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slssf ii.,s ls :. ..
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festt ny 81 hocked az the announce-
illept5 bfIt at once mad Preparations
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enefali i IS 81 3 .s5s II
TIifiiiiie To E1 an efal 81 ISiiff5 St,d nnn.rz
I'D sina iis reii : 4 ifIo3.r
to him he a ;tft1S1,. ,STortst,I
ed % lpeal OF his reli lions views and
hop BE said in substance That he
Was Itiis olslEstaIt, and hi yer made
lioweHef, always eddedyored to live
hone t1y and nf1 ghtly in his relations
With his. fol o8y511eii, and he hoDeffanfii
believed TINT he had sj done. Hgoon.
fessed TINT he had siuned greatly. al
thbugh1le demo ouncad us mise lie slam
terpus ftitn0fs of his drum Seiinpss. md
lieent iousness WI liich had been ciFcula-
ted: But though, lie aclS noWsied 6edithnt
he. ifad been d gredt SINNER in theisiyhfz
of Got, /, Ife stti ed that every. act of his
IN ischaTgLng his duties as Governor
had been peri formed with the striIstest
cOnscieIit ti6usnpss, and with 'prayerlIiI
regard to liis rest bonsibility not onlVlt5,
the country but to. God lie also stated
thnt he hnd never gone to bed at night
tor twenty yellfS without pravinR Ito
Sod for forgiveness and protection and
tlstt he died patiettly ", acknoWl Hedging.
ms and usting in Christ for par2
dom AS he spoil ke the Goyernor raised
l14 ~ and as though sdeath lent IN
PEI Ii keenness to them. exclaimed
til ~ lie sISyk tho IoerIjafois ss,taySI;H;T
the ht hand of the "a her. rnalffii9Sy in.
tHrc ibndforS his SINS iEIe ctIncIIIrIed
! ~, amghgtic a9 q aeclarotion, several
ginfiol sISyy The scene was 9ssSIv ,s'lls lf.
feetin lat the close Of II Il iie nut his his
snI ~ i aa1 lae neck neck OF General Barr
for his ma attent;oSt lalSSa MN
perfect lction with his nefIicai STlt
tteatlnens Eie then took his farewell
of his tnl1il About midnipbf Ihe TeS-
FlaJ,S ~ ftif X. z isfI -
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THE' Nf NfAeNIRIc ~ NEW
I slsl:95 srF4 llEss
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y IglsLIII III N1A1NlIa I--IIlI1N.N
,1.ftfa e AHsE 3fILIS 'HoYTsF AlrENT.
sl9tyyl three rollers - - -
Z . Gill q Son 8 b otied Sizes
~ = three hQtlkonthl rollers
me fkEe that IL liSed on plant lils South
3of le cheap. y. g. H1BDRETH g BR0
ttllls<s II II ~ - ~ AIN Etrelat
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Cures liver Cointd int or lfii1uti itiii of theI
heaTti also prlrIil the blood aud tegui6te 81
thellSidneS Il ep 1t In yottr tnn1ilIeS.y Siclt-
ness comes y helt east expected
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Gh!gEzelIfqetll5sI
!. RATEs OF suRsoR
lEtiIIl D .RIl0ll.l .lliION. nENIAiiiIIfIl3l
mo Status Of Berkeley nnd JeRefs
~. C6tIllIea Elrther ,Discussetl.

