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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-05

THE State of Iowa, which sent some
seventy thousand troops into the field
exceeding its quota by nearly six thous-
and-instead of being overrun and
borne down with obligations, has a
State debt of little over three hundred
thousand dollars, which she can pay off
at any time. None of her counties are
in debt in consequence of the war. The
reason for this extraordinary exhibit is
to be found in the fact that her people
went out and fought, instead of hiring
others to do SO.
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WHY NOT USE THE REsT4

Over twenty years increasing demnd has
established the fact that MATHEWS WE'VE
TIAN HAIR DYE, is thebest In the world. 1,
is the cheapest, the most reliable, and most
convenient Complete in one bottle. Does
not require any previous preparation Of the
hair. No trouble. No crock or stain. Does
not rub or or make the hair appeardusty and
dead, but imparts to 1t new Life and lustre.
Produces a beautiful black or brown, Us pre-
tered. A child can apply 1t. Always gives
satisfaction. Only 20 cents per bottle. Sold
everywhere,
A. 1. MATHEWS, Manufacturer, N. Y,
DEMAS HARNESS CO., New York, whole
sale Agents. may20-lyeod
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The Military Retained In the Kama
WhR valley.
tEF0ni the CAarlesion Jollrnal.l


As one OF the consequences of the
demonstrations made by the rebels Mt
the recent election throughout Monroe.
GreenbSier, and other counties of this
State, and their general demeanor and
language upon other occasions. the mill
itary will not, at present, be withdrawn
lrom this Valley, rs would probably
have been done had the rebels not
taken such pains to prove that they ARE
the same in feeling"-whipped but not
Major Morton, lsSd n. ", few DAYS
since visited this command to look into
tho condition of things, and ascertain
whether or not the force now in the
Valley should be withdrawn. He.wiu
report the result of his observations to
Gen. Emory, commanding this depart
met, and, we understand, will urge
that military force, mounted, be So
disposed in this section, as to be ready
NJ all times TO aid the civil authorities
in enforcing the laws.
lille the headquarters of this force
VIII probably be located at Charleston.
!he troops Will be more especially held
IN ESaulnesS 10 give assistance in such
nelS noorlng counties as REQUIRE II. No
one aou Dts the ability of the lovll citi-
zsnS OF hanawha county to take Care,
OF themselves; but other sections 49,
much weaker, and need aid from tho
government, which Will be given them
Inc laws must be respected ana Obey,
50. IhoSe who counsel defiance there
to must be made to be feel that 1.-The
way Oh the transgreSSor is hard"
inc conservatives can fhanI- tl,o,,,Ne
selves II lhey don't like the Continued
presence of the military here. ThSir
multiplying dodge at the recent election
did not succeed in any thing but in ex-
posing their own corruption md in.
proving that we cannot expecS obeii-
enee nom, nor entrust the enfof eement
of our laws to, rebels. ~ ~
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West Va. Union Commission

A TIA MEETING HELDATTHEF FOURTH
n Street n. E. Church on Friday evening,
LIST Inst, the following named gentlemen
were elected officers OF the West Virginia
Branch OF the American Union Commission
Presidential ENRY X. LIST.
Secretary-S. G. STEVENS.
Treasurer-JOHN BISHOP.
Vice Presidents-Jndgo VIM. A. Harrison,
Jacob HornbroolE, Rev. Alexander Martin,
Rev. John Mofiat, John l.. Hobbs, Rev. J. II
Mcclure, Rev. .. B. BarnItz.
DtrectorS-GoYernorA A. /. Foreman, Geo K.
Wheat, Thos. HornbrOOk, Thos. H. Logan Jno
Donlon, Henry Crangle, James Wilson, E J.
stone, Col. W. Curtis, David Armstrong
Robert Morrison, Jas. O. Orr, Dr.. A. S. Toad
Hiram Armstrong, Jos, Ball, VIM. HastinES
VIM. w. Holiday, Augustus HandIan. JACOB
Burke, Samuel Laughlin, Robert Crangle,
samuel Mcclellan, Jacob n. Bickle, Joseph
Seybold, James PAUL.
In obedience to resolution adopted at that
meeting, hereby request the officers elect to
meet for organization, etc, at the ouncil
Room in the City Building, on Thursday eve
ming, eth inst, at o'clock, p. m.
WIN. H. OXTOBY
. ueCal-0L
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McLURE HOUSE Corner Monroe & Market
W.. +. GOODWIN Co., ProprietorH


