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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-14

SAD ACCIDENT Yesterday afternoon
a boy named John Ream, while walking
upon The boiler deck of the Illinois River
Packet Steamer, fell through an apera-
ture made for the chimneys of the boat,
to the regular deck, a distance of some
twelve or fifteen feet, striking his head
npon the oak floor of the lower deck,
where he hay in an iusensible state for
some five or ten minutes. He was taken
up, and to all appearances recovered, and
walked home with friend. Soon after
reaching home, the boy became insensi-
BILE. and was compelled to lie down.
Physicians were summoned, and last
evening consultation was had when it
was decided that the fall had produced
effAson of the blood on the head, and it
was feared some of the membranes had
sustained serious injury, At last ac-
counts it was feared the boy could not
recover
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C,no,,,r co1-Rr-J. tbis Court yester.

CIRCUIT CeURT-Ia this Gpnrt yester-
day, Chas. Wells, charged with the muir
der of Hugh CLANCY, in May 1861, was
arraigued and plead not guilty. The
counsel for the prosecution stated that
one of the most important witnesses for
the State was i'll and unable to appear,
and a motion was therefore made to con-
tinue the case to the May term. N. Rich
ardson, Esq, counsel for the prisoner,
stated that three terms of Court had
been ben without giving the cause a
hearing, and he therefore moved that the
prisoner be discharged from custody
The motion was agreed, pro. and con.
and was finally overruled. The cause
was then continued until the May term
of Court, and Conrf adjourned until that
time. Zl'r
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CUTTING AFFRAY.-Yesterday after
noon an employee of the Crescent Iron
Works. when on Clay street, near the lit
tie bridge, was assaulted by man
ma ed Zachariah Webb, when the for
mer drew knife and stabbed the latter
in the left breast, producing a painful
hut not dangerous wound. The defend,
ant was arrested ny officer Brady and
taken before Aid Bulger, who held him
to bail in the sum of five hundred dol.
lars for his appearance at the May term
of the Circuit Court.
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,.S rRwRERs OF ST

rTeiCK'S MUTUAL RELIEF ~ ~,
\ "a tEEirIEEIIN The members oil the
EI U .csss Mutual Relief Society OF W nee,
s. r'irlc ,sSrcetfnlly requested to meet at the,I
rcoms, D at seven o'clock, for the pu,r o
,sn q making suitable arrangefmIe rsIsDd =
poe az, a. the coming anniversary Oh lreiAnN
Patron S.int. MANY MEMBERS.
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ATTRACT THE ATTENTION

has succeeded in business, that to do business
you must
ATTRACT THE ATTENTION
Of those you wish to become your customers. II
your wares are of that sort that are used by
everybody you cannot well make your business
too public, or draw too many into your store to
see what you have to offer.
INFORM THE WORLD.
Fix your standard on the outer wall in the
shape of handsomely printed Posters, and scat
ter Circulars and small Bills, thick as leaves in
Valambrosa." Or il, as is most generally the
case Your wares especially address particular
class,
BESIEGE EVERY AVENUE
By which the attention of that class can be
reached by we'll -phrased appeals to their tastes
fances and interest If you have Posters Cir
culars and Handbis it is important that they
be put and scattered in the right places,
The surest way to reach the particular class
YOU aim mt, is to make sure that you
NOTIFY EVERY MAN
Woman and child. It is certain that fifty per
cent NAV be added to the trade Of many houses
in this City by prudent distribution of bills and
circulars. Advertising pays.
Arrangements are made by which the business
interests of business men may be thus advanced,
by having their job Printing handsomely and
cheaply done at the ONCE Oh lHk hbdlSlEh w .
have every convenience for doing all kinds OF
Printing
PROMPTLY AND WELL,
At the lowest living prices. We are constantly
adding new styles of type, and whatever else Is
necessary to enable us to respond at once to any
calls for the products Of Types and Press.
IN ALL RESPECTS,
It is meant that the office of The REGISTER shall
be equal to all demands upon it. The best
Printing of every description,
AT THE LOWEST PRICES.
For Railway Companies and Transportation
Lines. for Lawyers, Merchants and Manufac-
turers for Banks Academies and Societies for
Opera Companies and Concerts for Shows and
Exhibitions for Politicians and the rest Of man
kind may be obtained at the
OFFICE OF THE REGISTER"
Bill heads Bills and Blanks of every descrp.
ton, Cards of every style, Pamphlets and Post.
ers of all kinds neatly and promptly done, at
The WHEELING REGISTER
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-14