i Ilet.'t q KS ~ q STANTON. *
~ -g'iititti ~ =! li4stlIl
.iEffl1f fis. slk III \ vFfrF453ti
Tho Status OF l3erIteIey ana Jeffaf.S6 6li
IL gG6tlIAlIes Further Discussed.
: =. ; 4 4s-;43 : ~ lii3 81
L .iF.9'HI w. Va, sept.
= }lfsEft3,4 7, n li'l5 7'itelig
have examined with some care Se
commune Oh or tie HQni NJ ~.
dawes, dlawes, IN the NIllI.LIeENCER Of the
iSlst ult., on the Legal stdtus 81 tIie
count tieg of jBerlSp y and Jefferson, in
NHest Nlrglplss AliH (tn purS Suance of
Eol1r req uest fptopose n brief feyijSS
OF the principal Ioii Is made in tile III.
gument or F1f. 15llSy 4. q esiA fp3slal4s
In the published referred to h,g
9A1f. l1laAves, mi the rome Court Gf
tne United iStnt nlnesti ON of tiie
power OF. adjaOeit tfft 20 Change tIieif
99pgpndstries, pg and tfaus ~ territcfy from
one 70 the othgr, not ,iiit could not
The case of FluriSia rs. 7t3fspfd dtifiuli Il =
Howard, 42lJ tNytts 4 Bill ed l5y.t tie
EState OF Efortaa VS. of. tse6fs
gin, to settle n disputed b9unSlafy iIil4
tween the StQtes, 6geltttS tt6, 11dFtt
could not ttgJeb stJjo1t The hQil jfl5v.
The State, 81 FlOfida 81 N tiiretIs 1yt
tile United States, by Ire N IN S6aiiIi
since the adopt of the aO efn4 tS6ifs,
stitution, and them title, to 10 M bDfi5e
Gprtatea public lands " thin h y limit
was vested in the United ~; s
We St1te of eorgfa being on q 6i the
ginal States who had IIeVGf ged the
lifBliC lands within her limit to the
-Un1teu States, the title to her ufiaff F{9
priatedspnblicla lands was vested 81 81
State. J.tti,t..5ss-s .gs.fr. = X 4 =.
The United States was, ther5i5is is. ~ s
terested in the question to the eS
the ipHblig lands covered by the %
thict. For the purpose of Ifoteet i IS
rights of the United states 10 th6 lam
IN CONTROVERSY the Attorney Giensti o.
the. United States applied to the sepiit
TO be made q party, or to submit tlj al
copEr such eyid enee and arguinentS
snAlghtgllei deemed necessary to prot
the interests of thedG GOV6rnileht.o ~
at was npon thisq question that the opih-
ION of the court WAS given. BY way df
Jargnmert and ElnstrRt ton; it was said
by the court that If tho States lshonlH
agree upon a boundary which would
deprive the United States ofinhy Dor
ton Of the public domain, such agrae
tnelt would Iot; he bind ding pnltheI lJnf=
ted States, because all ne IStatesitb bc1;a q y
tereSted tit ht6,ilnoStfost But what aIlE,
plication can such a cas as this
10 q ease of ch1nge OF bot tiISl ~ iIivo
Ing the tide, TO, no part ofstha lpublie
domain, and lin WI lt;ll n9 tl1ef Stat
could have any pgss iblf s5,s
Nh y ~,
the failure 10 re- oft the case would
seem 10 ind liht the court were not
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81 KING 6f Pain So

D9fNot FailoIO Call
Upon Or. Afef de before ihe leaSesss is he Isl
certain te 90 Sea GOOD.
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Frank din Insurance Company
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T. II. Logan, 7. r. SIinlIcrosa, Geo. X. Wheat.
Sieo-5A iemfiel, John ZoeglSler. Snni1. BIcClel-
Ian, g. w. Franzheim, jas. n. Vance, Alex.
Lnughlin.
TTHIs COMPANY HAVING BEEN DULY
organtzed, nra prepared to take risks Mt
ialr rates on buildings OF MI kinds nerchan-
tllse, manufacturing establishments ftTrTi-
luIei stenmboatS and c1rgOes ON the western
rivers and lnl1es and also on the lives of per-
sons Tor q term OF years. This Company of
iers superior inducements 10 farmers. where
by they can be insured for three yesliS at re-
duced rates. This being home Institution,
composed of some nInety-fonr stockholders,
most OF whom ara among our best business
men, recommends itself to the favorable con-
their patronage.
-Applien lions for insurance WIN be promptly
attended TO by the SeCretnTy.
Once, No. / Mcclure House being the same
lOFIleIIy Occup pied by Adams Express Co.
4-. n. N.G.ARTHUR, Secretary.
-SAMII MCCLELLAN. President
GEO. StEHDEI, NtSe President.
n. C. ARTHUR, Agent for paying pensions.
once NO. McIlure House, being the same
formerly occupied by Adams Express Co.
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i WARE a & n i D;eu
9YAIslIElll -
TtHh ASssrTS1sIs ,,IS15s SAArAkRH q "A as1, >!

