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Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1865-12-08

- SHALL POX.
This disease has not, aud III my opinion will
not, spread beyond the family Of Dir. Sondey.
All OF the cases, six III number are doing well,
aad all nre able to be np. / feel under 0hliga
~ to Hon. 7. G.. Perrin for aliowirs< us to Use
his Office, ncsr the Depot, for a Fest house,
where the liule negroes were all sent about
ten days ago, and whicl, has been the means Of
mitigating the danger to n very rrent extent.
Mr.. Sondley's Children, who contracted the
disease, have been confined in IN upper cham.
Der in hisl,ouss. and every Precaution hns and
will be taken TO keep tie disease within bounds
We feel grateful to Divine Providence for his
ovcrruling agency in this hour Of great nfilic-
tien. mo one need feel any fear of visiting
that part Of tie Village. as fungaiors nre
continually used. Should nny other case make
its appearance Il shall be made kno~u.
ISAAC BRANCH, NJ. D.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1865-12-08

.,@ "Ah that giisters is not gold,p says
Shakespeare nor is al 'bnd spelling Bill
Arps. We would kindly remind our
iunny correspondent, ":Jake Solely" of the
fact II might be dangerous to The pan,a!,
Icons buttons Of our subscribers to publish
inls communication. We appeal to his
bessrcaence to excuse u.s. ~. u.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1865-12-08

The State of EOuti Carolina.
ABBEFILLE DISTRICT
IN Equity. 81
1.nea Z. fiufsn and Martini y. s;ufsp, his w;Ss.
VI. Thomas J.. Brooks, Al. Clink.cales.
-BW for I'rrtition.
3tRSEANr to Order vl Court, will eeIL
nj Public Ontcry,
ON SALE DAI IN SANVAIY NEXT,
Qst}. 1866, the Rent Estate Of ~ mes NJ. Brook,
deed, near WuIrenton,. contasing
48a Acres,
More or less. tanpdvI by lands Of W. H.
Brooks, d. L.. Wardlaw. Es49ts of qhqIpst
aud other This is sISrfirnt Track Of I.unI
witt, a large body 'ek'SFLENP1D noTroSa
LAND.
Tnisals.
a credit Of ono and f.'o years, wiIi iat%r.ss.
Purchaser To give bond with twD good .suretes
and mortgage Of The premises tn srcure thu pur-
chase money. wlici, is to he paid iA specie bays
r"sIs IN cash and ray for papers
WM. II. PARK ER ,cu.Ar,
Com. Office. Dec. 6, 1865, "a, St
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1865-12-08

ON SALE DAY
In JANUARY Qst) NEXT. 1860. Tracts No.
and of the Real Estate Of Samuel Turner,
decd. containing from
l50 TO 200 ACRES EACH.
And bounded by 'lands Of Adam Bell, Charles
a. Cobb, Nancy afathi. and others. Plat. Of
these Tracts will be exhibited Oh day of sale.
TERMS
Credit of Twelve moMthr. Interest fom
day Of Sale. Purchaser. to give bond with
two gord sureties and mortgage, pay cosfs in
cash and pay f"r papers. Purchase money to
Ae paid im specie.
WM. ii. PARKER. c.nA.R
Com. Office, Dec. 4, 1865, u. St
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1865-12-08
Friday, December 8, 1865.

.. eB- We are authorized to announce DA-
sVID CRAWFORD. candidate for Tax Col
iector at the ensuing election.
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M a r x EFT . .

