose themselves to be
legally entitled to their discharge on
the ground that they enlisted to serve
for fixed time, "or during the war"
and that the war has ended, has issued
an order announcing that the war has
not yet terminated in such sense as TO
entitle them to be mustered out that
there are no organized rebel armies in
the field, but by the Proclamation of the
President, Virginia and others of the
States are still insurreclionarv dis.
tricts; are still without civil governments,
or imperfect civil governments, and
until civil authority shall befully restored,
and that until those States shall have
returned to their former relations to the
National Government, it cannot be said
that the war has been brought to a
close
Officers Of every grade are reminded
that they are responsible for the disci.
pllne and good conduct Of their com.
mands, and that to their responsibilities
they will be rigidly held. No relaxa-
tlons of dicipline or negligence in the
performance Of duty will be permitted
to pass unnoticed
Petersburg Express.
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The Washington correspondent of the
Philadelphia Ledger says
The circular from the Bureau Of the
Refugees in this city addressed to the
Bureau at New Orleans, is not approved
by the President, and will be of no ef.
feet where full pardon is granted by
the Executive. The attempt to retain
possession of the Gon6scatcd lands in
Louisiana is the same as has been made
in Tennessee, and the scbuke Of the
former by the President will be no less
pointed aud emphatic than was the lat.
ter.
In Tennessee those in charge Of the
Freedmen's Bureau were compelled. by
order of the President to restore to those
who had been pardoned the property
formerly in their possession, and the rule
will be applied to all the States. 1
write thus "by authority" and you may
rely upon it that in all cases where
President johnson affixes his signature
to full pardon, that pardon will carry
with it all the right and title to property
heretofore possessed by the person to aOh.,n
the pardon Is granted.
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AMER Es.

4 II the solicitation of several per.
"A sons, have. opened my Gallery for
short time. Call soou if you want pictures.
A. w LADD.
Court House, UP Stairs.
aug 2o'65--lpd
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THE CHRIsTIAN INDEX.

pY the First of October, or as soon as
1p the mails are re-established, / will re-.
new the publication of the "CHRISTIAN
lNDEX'' and the "CHILD'S INDEX Ihaye
been publishing.
Price of Index" per annum -: S3 90
Price of "Child's Index" g: so
Money may be remitted at once, as my de-.
termination is positive. My desire is to Sc.
cure large subscription list with which to
begin, and issue this prospectus that SUBJ
scribers may have time to forward their re-
mittances.
1t is my intention to issue first class pa
pers, and no pains or expense will be spared
to secure that end. The best writer's and
correspondents will be secured, and the
highest religious aud literary, talent will be
given To the papers. The CHILD'S PA
PER will be profusely illustrated and will,
in every sonse, he made to conform to its
new title.
The d5hiId's Delight.
Money may be sent by Express OF other
wise If by Express, at my risk, ifthe ex-
press receipt is sent me, on the resumption
of mail facilities.
My connection with the firm of j. w.
Burke Co., is dissolved, bu. / will estab-
hsh an oficein Macon, Ca, where commu-
nicatiens may be addressed.
SAMUEL BOYKIN.
Bes5- Carolina, Georgia and Alabama pa
pers, daily and weekly, win copy one month
and send bill TO. s.
aug 28'65-lm14
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,Iu,e stolen-se5 Reward.

A DARK Brown (nearly black)
Horse Mule, to 10 years DID, mark
ed E. on neck a.d I. G. on shoulder, was
stolen from my yard in Chester. OIL the
night Of the 25th inst. A reward oftwenty-
hvc dollars will given FOR the return Of the
mule, or such information MS will enable me
to get him. FRANK ELDER.
aug 29=-lpd Chester, S. C.
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DISTRESSING ArFAIR.--A Jury Of
Inquest was impanneled in Yorkville,
on Friday last, the 18th inst, to inquire
into the cause of the death of a colored
woman named Carey Ann Smith; who
rendered verdict that the deceased
came'to her death by pistol shot fred
ather in the streets of ,Yorkville by
VIM. Brown, youth of about l 6 years
OF age; in defence of his own person.
The body of the deceased was taken
TO the home Of her former master, the
same night, for interment in the old bu.
rial ground ; another evidence of the
last lingering attachment Of the master
to the slave YorhvtUe Enquirer.
OPENING POSTAL RoUTEs AT THE
SoUTH.-A telegram from ashington
dated Friday evening, August Is, says
The Postmaster General has ordered
a contract with the Central and North
Carolina Railroad Company for the con-
veyance of the mails from Goldsborough
to Charlotte, North Carolina, including
the intermediate Offices. The distance
is two hundred and twenty-three miles.
Service will be resumed on the other
Southern routes, from time to time, as
soon as it shall be reported that tho
roads have been repaired and are in run
ming order.