TIHE SYMPTOMS ei oATARRH AS
ls,1l they EepeFally qQp rEate at hLst very
g ht1d tlat : have q cold, Tint
tlls, I'VE lfeqdet : g kGl1E5 and hTe more
Heq5 Sc u the Chdns &c 1ef1pe atIire. In
mi i1tn, then hay he dry, DR. u SLIGHT
rliitdlIlgIe5 hin and ifIEl hffefWaidf becoMs
IN ltlel-1 1ud adhe IN As the di4ease be-
come chronic, the tli re3 ore ind ensed in
qu1ut md chargel cia iity; they IRE now
fllicic md heavy, fIlfi . liked or cpughed
on Yheeeeretiu lions an Dsiye, caIsI Iga bad
6ga1 tn The voice III llr md nasal, be eyes
are weak tho sense a 3 smell Is les ned or
fg1yed deA CaIf tntlY. take fllace:
Anotl enTa i1nlllt lnFfant sVHtlom. of
Caf11Ili iS Tint the on S Obliged % clear
; = hi liru1 p the N 1fi q thick g sliIny
nIleus HEB has y IN iIyVl1 from tlA head
5GitEinl lle nj :, hen this tllLes plll the
per On fna lia sun hi hisq disease Is on ITS
u Igast n the lutl ID lpfld lose no tfla IN
aFTeIfila' II. ~ - ~ ~ -
Tho fspTofthe many ciFrFn
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= ~ s 81 I,363yS53s so
Seventy-fye per cent of the nett l1rofitg de-
CURING nily risk
Policies Will he Issued In any 1f tJa oI,o,,o
reltnble companies on application TO
w. +. PETERSON Agent
mar2l-Iy
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The Merchants National
Bank of West Virginia,
II -AsP tygEFalH1TTNc - =

ULXIsIoN OF NATIoNAI. RAeKs
washington, June 28th, 1896.
us HsEtEISY GERTTFIEDTTIAyT, N ,srrF1IIn
u, lSfclihntg, NattNhaT I8nilIl Nf yVos-1
tS.lEsllatn, at Wheeling, w. Va! n l3SnIs-
Organized under the net IaFo
piIONI1e Natlonal Currency, secured by' n
leS ". =. Bontis, and to provide fnI, fhe
~ I,i,.1 and thereof approvS
,,i,. q ieSll ing compiled with the re-
slle of tlIiS department. made n,
III y = thereof Inns this day been esignaf-
receipts ffOm Customs l1y ~ s,SsI.
Sis.S IieSl$naI1on VIII also be employed as a Finan
ctis ~; q ent0t the 9oYernment
l9IsS l9s1IsSliSSClYl ~ #. E. SPINNER -
Cldult7luU. IFenyg1FinI. IT a
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liII 3AiiotIieF lgeinil3ierf15llI Si6Fel