+ Stephenson, Cincinnati; w II Oldham.
Marietta, o; Thos g Steel, Eaiimonf, w Va:
HANCOCK, Vai Hugh L Bond, baltimore. Md:
q n Davis, wife and sister; o P McCay, Wash.
iiIngton, Pa; HePhard, New York; VIM.
York W Hare and W S Way, Stafford, Ohio:
ND Sambtll md wife, Newark, Ohio; b s h
Gnod, New York; Samuel On, Tenn: + n
Mliton, Winchester, Nm; H Hastings and
y. y M0ntz, Louisville, Ky; H Collins,
BarneSrtlle, o; a G iWAdswsftii! Cincinnati:
j s Ridgely, Baltimore; John Rooner Har,
PeT,s Ferry; Jno D staley, Shepheristown, Va,
Steadman, b & OR r; Phillip Rach, New
samuel b Gill, Cumberland; l. Roberts
MeIlSburg, w. Va; 1 II Duvan, WelIsburg'
n NJ E6erheart lr., aud w u HaSlett Pitts.
ouTgh; NJ w HOLSTER, New York; r W VIII
son. Pittsburgh; A Phelps, Fremont, o; j T
ATInmeS, New York; a. j. Marsillaott. Gin
cinnati; VIM. AfeDermott, Cleveland: A Nyer-
Timer, Pittsburgh; Leonard New York; N.
SuIHnacSer and W W Deepler, PHILADELPHIA;
A Sreenwood, Rhode Island - =
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STRUoK oIL.-Oil has recently been
struck In considerable quantity in a
well on the little Kanuwha in Gilmer
county, owned by our worthy friend.
Maj. Lot Bowen and D. D. i. Farms
worth. Esq, of Buckhannon. The
pump has not been applied yet, but the
indications are that the well will WELD
abundantly. The oil was discovered at
the moderate depth of $50 feet. We re-
1olce in the good luck of our friends
CturES6uLg IeEe1PuDh.
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Tahlaanx.

HIHE LADIES OF THE PRESBYTERIAN
i Church OF Bellalr, will give a series OF
1Rbleaux on Thursday evening, Dec. Z. at the
Central Hall, beginning at Z O'Clock. Ar
engagements hove been made with the steam
er GAINESVILLE, which viii leave Wheeling at
Q O'Clock, for persons wishing to witness these
tableaux, from that city. Aduittance IS
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COLGATE,S HONEY SOAP

COLGATE'B HONEY SOAP.
This celebrated TOILET SOAP, in such uni
versal demand, is made from the Choicest ma
terials, is MILD and EMoLLIENT In It's ma
ture, FRAGRANTLY SCENTED, and ex-
tremely BENEFICIAL In. its action upon the
kin; For sole by all Druggists and Fancy
Goods Dealers. marI5-iyd&w
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JUDGE KENNEDY.-we learn that this
gentleman is about to take up his resi-
dence ut Berkeley Springs. If he is
commissioned by Gov. Boreman, this
will be the most central position in the
Notwithstanding Near Era.
Gov. Foreman having issued the COM
mission to Judge Hall, we suppose
Berkeley Springs will not be quite SO
central.
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Hotel Arrivals.
GRANT HOUSE, Bridge Corner, LEWIS &
WooDNANsEE, ProprieiorS.
Monday De,