ASSAULT AND BATERY.-Clem. Collins
aud Wash. Vennum, yesterday afternoon,
pade brilliant display of their pugilis-
tt qualifications, on Market Square, in
which both parties were somewhat used
up" Alderman Dulty settled the matter
by fning Collins ten dollars and costs,
and Vennum five dollars and costs.
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THE Fairmsnt bridge on the Baltimore
aud Ohio Railroad has been entirely NJ
paired, and last evenings train p}"td
over it in perfect safety The entte road
Is now in perfect running orda and both
passenger and freight trass are running
regularly. ~ --a.. ..,
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FRESH AND CHEAP.-Oysters, eggs but
ter, meats and everything pertaining to a frs
class grocery establishment for sale cheap b,
Booth, Battelle & Co, at the Boat Store. corne
Monroe anl Wlt,r straotS CHI and see
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ARREST or SUPPOSED BoUNTY JUMP
fKS-Six men yesterday presented them
selves at the Provost Marshars office,
aud expressed desire to eDlast as $50
GERS in defence of their country, but
no doubt with particular desire to Sc
sure the bounty money now So literally
dealt out to recruits. Upon cNskls nation,
the mon told so many different stories
as to their place ofresidence, occupation,
Sc, that CaIs Stone Judged them to be
bounty Jumpers, and deemed it best to
place them in durance vile until theii
case was investigated Accordingly
they were furnished with handsome
lot of bracelets and committed to the
military prison. The men gave the FOL
lowing as their respective appellatlyes
Patrick Sweeney, Patrick Cook, James
Whelan, James Marshall, James IRrkin
John Smith and VIM. w Watkins.
Two other MN, named John M'Crack
EN- and D. l. Edwards. We're disposed OF
IN the same way. They We're charged
with aiding and ahetting bounty jump
ing. and recruiting for other States
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INV ANDSTATENEWS'

oA,, and Other Markets ana
The So Matter, 10 be fo"pd ON
y rourih Page.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-14

FRESH BALTIMORE OYSTERS, game and
venison, served up in the best style, at The
Office" saloon, under Washington Hall choice
lot OF wines, liquors, ales, &C.. always on baud.
If GAUS & WARNAFELDT.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-14

THE BEST PREPARATION in the world for
Cough or Cold is DR.. Tanners Cough Mixture
Try it, For sale by Chas. Graham, Main street,
Centre Wheeling, and druggists generally.
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r s.,, vbeeling-Samuel Kitchens.