M uRnIo ~ y lwIfe ylias been unable
10 DO ils Eind of work for over tlffee yeAtS.;
Her Ftiatest 4aoublel was 30 irllea
and y vet complaint @ She .wdg ticai to
1ient pounds in wei lien g zleff ri
ot Dr lrBridef and by fol- ON Eiifr MS &IfeC-
tiole loi the ppSt two week my ~ has,
gtIii ID q gtySeiR iRlt pounds. She nos eiglls
ione iin freSl and attt otiIds S q says
thai size feels better and ger fifIt she
lllfs cen for three ejlIss. & 3 Z 81
IL s-t have h ed nearly ~ - Yitli-
odt wing any bettefit ltefIt James
va otts No, s5 Ledlie street ne iietiyl
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and who are wholly itidfffefAn 10, the
moral element and moral forms of hu-
4pan progressj to obtain control OF ff.
lt4ts only necessary TO talk with those
lnen, with those with whom HelVetins.
Holbach, Prudhon, .V'aGheFot, and CtlI2
ers of their school are text books. ia
realize that of two eVilsIt the Church fs
much the least q lhfee -otinftefS az lLe
F'ranrh school of s'liberals'' lbelonr to
thisrschool of philosophy. In other
words; thfee-fourths of the French IfI{-
eraltstS are nlnteriaIists. pli
~ q THE WOMEN OF SOCIETY. ii,ss,I =.
The French married woman. ms last
deser1bed comptisesa a large majority
OF the women of France. There is an
otn3ef lt3 class or married women, quite as
exceptional as With us, but which is
considered by these who read FrencI
novels as tlle representative class. /
VIII proceed to describe this class.
II the french wife is not religious On.
her ligion IS subordinate other feEnl
li1lne ties, she finds soInce for uIGt-
n nrlInonlai neglect md eIljliti in society.
1a.l' a Efench yyCmon is q very active, rest
less, ilnpresstble, conversnble creature.
She is fully qualified to entertain d
crowd of admirers. Men abound III,
society anxious to absorb such cbarnt,-
ters-men able to respond to all the
longings which these adieGtiyes denote.
tlluf eSpecl4lLy the Inst one. There Is
NO Lack OF men IN France ready to in
llge 1rresponsiple emotions, never
dreaming Of bligatfon or fndifierent.fo TO
~, ven when qnacconp panied 81 IL
criminal ntent-z men as readyto please
as women tp he pleased. Perhaps soci-d
ETY.. provides the wife with a lover-ati
all events. friend who sympathizes
with and hatters her. Perhaps the wife |
tnlls, and perhaps She don't. In re- |
specific family life, the great point to |
note in both wife. and husband is that I
there is q moral flaw, whether it be |
made manifest physically or intellect-i
lally. Tic result is, the French wife. |
like the French husband with his dom,
lnoes and cafe, and perhaps something /
worse, enjoys herself fiher own way, and /
lakes the consequences. 1t is not 1lecl |
asSaty to follow the career of this class
u French wives any further. AS said
above they form a very exceedinkIy
small class. -s-li
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AUGUST s2i Afy daughter slses5ia s, f,o. 4
walk or do afy ut all, with the bniIls IN
all the patent dimes i heard OF, Nitllont
receiving any benei until i bought a bottle.
It two days, tiiE able 10. walk val SitfiSI1i.
the 81 llghest i IN. ~ God bless hini-inay
ne do others he same good. THOMAS
bufgh. II II - 7l-'ffi = ? : -s'4'
Auapsr q TINS Is to certify that my
VIE llas not been BILE 70 work or get about
tor one year, with be T1leumati m nndliyeF-
complaint, and 50 qrtness of % eittl. I.iIie{i5
everything Ggnld feal i, and a great maly
doctors without te ketytitr any benefff n 4 r
i heard Of Dr. Il iuf of ISflils q si5v,
following the idifed ibns fiif stFifs
s IKE 9. new ptE 5lig Gnu iifisi6
her work. nflf ilf1y ing NJ II -
hour, AnAaf s. - = y. MI is sfsiin Il =
= yI1t. icBffth lI|i IA lsIiifitl ~ n
tle Aicl4ure 20. sleeltngs g ss e
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ing OF 1tliE. sc /.
Cures Neural leit s. antifnies e i Iia ma
Of Mclinln Bro ashing ton I1al opposite
AicIl'ire Heuse e wheeling. -.
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lSF %El1 aS9gaas ssl5 aR lnei:alseq illlout ssis
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.1ftl a IfIEs.lEzI.ZIllEE.lZEgEIllIa

(Shortest and Qitiekesf Route Eat and Vestl
FFRAI1S RUNsAS FOLLOWS CoApTENG-
u ing Monday October 81 1854: =
I've Bridgeport 1l.OO am 40 pn. i0:65pm
AT, Al, PIttshuTgh,.. Ss45pmi &00pm 52l0am
=. SleyetII1d -. 1000 pm 955am as55am
= Z STestl tltne.,.. Sam 1l:B0am Il.OOnm
-. Et. Wayne 80. 5:Q0am 5;99pm E21pm
!. 1lso.:.....l pm 1l:20pm H:90pm
HnrrsbuFg.. 2;a0am SsN0am l:In pm
baltimore. 200 am l2=20Dm 5.45f1Til
PhHadelPhi0 9sl5 am 124Ni5Tm t5.ss5pTis
New York.. 9:i5am .&35pm ln.0O nm
tickets To all principal points in the Fast
and West ean be pTocurett at the Union ONCE
In McLure House and TT the Station at Bridge
port. = -.-ss r. n MYERS
mh3 -6emernl Ticket AGENT.
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5 The Peoples Bank.