NJ "a r RI AG 4 3.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1865-12-08

VB- We authorized to announce Mr.. ROBT.
Ii. WARDLAWr q candid ate for the office of
Ordinary of Abbeyille District, at the ensuing
election. to be held on the I'd Monday in Jam
uary next.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-28
New YorIS Items

NEW YORK, Nov. ga Washington
correspondent of the Herald says: -
The latest advices from Mexico states
that the Mexican Cabinet has adoDted
resolution to fortify the frontier, and
Marshall Bazaine had already COM
menced so doing. A letter is said TO
have been received by Macmillan from
NaPOleon-the latter rebuking the for
mer for a lack of energy.
The Paris correspOndentofth the Herald
says: 10 - :
One OF the editors of the Dublin Irish
People and one hundred other Irish
refugees have flown to that CITY. They
assert that the first move of the Fenians
Is to capture Canada.
Tho Fort Delaware correspondent OF
the Herald says: aaIf
Ex-Governor Labback was released
last Friday morning, leaving that rebel
reformatory institution as thorough a
Union man MS he was formerly n rebel,
The World Washington special saws:
Gen. Grant received telegram yes
terday from Gen. Logan, who is at his
home in Illinois. He states that he will
be in Washington about the first of De-
cember, when he will decide what
course he will pursue respecting the
Mexican mission. Before this informa-
ton was received a communication was
sent to him by the Department of State,
desiring to know at once whether he ac-
cepted the appointment or not,
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Late STexIeanyev.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 27.-The Times,
Vera Cruz adyices of the 18th says =
Everything is unsettled in Mexico,
General distrust prevails, and business
is paralyzed. Maximilian's power Is
daily lessening.
Peubla has been selected as the gem
eral furnishing quarters for the IRpe-
rial army, and is strongly gnrrisoned
by Austrians. The roads are unsafe:
robberies are hourly committed. The
country sin deplora blestRte. Orizaba
IS strongly fortified, anticipating LIB
eral attack. COrdova has been aban-
doned and all the war material re-
moved to the interior.
Judge Perkins, Sterling Price and
others, are, sanguine of the success of
their colonization scheme. TlIE
The Empress started for Yucatan nm
accompanied by Macmillan, who fol-
lows in January. The reception of the
Empress along the route is quite tame
except at Vera Cruz, where the demon.
strations were somewhat grand. IN
Fourteen hundred endorsements ar
rived at Vera Cruz on the 18th. and
more are looked for. The Liberals are
active in collecting at all points.
Galveston dates of the Sd report the
arrival of the steamer Clinton from Rio
Grande, with large number oflwhite
and black troops, homeward bound
be discharged.
aSSouScE lOuE udyS rom NIatamOf-
rs state the Liberals, about $500 hundred
strong, are encamped ten miles above
MatamOras. The garrison consists of
about 100 regulars, some volunteers
and citizens. A detachment of SOMA
| rines are said to have been sent from n
French mRn-Of-war. Two or three such
vessels are reported at themouth of the
river to cooperate with the Imperial
lists. No other reinforcements arrived
by sea. The government force is sup
posed to beamplet to defend the city but
insnfticientt to Keep away the beseigers.
The Clinton brought the 18th Indiana
| colored infantry from Corpus Christi.
Citizens of Liberty county, Texas.
| have petitioned Gov. Hamilton to or,
ganiZe militia force to suppress an an
ticipated insurrection by the negroes.
who avow their right to a division OF
the property before they accept any
terms of hire, The Chief Justice of the
county has been threatened with death.
Col. II. n. Epperson of Texas, has
gone to Washington TO complain Of the
corrupt condition of officials, and the
unwarTanted assumption OF power bv
the Provost Marshal and Freedmenfs
Bureau officials. fIa
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NEW YoRR, Nov. .;