WooDNANsEE, Proprieiors.
Monday, Dec. 4.
d Parle, Ravenswood, w Va: a h Parker
l. zimmerman, and A Aiahan, Home In.
suranCe Company; w II Dilworth, Mt Pleas
AMI, OHIO; + CClOud, Chronicle, :" Pittsburgh:
BTGzell and lady, Indiana; S j ThomaSSon,
MI Pleasant, Ohio; II Hamlin, Bangor; Vim,
Virgin, Ohio; W CTuickshRnk, Wheeling;
1t Mccall and mother, Ohio; j j Gill, Nii
I1,iLeasant, Ohio; b Kelley, Short Creek; I
weaver, OH Cityi a + Aousall, New Cumber-
King, SiSteFsyille. w Va; w Hodgens, 81
Mays, W; VIM H Grimes, Preston County,
SG r. Manner, Cadlz, Ohio; E & Nc
GltS; ~ Miller, ST Clairevllie, Ohio: w s,
DiSeinInche, Adams Express Company; Patrick
West; OhaS Mcpherson, st CIairSViIie Ohio.
= ~ tltz Gernld, Point, Pleasant, W Va: II
btllIsy, charleston, S G; Jos Whitman, Pitts
Z Z Gmyes, GAINESVILLE, Ohio; o. II Bali, Brooke
20 w va. '-a
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Lost or Mislaid

NERTIFIcATE OF LOAN, NO. 1916. FOR
slIS Issued sed 70 2 me BY the sayings Bank OF
cautioned against receiving or trading for the
same, as payment thereof has been stopped.
dec5-Ste ELIZABETH DILLON
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For Rent or Sale.

TTIHE TAVERN STAND, ON THE WEST
j side of Market Square, ID Ward, now oc-
cupied by Mr.. p. HUH. For terms apply to
DIR. THOS. BRUES,
deG5-H s-. Sprtgg House,
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THE CHOLERA.
Some Suggestions worthy the ConsItl
Grafton of our People.