SAVINGS BANK OF WHEELING.
once, 4Eain ST, bettreess Aoayoe ana Qtrinev.
NTONEY RECEIVED ON IRA NsIENI
lHl DepoSite. Interest paid on Special De-
pusitH Collections promptly attended to.
Exchange on tho EaEt bought and sold.
I5iif 4isssise ksTHOSsa. II IIsT President
SA1PLP. HILDRETH, Treasurer.
laffl4- - III p 7isi.s 4-3t1} Fl. 1s So
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5uitttl S4tt5esi 7is--l ~ 4
fNFIDELIT9. -
Infidelity, the staple of French ro-
nance, because it tatfords dramatic sit
iuattons-the young lady in the world
of French art being useless MS first
t5GyedieTt7ae on account OF her social IN
aecessibtlity-is no more frequent in
France than elsewhere. IIiersare rood
reasons for thinking SO. In the first
place, the wife never feels a dread of
coming to want, and conseuuentIv Is
not-open, to temptation on the side of
money. She has a dowry, tile dot, se-
cured to her on her marriage. and aC,-
.cordingly harbors no fears on Tint point.
Secondly, If she is fnithful to her church
dnties 1t is almost impossible for her to
tail in the path of rectitude, u point the
full comprehensive of which demands
an unprecedented mind and knowledge
OF the internal organization of the Ro--
man Church, which most people doinOt
possess. Let a slleptic visit the churches
of Paris, the city considered SO immoral,
ana see the crowds of women that tre=
quent them. It is significant fact.
and ought to shield the women from u
gross II not immoral Judgment The
men, as class, rarely go to church,
and when they do, it is only to hear
music and enjoy cerebral skin in the
way of oratory. Thirdly, the Iogic of
crime is inexorable. There is rarely
such q thing as haltinG midway on the
road to ruin; thelcascade of virtues (as
exhibited in 1raina here, and by no
means paradox ends in n pool. of
vice in Which society is cartatn. to dis
cover and mark those who swim IN it.
Summing all this upin general con-
clusion, French married women are as
good and as pure as any other women
on the face OF the globe. 4 will not saw.
wish could say us much for the
men ~ but IsTS'ill say that the men are
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III Sj1 I3afrelt llcen q, ,,sc.il,,i{,
y : - ~ " 4; z q ft3lsON y OOs
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YOUNG JEPF,s BRnAv1oR.--A Mon
treal correspo pontlent of the New York
ttesdsd s.t ( = describes the behavior of the.
young son of Jef, Davis, atthe .Donega-
ma ~ o9se, as not indicative of very
good .btingihg tip.', He saws III -
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ABour5 DYER NJ .-7.I elIoH I'M
very 4 iFeInarlIs we sedpy roia
Stte topisianHe IFlGgs 9'iay 6 lrne.
and To the point
Ne eaft49e "a o,ii II, ,, sfftis.sa
who doe not alfetiiso nei IL nbthSI
ing wort vert lisin c ut ders M ustII
know that ila bus ii,.rii who throw
opt his Ign il a e 8 per and is stlqt
ashamed vi IIIIstecIs III goods, can II
'FaNs Furnish y esbettef dlisii iftv at lower
prices nen those lio itiier through
shame ~ penutious AZ iieyerilet theI
tnul lie lEn2lg hey have or what
lley ase doing, 4F 49, ff.sIfa eti15 yili
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have already received both
tlte elilt pow erlto annex these conn
ties tnd .the general power to annex,
counttes eorany other Territory, /
sttalpih With perfect confidence that n
titicafip nby Congress- is wholly mn
Iaeces stii,S and would be a work Of su-
lperetp itiDn.9 ~ ours, DC. q
1l.ss3 ~ 2, ~ e ~ B.s STANTON.
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Three sonrtlis of the nett profits declared to
policy holders, annually.
Z7ES co. OFNEWYORR.
Cash Capital. all paid In s5n0 Ol0OO
Assets JanuarysI S35.............. SGS,s53 80
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5t Rich Hlaelr lfIllI7 lsi 4
paecas talfpln BON uhatltc 1ni 81f1ze
VERY WIDE Rlndf ainiinfr e. l,n u lIIl 5IIiIfI<
sGtape lisl >, li sllI| tiiaills
ding ~ illill rilill |riol- r1lI'
and plnAii d IS fsiill y : I
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NEW ARRANgEMENT