-atus-s....Et lf.ls.. NEW YORK, Nov. q.
CoTToS-Dull and unchanged: 52G.j3c
for middling, FLoUR-ExtraS State rules
quiet and firm, other brands dun and
lower: IS 4OCgS so foreStra State; 50 IOCa
81 % for r, IL o., and 50 5O(GSil 75 for
Trade brands; market quiet and henyy,
except for extra State. WEAsKY-Hc,rVy
at 81 34Cl2 S5. WHEAT-Heayy and
about lc lower; 81 67GS1 so for Chicago
Spring; 81 76(1l 81 for Milwaukee, Club.
81 sal SIS for Amber Milwaukee; latter
for extra choice. RYE-Dull. BARLEY
Dull and dropping. BARLEY MALI
Quiet. CORN-Heavy and lie lower /:
'9l992c for unsound; 94(d95J &c tor sound
mixed Western, and SSc for damaged
OATsT-TDulli 49956c for unsound, and
62@65c for sound. CoFFEE-Quiet.-
SUGAR-Quiet; Cuba Muscovado at 1877
9l41Sci Havana at I4I<c. MoLAssE S-
Quiet. Steady; crude .iOc:
refined i'll bond 66@661Sc. PoRK-ne-
cided, lower and more active; ScJO(d3O 50
for mess closing at $50 cash and $3.50
S26 90 for prime mess. Also 2T5O bbls,
new mess, sellers option for Dec, and
Jan. at $4,000. BEEF-Heayy; 1I6l4c
for plain mess; 14(117c for extra mess
BEEF HAMs-Dull;S $40 50(94I. BACON
Quiet at former prices. CUT MEATS
Heavy and lower; 133S@l5C for should
ers, and 171S&2l &c for hams. DRESSED
Hods-Heayy; l31<@1I4c. LARD-Heavv
and at 2O(12413c. BUTTER-Dull; at 3OC1
42c for Ohio and 3SG46c for State
CHEESE Steady at IIGI9c.
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Rashinrton .Ifen,..

WARRINGTON, Nov. 25.-To-day the
Military Commission composed of Iens.
Hitchcock, Mott, and Seth Williams.
met and organized. This Commission
is ordered to investigate certain frauds
alleged to have been committed at Bos-
ton, by agents who, by fraud and mis-
representation, induced and forced Ger
man emigrants to enter our army as
substitutes. The Commission will prob
ably in ashort time move to Boston,
when it will hear the evidence of wit
nesSes.
Robert Heth, committed to the old
Capitol with Taylor, for approprinting
to their own use about so, GOO of the
specie belonging to the rebel govern-
ment, which fell into their hands after
the capture of Richmond, were this
day released from the old Capitol by
order of the Secretary OfWar. II. Hitch
cock and @. Molans, were also released
and turned over to the civil authorities,
Very few of the visitors at the White
House to-day, obtained an interview
with the President, owing to the pres
sure Ofimportant public business.
r. NJ. T--Hunter and the rebel Briga-
der General Raines, of Arkansas, were
ut the Attorney Generals office to-day,
urging their claims for pardon.
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Cincinnati marked,
CINcINSAT1. Nov 27

- y -FOF' 10
Flour quiet and prices unchanged
Wheat dull and lower; old red 81; new
81 20. Corn dull at 45c for new. Oats
dull at sac for prime. Hogs dull and
prices lower; whole range asked
is Sa9c gross, and 1OalIc nett; the drov-
ers rather than accept the current rates
are making arrangements to pack on
their own account, and the receipts for
the last "a hours were 1000 head. Pro
visions unsettled and rates lower; new
city mess Pork sold at &c, and this rate
was nominal at the close. Green Meats
declined toS, IL q l3c for shoulders, sides
and hams; closing dull. Lard declined
to 2Oc. Nothing doing in old meat and
prices nominal. Groceries quiet. Whis-
Ky quiet at 81 26. Gold 146I <a1464.
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New York Money ana stock Market.

NH" 4OFhhy NONs Zfs
MONEY AND GoLD-Money firm Mt I
per cent. Sterling Exchange firm at
1O9alO91[. Gold firmer and opening at
1451s advancing to l47ss, and closing at
GOVERNMENT SrocKs-Heavy and
lower. lIt so aL4
FREIaHTs To L1vERPooL-Quiet and
firm.
SToCKs-Heavy; U. s. 'sl, coupons,
lO55s; U. Sos, 5-2Os coupons, '62, iOOII;
do. '64, 80; U. S. IO-4Os coupons s9X;
1-30s LIST series 1851; do. I'd series 90; d.
0hio& Mississippi certificates 2SIZ; Cam
den 1876 MaripOsa Az; NIariposa pre-
terred l911; New York Central 66sS;
Erie 921<; b udson 1855; Michigan Cen.
ira lll6; Reading 1l51S; Michigan South
ern 75H; Illinois Central lS31l; Cleve-
land & Pittsburgh 9I1z; Northwesterp
55z; do. preferred 659z; Rock Island
lOSIt; Fort Wayne 1O45s.
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o. Thoasand po1lnr. Rennrn.