i Piled. - ID uuohs
Creene-T6 be supplied; D.
Fl Wv T,. Nartinsyillc-B F. Rogers.
S ~ CTsek and Liberty--E. Z. Way
iHa M..,ripoton--To be supplied.
Ia'nns DrumnIo1, Chaplain, memberof
ltb Street Quarterly Conference. -
g Martin. Chaplain, member Of Chap
ine street Quarterly Conference. J
A W Gregg, Chaplain, member OF
sontb Wheeling Quarterly Conference.
CIarksburg District-A. J. LYDIA, P. E
CIarksburg Station-E L Nicholson.
West Mlford-J. NJ Warden, r i De-
main
Frenchton-T NJ Hartley
Pruntvtown-R II. Wallace, j. b.
PiHcheOn
Phillppi-To be supplied,
Buckhannon-T NJ. Leslie.
Upshur-Dan'l Cool.
Il Fairmont-Henry Sanford
81 MarOn-R. NOrthcraft.
II LumberpOrt--L. ID. Caste
n Beyerly-To be supplied
II Salem-E. Ford.
4 il Irwin, Chaplain, memqer OF FAIR
mont Quarterly Conference.
S. Steele, Chaplain, member of Fair
mont Quarterly Conference.
Parkersburg District--A. A. Roger, +. +.
Parkorsburg Stations G. w. Richmond.
| Elizabeth w ID Warden
Muryville-to be- supplied
Newark n $ Brnadum
Spencer--T0 b. supplied.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY s. Hmdmau.
Harrisvile-J. w. w Bolton
West Union-C. II. Lakin.
MiddlebouTne-A j. Lyon.
SiStersville-S s. Steele.
Gleuyille-To be supplied
Ripley-F. II. J. King.
EllenborO-V. Sanford.
L. Fl. Monroe, Chaplain, menRer far
kersburg Quarterly Conference.
Charles King Agent American Bible
Society, West Union Quarterly Confer
euCe.
Charleston Dist.-D VI X. Dix, p, f
Charleston Station-W. EWilliamson
Charleston Cirsuit Benz Hagar,
Malden-A Stevens
Pocatalico-Beni Darlington
Putnam and Butialo-Geo Monroe.
Point Pleasant-W ID Sandforl one
To be supplied.
Ashland-H. ID. Rice.
Wayne and Sandy-To be supplied
G&andotte and Catlettshurg-E w
Ry5h
Cole River-Robert Hagar
Summerville, &c-J. A. Rogers.
Elk aud Calhoun-To he supplied.
Sutton-To be supplied.
Wyoming aud LoGan-To lie supplied
Grecnupsburg S. u. Jones.
Henry Stevens, Chaplain, member oil
The Point Pleasant Quarterly Conference
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CITY ITEMS.


THE BELMONTs were greeted with a
very fair house at Washington Hall last
night. The magical performances OF
Prof Belmont were greeted with rap
lures of applause, while the wonderful
feats of Don Santiago Gibbonoise aston
ished everybody present. The feats are
truly astonishing, and almost incredible.
Go and see for yourselves.
DIR. O. w. ROBACK-Sir: Yoar Blood Puri
fer and Pills sell better here than any other
medicines could keep. They are just the med
icine for the people, peculiarly adapted for the
cure of Fever and Ague but the people use them
as general medicine.
To break an attack Of the Ague take table
spoonful OF the Blood Purifier every hour, and
then cleanse the stomach and bowels well with
your Pills, IL three days the complaint will
be removed and permanent cure effected
A who try this treatment before applying toa
physician win be saved much cost and suffering
Yours truly. A. TAFT
BANGOR, Van BurenCo., Mich, Sept 2, "a
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1T IS A FACT admitted by every mau who
has succeeded in business that to Il" business
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MANY MEMBERS.


ravprppSCE-Yesterday morn
!" 49,, Conference was engaged in hear
" ~ .ctiug upon the reports OF the
" S,r,.ut committees, In the afternoon
Glowing appointments were m"ue
taS IN, ,O coming year and Conference adj
,,orned size de .,,
+ ,,,nNu Station-Benj. Ison.
Nor 'antovn Circuit aud Decker Creek
NJ Powell, G. w. Mathe-
NIs,i"n-' y"
BY, ,onoalia-J. Wesley Webb, one to
b. supplied, ", r. wnson o,s to he
PRra,ntsyille-J. b Feather.
Tr,,nnrwood-Ashford Hall,
hNoIland-M. V, Il. White,
:, George-Levi Park.
r[,nyille-Matcellus Allen.
L,iterman and Grafton Spencer King
rnottsville-James Sanford,
SS,Istiue-Calvin Conner.
s"ctsyiIle-Paul Vandevort.
<m Hunter, Professor i'll Allegheny
1--we member of Morgantown Quar-
H., Conference. cor
nv Roger, Chaplain, memberof Graf
S0uarterly Conference.
M Wallace, Chaplain, member OF
I,tine Quarterly Conference.
Wheeling District L Clark, =. +
Wheeling 4th Street-A. Martin
wheeling North Street, Ball.
wheeling Chapline Street. b Blake
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Of those you wish to become your customers. II
your wares are of that sort that are used by
everybody, you cannot well make your business
too public, or draw too many into your store to
see what YOU have to offer.
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INFORM THE WORLD.

shape of handsomely printed Posters, and seat
ter Circulars and small Bills, thick as leaves i
Vallambrosa" On il. as is most generally tn
case your wares especially address particula
class
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1865-12-23
Congress.