Ohio and IIIssissippf Transportation
Company.
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young son OF JetE. Davis, atthe Doneea-
ma Hoqse, as not indicative of very
good .btingihg up, He saws ~
: ~ was their custom to eat at the pub
lie ii table along with the other guests Of
5ne. esta blishment, The little hoy. about
~ nine yei1ts Old, was very tallSatiVe and
noisy. On d small scale he Kicked mn
is 5lllch noise and fuss ut the Donegafia
s!s MS pqternQ1 relative did on a iarue
'sSslie We curing the rebellion, at meals
ne wits constantly gabhiIig inn loud
VOICES ana finding fault With everything
placed before hun on the table, and
With the servants. NYithnl he is q lad
OF much spirit and originality of thought
ana Spressto ion. II say, nigger, said he
one day to one of the colored servants.
i i wish tyou would bring mo some Gus
'tdrd. The custarCl, In considerable
quantity, was brought and placed be-
fore him.
is that the way You bring custnrd i'm
this country q asked the boy.
/. Yes, answered the servant; you can
help yourself to as m11h or as little as
You choose
4 don't like it that way. In nv conn
try we always get it in nice little cups 4
said Master Davis. Here. nigGer.g
Servant don't think yo1,n Ifind
.sys9 a word Ss as Niger in the English
9. Master DAVIS oh, indeed. why, /
suppose j shhli. have to have a Sdtcti6ha5
- With me herea fteI. " klien, ] want t6
iconyerse with oioted peo Ai IN Cisiis
ada 9iiy 4 atas,5. sa,l. - ~
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.1NConpon1Trnll ! - 1asz.
8ranarott,ttintr.
Baltimore 6 Ohio Railroad
E=llEFFsa...ss
OFFICE RALT. & ONO RAILROAD Co.
Z MHERIINa srATInss- NJ & Isl Z

DASSEEGER TRAINS WILL; Rim r
y, the following scheduleon and inter Mo-
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: 'sEcURIrY ANS co. oFNEW YORK.
Gasll Capital, NIL paid 81 60
(" Assets LIST February, lS65......- $3.50 o
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: ssPnoRLE's IIp0Il.ss
Daily for Louisyil le.
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Effft HHLS En- = 5TYDR IIIlft
telsllS4 Cement tliC ia - -
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The hours OF GoveFtor BronRh
tlgefe az citing. When ia E6,f1 fofllie,fl
~ tle Surgeons Cfeperal that liettcould
moi dsie forty eaight hours he was ut
lifst shocked at.tlitc announce
lnellf IN at ofles mad prep prations
tois the great change BY 4destliig to
be alonel with his family and the Sur
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HEMPFIE[,D RAII.. ROAD
5.5......5Iill5gzzl

ON. AND AFTER MONDAY, NOVEMBER
NyitlIe 18th, the trains ON this rold will run
a Follows, dniIy except Sundays:
x ihe6sye " 5sz e A. N.
4ffflSe' at W 1eeli 10 p -
. Eas5i & IsIsTuBSINasi
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iti,isls slfil 2 ~ q
s6 lIlls a.
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gIeYelaad 9 .PittsbuTgh Rail. Road.

]. b. FORD,
noYo Generll Agent Wheeling,
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/ 5i9 ~ u T.ILASIKS7 9isa II
II N S}R9S2 EEsASKS, Half Iiiits PINT ana
ElAy 2tlnl Is y = = liyilii IN
= ~ Ifl q Eiligll5
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SeaSs MI ttltstoIl 4 . :
All neigh 4e foSwaEded from Wheeling
Pm. TO insure It's shipment the same day.
novzd w. ID. BURTON, Sup't.
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1865-03-28

the Savannah river on the 7sh. She
has been raised and towed to a place III
the dry dock at Savannah
The Ranger, new Confederate man.
of-war, has been cruising on the ocean.
I've Yanaco vosscIsocwar haze been
despatched to watch the New England
coast.
Negro balls under the auspices Of the
military authorities with furnished guards
are advertised nightly-thcy re an,
nounced first by negro troops we sup
pose this is in Charlcston-Ed Mcos.
Some prisoners were exchanged OH
Feb. %.
Editorial notices and full extracts Of
Gov. Browns message arc given.
Passengers to the southwest from the
North, go Uio Charlotte to Washington,
Ga. thence by rail, on.
A large number of oir parolcd prison.
crs passed Washington, Ga, during
the past weck,.to await an exchange.