CINCINNATI, Nov. 27.-The Adams
Express Company, through their super
1ntendant at Cincinnati, Otier a reward
and ding of Randolph L. Dodge, who
escaped from Jail at VfcIEsburg, Miss,
on the night of the Doth inst, where he
was held on the charge of robbing the
company. Dodge is I'VE feet eight
inches in height, stout built, dark brown
hair, dark complexion, heavy black
mQstaeheS blue eyes, pleasant address;
his parents live in Portland, Maine, and
he has wife in Chicago.
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The National Savings Bank
of Wheeling.
TREAsURIsDRAETaEEE

washington, OCtODef. 18th, lH6h
WHEREAS BY SATISFACTORY EVI.
w, dence presented to the undersigned, It
has been made to appear that The Ma.
tiOnnl Savings Hank OF wheeling
in the City Of heellng, In the County Of Ohio
and State Of West Virginia, has been duly
organized under and According 10 the require
mentB Of the act Of Congress, entitled an act
to provtdea National Currency, secured by n
pledge Of United States Bonds and TO provide
for the circulation and redemption thereof,
approved June Sd, 1854, and has compiled with
all the provisions of said act, required to be
compiled with before commencing the bust
mess of Banking, under said act
Now, therefore, !, Freeman Clark, Comp
tTpheE q Z, tne currency do hereby oeIttg that
Wheeling. in the City of Wheeling, In the
County Of Ohio and State of West Virginia,
Is authorized to Commences the business of
Banking under the act Aforesaid.
In testimony whereof witness my hand and
seal Of Once this 18th day OF October, 1855.
~ l4'tl.3Gi- FREEMAN CLARK,
oc2-6Od NO. 1891 Comptroller.
In accordance with the ahuye the National
Savings Bank win begin bushes on Wedhes-
ff'9s So i1n , s. p HILDRETH, Cashier.
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GROVER a. BAKER's
SEWING MACHINES
Have been awarded the FIRST PREMIUM
at the following FANS for the year 1885:

Have been awarded the FIRST PREMIUMS
at the following FANS for the year 1885:
20 L4L .5tS4Si+ @lf So ~
First Premium for best Machine work at
Pennsylvania State Fair. n
First Premium for best Machine work at
New York State Fair. -'' ist $50
First Premium for bsst Family Machine at
Ohio State Fair. r-s - n -
First Premium for best Manufacturing Ma
chine at Ohio State Fair.
First Premium for best Manufacturing Ma
chine at Michigan State Fair. lTIfE I'D
First Premium for best Manufacturing Ma
chine at Wisconsin State Fair,
Ftrst Premium for best Manufacturing Ma
chine at LawrRnce County. Fair, Pa ~
First Premium for best Machine for general
purposes, at Lawrence County Fair. Pa.
First Premium for best Family Machine at
Bucks County Fair, Pa. ~ So a-'r.Tl T. l.I-7.I
First Premium for best Manufacturing Ma
chine at Bucks County Fuir, Pa. - - -
First Premium for best Manufacturing and
Family Machine at Springfield Fair, Ohio.
First Premium for best Manufacturing and
Family Machine at Palmyra Fair, New York
First Premium for best Manufacturing and
Family Machine at Suffolk County Fair, NY.
First Premium for best Manufacturing and
Family Machine at Schuyler Co. Fair, MY.
First Premium for best Machine for all pur-
poses at Allegheny County Fair, Pa.
First Premium for best Manufacturing Ma
chine at Allegheny County! Fair, Pa. = : 7
First Premium for hest Machine work at
Allegheny County Fair Pa f55i - l-fEFT :
And wherever exhibited. Iu5t g~s.s Pm. tl.a-
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a curious statement Coneern1ns Col.
-------=e-----I Hector King. ---+-.7-.--.