Grafton of our People.
Editors InteUigencer:
In view of the probable appearance
of cholera in our midst, in the course of
II few months, is it not high time for
our city authorities to move in this
matter? Would it not be wisdom on
the part of our city council to take
speedy and efficient action upon this
most important subject, by the adoption
OF such sanitary measures as would be
likely to mitigate the severity of this
most fearful scouTge, If we should I'M
fortunately be visited with it? Past
experience has taught those of us who
witnessed its rRvages in our city in 1893,
the great danger of delay. Nearly nll
sanitary measures Mt that time had
been delayed until the disease was do
ing its work of death amongst us.
The fifth i'll the streets, alleys, seSspOols
and other repositories were then IN
wisely ordered to be removed instead of
being covered up. The stirring up and
removal of this putrid and offensive
matter, under the influence OF a hot
sun, so contaminated the atmosphere
of our city AS to render the epidemic
doubly fatal. From this and similar
facts everywhere we should be admOn-
ished to act promptly; whatever then
of sanitary measures necessary for our
safety should receive immediate atten-
ton. Would it not be well for our city
councils to have more thorough SAM
tary organization, to increase our sani-
taTy force by the appointment of COM
mittees in the different wards or town.
ships of our city, whose duty it shall
be to examine every cellar, stable, out
house, yard, street and alley within his
district, and report the same immedi-
ately to the Board OF Health, and the
cOuEcilmen of these respective wards
see that this work OF purgation is faith
fully done.
In order to render this Sanitary Com
mission effective, money must be ap-
Propriated and placed at the disposal of
the Board, subject to such regulations
and restrictions as may be deemed pru-
dent by the council. There is a feeling
generally in the city that something
in this direction should speedily be
done, and thereby be prepared to meet
this formidable enemy of human life
Now, Mr.. Editor, after these few crude
notions on the subject of Sanitary or
gnniZatiOn, permit me to hand you for
publication, in part or in whole, the re-
port of the Sanitary Committee of the
Board OF Health of Philndelphia, on the
subject of cholera, as presented to and
adopted by said Board in September
last. Yours, most respectfully,
A. 8. ToDD.
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l. Itesolred, Thatin the opinion of this
Board the time has arrived for the
adoption and enforcement Of strict snni-
tary police regulations, in anticipation
of the advent Of cholerRI at an early
or more remote period
.. ReSOiued, That-distrlct agents be
appointed by this Bonrd, who shall be
under the direction of the district com
mtttceS, to act us assistant messengers
until Otherwise ordered; their salaries
TO be the same as the messengers of the
Board.
5. ReSoircd, That the duty of the dis
trict agents shall be to visit and inspect
carefully every house, cellar, yard, sta
BILE, factory, workshop, shed, manure
heap, privy, water-clOset, drain, street,
sewer, gutter, alley, court, vacant lot,
house, rag and bone shop, dock, and
Furnish the number of underground
tenements, with their population, with
in their several districts, and also other
places wherever there may be suspicion
OF existing filth or accumulation of ma
terlat liable 10 act as food for the poison
of an epidemic, and report each week
TO the Board, through the district COM
mittees, in books provided for the pur-
pose. . :
4. ReSolred, That the citizens be ear
nestly advised and required, as an es-
sentinl sanitary domiciliary defence
against the inrpads of cholera, to keep
their houses, cellars, workshops. fac
tories, stores and storehouses clean; TO
whitewnsh their cellars, fences, out
houses, and other places where it can
be done; TO avoid the accumulation of
rubbish of every description in their
houses, cellurs and yards; and direct
their efforts to establish free ventilation
about all their premises, rs among the
pest known means of adVerting, lessen
ing and destroying the poison of
cholera.
5. RcSolred, Tint the Mayor and
the Health Committee of Councils be
invited TO meet the sanitary committee
OF this ROard for n free conference, as
regards the best means to facilitate the
carrying out effecturlly tho above plan
OF house-to-house visitation, and for
the suggestion of other suitable meas
uTeS for proper enforcement of personal
and public cleanliness, before the epi-
demic shall make its appearance among
us.
8. Resolved, That the Councils be re-
quested to make Especial appropriation
of so, 1000, TO enable the Board To put in
operation, without embarrassment,
the above system of sanitary police
regulations.
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SrefiaI anttfes.
ITCH, ITCH, ITCH.
Scratch, Scratch. Scratch.
WHEATON'S OINTMENT

ITCH, ITCH, ITCH.
Scratch, Scratch. Scratch.
WHEATON'S OINTMENT
VIII cure the Itch in q houR.
Also cures Salt Rheum, Ulcers, Chilblains,
and all Eruptions Of the Skin. Price so cents.
For sale by all Druggists.
By Sendlng6O cents to WEEKS q POTTER
sole Agents, 10 Washington street, Boston,
Mass-s 1t Will be forwarded by mail, free OF
postage, to any part of the United States.
T. H. LOGAN q CO.,
wholesale Druggists, Agents for Wheeling.
sepls6mo
COCO CREAM FOR THE HAIR.
Coco Cream for the Hair.
Coco Cream for the Hair.
Away with your Grey Hair
Away with your Grey Hair.
EOmorer rancid PomadeslI
Nomore rancid Pomades :!
you want something elegant,
II you admire delicious Perfume,
II you desire soft and silky Hair,
II you want your Hair preserved, H.
II you want your Hair to grow
II you want to prevent premature Badness,
If you want to be nd of DandrufE,
Use the Coco Cream.
Use the Coco Cream. ..-
Use the Coco Cream.
Use the Coco Cream.
Use the Coco Cream.
Price IS cents a bottle.
LAUGHLIEs & BUsHFIEID.
Jn2A Wheeling, w. Va.
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DIED.