New York, Nov. .27.-The CONNER
calls Washington special contains the
to1o VIII !; ,,l a. L
is not the only New Yorker who no
lieyes that the collector of yonr mort
still lives, and that method in his
madness enabled him successfnIIyl TO
deceive his friends and the public.
A lady whose husband occupies a
high political rank, has written a most
ingenious paper on the subject, and for
strictest secrecy, as she endeavors to
prove that Mr.. King is unmolested in a
retreat which he provided for himself,
and will in q few weeks recover his rea.
son. Improbable as this may seem at
first sight the theory Is supported by
g,1S curious ia 1s u's not fs generally
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IssAc HoGF
Dwelling Houses at Auction.
saturdny, Deeemher FL.

WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
w al the front door of the Court House. on
SATURDAY, December I'd, at 10 O'Clock n m.
Lot No. 10, on the north east corner OF Main
and Division streets, Sixth Ward, ON which
Is a good brick dwelling house and brick stable.
Lot No. ID on the east side Of Main street
Sixth Wand, on which are TWO good brick
dwelling houses and brick stables.
Part of Lots lis and ZIG fronting about IS
teet on webster street, between the Second
Presbyterian Church and the alley ON the
west, on which Is good brick dwelling house
and stOrerOom or office.
Lot No. 2l5 on the west side Of EoT street,
TeTms-One-third cash and balance in six
and twelve months, with interest EatisfRctori-
nov27-lw President
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% Sr. LOUIS, Nov. 27.-Gol. Bravo, Of
the Liberal army in Mexico, and bear
er of dispatches from Juarez to the U.
IS. Government, arrived at Kansas City
last Friday and left Immediately for
Washington. Col. Bravo states that the
Mexicans have 5000 troops under
arms, and rs, COO more can be put in the
field as room rs means are raised, which
will be speedily.
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OsWcEo market.
y OswEao. Nov. q.

sf OSWESo, NOV. Il.
Flour steady; 50 75a9 90 for No. /
Spring; Sl2 25al2 so for Xxx. Wheat dull;
inferior white Canada 81 10, and 1000 bins
fair do.at 81 80; choice do. held at 80 so.
Corn quiet; No. 1, SIC. Other grain nom
nominal and quiet. Canal freights;
-four 65a6Sc; wheat IL to New York.
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Toledo Market.

Wheat, old lc better; new steady; sales
OF new white Michigan at 81 63; Amber
Csc; new 5Sc; old No. 1 red 95c. Corn
scarce and firm. Oats, sales mt 371Gc.-
Lake freights nominal.
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RALEIGH, n. G., Nov. 27.-The Legis-
lature met to-day. The Lower House
organized by electing S. +. Phillips, of
Orange county, speaker. There was no
election of speaker in the Senate
Messrs.. Furr0w and Settle We're voted
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NEW YoRK,' Nov. 27.-The Worlds
Washington special says:
Tho West India Squadron is to be in
creased by adding six additional war
vessels, and is to be under the com
mand of Commodore Palmer. Thewar
steamers Rhode Island and Quatasa
are two of the vessels which have al
ready been selected. They will keep a
yigilant watch of affairs in the Gulf of
Mexico. rTrff5-r 81.
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The ChOlera--wnm street lAHaIrs--
.9H Prom the South. r5r

The ChOler0--WRII Street AHhIFs---
.4t Prom the South.
NEW YORK, Nov. 27.-It is reported
that a case of cholera has occurred in
Greenwich street; In this city. iH
Wall street is dull and there is but
little speculative feeling.
The news from Mexico is variously
reported, while the near approach of
the meeting of Congress, the conflicting
and the alleged fact that some of the
western buyers Hreunable to meet their
thirty-day bills for goods brought here,
tends TO increase the general uncer-
tafnty. II 81 d. \ sos !, r.-..-f sg-
s. The steamer Constitution, from Sa-
vannah on the 23d, has arrived.
The Savannah Herald states that Gen,
Gilmore has Obtained a pardon for the
rebel General Elliott, who defended
Fort Sumter against him. - Eugg
An order Is printed in the Herald
cautioping the children of white per-
sons in Savannah to refrain from sion
ing and mRltreating the children of
freedmen. Freedmen occupying lands
which have been restored to former
owners are also notified to remove, be-
fore the 10Th of December. 49,,
Mutiny occurred in the 5th regiment
colored troops, at Jacksonville, Fla, in
QuellinH which the Lieut.. Colonel was
shot in the hand and several mutineers
wounded. f1EI er1 .-.i.sss .tIl-.r
Eight roughs who lately arrived
at Sayannah among the laborers shipped
from New York 70 work on railroads,
garroteds a Mr.. Cordes in his own store,
in savannah, pnd robbed the store.
The Georgia Metho dist Conference is
in session at Macon.
Vannah.
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BUFFALo, Nov, ia very destruc-
tive hre occurred at Meadville, Pa,
ings on the corner of Water and Dock
streets was destroyed. 1t was occupied
by some ofthe most important business
firms in the city. Loss estimated from
Sl50, 900 to S1T5, 600. Eleven stores, sew
erel millinery shops and the journal
printing Office We're destroyed. 1t is
supposed to be the work of an incen-
diary. Insurance small.
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New York, Nov. T.-The Trfbune's
special says large quantities of Govern-
ment lands are being taken up and set
tied upon bY soldiers discharged from
the disbanded colored regiments.
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HInMnniIse nInrI.ef.

- ii4s '' MILWAUKEE, Nov. q. &
Flour dull and declined PC. Wheat
panicky and declined 5a6c; sales at 12sa
12sA. Cereal grains dull. Freights
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HOUSEWIVES, nov. 2T.-Gen. :BFisbtn's
eolOEed brigade left yesterday for Hele-
The Collector of Internal Revenue
received dispatch from Cincinnati TO
seize boat with three thousand barrels
Of oil, en- route to st. Louis, on It's arri-
val here,
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~ Gard.

WE RETURN OUR THANKS TO THE
w many friends and Patrons Of jeremiah
Clemens, deceased for the liberal patron
lie that we intend to carry on the Furniture
and Upholstery business IN all its branches
at the old stand, No. 1l0l Main street, where
We hope by strict attention TO business to
merit a continuance Of the patronage bestOW-
ed on him. ]. CLEMENS & co.
n. R-We also intend to carry on the IN.
deTtRking Business as before. We keep con-
stRntly on hand a full assortment Of Metallic
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Regular PIttsburEh, wheeling and
ParkerSbufg Packet,

The New and Elegant Passenger
- John Gordon, A. II. Bunting elk,
leaves Pittsburgh for Parkersburg every
Wednesday and Saturday ut II NJ; leaves
Wheeling for PRrkeTshurE every Wednesday
and Saturday at II p. NJ; leaves PRrkeFsburR
for Pittsburgh every Monday and Thursday
at p. NJ; Leaves Wheeling for Pittsburgh
every Tuesday and Friday at 2 A. NJ.
Freight received for Pittsburgh every Mon
day and Thursday at the Wharf Boat until s
P. M.,by BOOTH, BATTELLE & CO.,
nuRl7-tf ApaniS
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CheapLands.

GEALED Proposals for the whole or any
-IOpart Of the Agricultural College Scrip. issued
to the State Of West Virginia BIZ the United
STATES, which consist of So warrants Of 16O
1885.
! Proposals may contain propositions to pay
for the scrip In cash or Us. bonds, and VIII be
addressed TO s. P, Hfldreth, agent, Wheeling,
W. Va, and endorsed proposals for AgTicul-
tur0l College Scrip" and;wfn be opened At 2
Bidders win bs nolihed Immediately OF the
nc noS ts-ais "A. L BoREAIAN, Gov.
Cbove advertisement one time and send bill
TO Executive DepartmentsEs-gF4-,.f