OF Typhoid Fever, az BellaIr, Ohio. Satpr-
day, Dec. ID. JENNIE, dauEhtef Of Jo1T sI,,i
Mary Macauley, aged 10 years and months.
Ito
nthe evening Of the 4th inst, at X O'CLOCK,
LE!CESTER MEAD, youngest child or Aaron
and Sallie b. Kelley aged four years and eight.
Funeral win take place on Wednesday
morning at 10 O'Clock, from the residence OF
the parents, on Monroe street.
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West Virginia Business COLLEGE M On
.1I .lH Monroe Street

N0E7El1 4lIIII ioIUUeOfNl
DIFFERS SUPERIOR FACILITIES TO
" youths and young gentlemen, for acauiF1
ton. instruction given IN BOoIZ EeeniTr- N
MEittngi IN Arithmetic and Counting Hons
Calculations In Commercial Law, IN Curren-
s. anu BAnktngt IN how to transact Business
IN formation OF character, IN the d avs ~
Health and In Grammatical Science
Terms SO, payable on entering Tmenof
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The SUPPRESSED TzsTIMnNy.-As 10 the
character of this evidence, we have lust
one remark to make at present, and that
is 70 point out a most glaring misstatement
on the part of the witness Merritt This
man says he conyersed with Clement G..
Clay in Montreal in February last. Hav-
ing had our suspicious aroused as to the
possibility of this statement being correct,
we have made inquiries which have re-
suited as follows: That Mr: Clay left the
Queens Hotel In this city on the 5th Of
December, 1864, and. according TO the
statement of the clerk. has not since re-
turned to Toronto. From here Mr.. CLAW
went directly to Montreal, where he re-
manned not more than five or six days,
thence to Quebec, where lie remained
three duys, and at the end of that time
went by the overland route to Halifax.
from which he sailed long before the month
OF February. When he left Bermuda for
the South, he did not know Of the fall of
Fort Fisher, for the vessel on which he
took passage attempted to run the block.
ade at Wilmington and was near being
captured. He then put back to Nassau,
and from there ran into Charleston before
its fall. 1t can easily be shown that Mr.
Clay was in none of these provinces in
February, at which time this man Merritt
processes to have had conversation with
him in Montreal. Truth demands that
this correction should be.made; and If the
whole evidence is to be judged by this
statement, it will soon tumble to the
ground. But we do not desire to draw
any general inference from the published
evidence, until. at all events, the whole Of
it has appeared in print.
Toronto Leader, June 8.
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The Birmingham (England) Gazette
asserts that Mrs. Lincoln is a Welsh
woman. The facts on which this ex.
traordinary assertion is based are thus
stated: 1T has been ascertained op
good authority that Mrs. Lincoln, the
wife Of the late President, is native
Of Monmouthshire. Her maiden name
was jenkins, and her father was for
some time sexton Of St. Paul's Church.
Newport. He married a Miss Russell.
who was in the employ Of Sir Thomas
Salisbury, Llanwe.n, and the issue OF
the marriage was two daughters. The
family afterwards emigrated to Anne.
RIGA. and it appears that Mr.. Lincoln
selected one of the daughters to be his
partner in life.
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jerusalem is undergoing resuseita,
tlon: Many public improvements have
lately been made and the population
has been increased by great influx of
Jews have fled from Northern Africa
1t is said that the Jews are much con.
cerned about this gathering up the
stones and making broad the ways of
Jerusalem; they say. 'Now we are
certain Messiah's coming is very near
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City Taxes.

I WILL attend daily. from 8. m. to IL
Il m., at the Council Room, formerly Odd
Fellows School ,room.) for the purpose OF
collecting CITY TAXES. In view of the
urgent necessities Of the City Council. it is
hoped that sll taxpayers will Ae prompt.
A. 6. BASKIN.
June 8 City Clerk.
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General Commission agency.

General COMMISSION agency.
D B. GLASS respectfully advertises
Il . the cublic that he is prepared t" do
II GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS,
and invites cons9nments Of all kinds Of
Merchandise, Manufactures. Produce. DC.
He will atten to the purchase or sale Of
Real Estate, Stocks, DC. Office aud sales
room ON Plain street, between Bull and
Pickens. juue 20 t6'
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The colored troops at fortress M"n,"c
on being ordered to embark for Texas, DO.
sitively refused to obey, and loaded and
capped their guns for resistance, by force,
to every effort to force them. By judicious
management, however they we're al dis
armed
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John Mitchell. the Irish patriot, and re-
Gently one Of the editors of the New York
Necs, has been arrested, by special orders
from Washington. on a charge of hi h
treason.
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For Sale or Exchange,

THE DESIRABLE RESIDENCE at the
Il corner Of Plain and Barnwell streets.
The house contains eight rooms: Servants
House. eight rooms; Carriage House and
Stables, DC; all in good order. The lot
contains i acres. having on it nbou. fifty
kinds Of choice fruits. a variety Of shrub
berry and g"od Well of water. The Fur
niture-mostly first clsss-wll be sold
with the house, if desired. will et-
change for neat. furnished Cottage. suit
ably located. or sell for cash or cotton, or
State bonds Of any of the Southern States /,
dated prior to 1861, at current rates. APP
ply on the premises to
June 81 t3* c. H. BALDWIN.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

THE subscriber has commenced baking
Il PIES and CAKES daily, at the corner
of Gates and Plain streets, next door to the
Phoenix Office. In short time. there will
ba a variety of CONFECTIONERY,
CAKES, BREAD and ROLLS. to suit all
tastes. j. MCKENZIE
June 81 3
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AUCTION SALES.
Zealy, Scott & Bruins

Zealy, SCOTT & Bruins
WILL sell THIS DAY. at 10 o'clock, at
their mart ON Assembly street.
FLOUR. BACON, LARD. SALT.
Bedsteads. Tables. Saws. Ha,chete.
Buckets, Rope, Clothing. Crockeryware.
Kitchen Utensils. Pots, Kettles, Pans
&c. ALSO,
l good Cart. ! Two horse Wagon.
Terms cnsh. Jnno % |"
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EATING HOUSE.

MIR. j. Q. ADAMS would inform the
4v1 citizens Of Columbia that he has
opened an EATING HOUSE, ON the cor
ner of Washington end Gates streets,
where MEALS will be served up at al
hours of the day. LUNCH FROM IL to ,
o'clock. Jun. 20
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The dwelling house of CIV. Magrath, Mt
Aiken, with all its contents, has been de-
stroyed by fire-supposed to be the work
of an incendiary.
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mr.. HENRY TIMROD

WILL opep. during the first week in
w July, at his residence in Richland
street, (between Bull and Marion,)
DAY SCHOOL FOR BOYS, in which the
Ancient Languages. French and the usual
Eng lisa Branches will be taught.
June Is
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Local ITEMS.
-->.~~"~~0~~~~S-
The Office of the CoiumGio Phoc7siz is
on Gates street, second door from Plain.

The WINNsBoRo NEws.-Our mercantile
readers are requested to note the adver-
tisement, by the publisher Of the Winns-
boro Ne,cs, contained in this days paper.
1t may be advisable with them to consider
its. suggestions. As tha merchants and
people of Winnsboro are more apt to seek
their goods and supplies in this city than
in any other, by reason of contiguty, it
will be desirable that the exten, of our
commercial resources should be made
known to them through their own local
medium.
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II one asks question and another
answers it, which is the oldest fellows
The queerest fquerist)
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South Carolina Railroad.

1t was our pleasure. day ago. to meet
on the street Mr.. President Msgrath, of the
South Carolina Railroad, and to hea, from
him that he is pressing forward with all
possible energy and. agency, in the work of
restoring the railroad aud facilitating the
transportation of persons and freight. Mr.
Peake, the'able Superintendent. has once
more taken the reins in hand. and his we'll
known ability leaves US in little doubt
that, by the autumn, the road, in its long
est extent. will be again in perfect opera
ton. The Congaree Bridge is said to be
the most embarrassing obstacle at present;
but we.trust that the cars will soon run up
from 'Charleston to this point, at least,
which uill greatly lessen the present en-
barrAssments of the traveller to and fro.
1t will be seen by the advertisement in our
paper that thf cars leave Orangeburg at 8
a. M. and reach Charleston at p N. daily.