We publish elsewhere some account OF the
proceedings Of Congress. We have seen no
report from the Committee, adverted to last
week. which was appointed to "enqure into
the cosdition Of the States which formed the
go cal ed Confederate States Of America, and
report whether they, or any Of them, are enti.
tied to rep resensation in either House Of Con-
gress." This committee will report by bill,
and until their report is acted on, Southerh
members will not be received. The resolution
under which the committee was appointed
passed by a vote of 1873 to 3s. 1t consists of
nine members from the House and six from
the Senate. Its probable effect will be to post
pone action to period 50 indefinitely dis tant
as to practically exclude Southern members.
Per contra. it is rumored that the members
elect from this State have received a telegraph
,c dispatch. requesting their attendance at
Washington. II this be true, it may be hailed
n sign ti,at our probation will be over sooner
than we had hoped for
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From Washington.

WAsHINGroS, d. c., December IA
In the. Senate Mr.. Guthrie presented the
remonstrance of certain citizens OF Lou.
isiana against the reception Of Messrs.
Hahn and Cutler as Senators from Louis
iapa.
Mr.. Weldon called UP the Bill to re
peal alllaws in the late insurrac tionary
States that make distinction Of race or
color. Pending the discussion Of this
matter the Senate adjourned.
In the House, Mr.. Farnsworth moved
to refer bis Resolutions, claiming that
so!ored soldiers we're entitled to a II the
rights and privileges Of A<cerican citizens
to the Senate Committee OF fifteen.
Mr.. Charles, o: New York, objected,
denying that the negro can be the equal
Of the white man.
The House concurred in the Senate's
Amendmen, to tie Joint Resolution for
the appointment Of Select Committee
to consider the coodi,ion Of the late $50
called Corfederacy."
Both Houses passed the Bill prohibi.
ting tue importation Of cattle, so as to
prevent the spread Of the cattle disease.
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Prospective Disturbances.

The impression has been prevalent for con.
adorable time that thtre is dan; er to be sp.
pretended from Instructions and disorder
among the blacks during the ensuing Christ,
mas holidays. We have not shared to much
extent in this apprehension, and have seen no
indications of any concerted movement on the
part Of the freedmen, ihimicaI to the security
and safety Of the whites. Il would, neverthe.
less, be well for persons to be on their guard
during the ensuing week and remain upon their
premises. And it is particularly desirable that
persons who have spifits for sale will not sell
to freedmen, or to disorderly persons Of any
color. II there is any disturbance. it will pro.
baby result from the too free use and sale of
this article, 80 much of which Is now aAoat
through the country.
We would recommend TO freedmen the pro.
priety Of seeking homes and making contracts
during the ensuing week, instead Of frolicking.
According to the military orders published in
this paper they will be required to enter into
contracts for next year; and we understand
that it is tine purpose Of tho authorities to lire
out all who do not secure homes early in Jsn'
nay.
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Our Paper.

The Propristors of this psPer design to ia.
crease its size, on the resumption Of regular
mail service in January next to more than dou.
,ble its present dimensions. 1t will be similar
to the sheet issued before the war. They Pro.
pose further to spare no pains in making it
an interesting vehicle of intelligence. and in
every respect worthy of the support and con.
.fdence of the people Of this and SURF ounding
Districts. Our terms for subscription will be
$500 per year, in currency, payable in advance
Persons who desire to commence with the new
year should forward their names at once.
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The Markets.

New York, December 34.-Cotton advanc.
Ing, W ith sales Of four thousand bales, at 40 to
90 cents per pound. Naval stores firm. Gold
~ l.2.
ChARLEsToH, December l6.-Cotton from
Al to47 cents. Sea island ITO per ID. Rice
II cts per pound. Corn 40 per bushel.-
Oats s5 cents. Flour from 1850 to sI2 per
barrel. Salt (LiverpooD So per sacs. Molasses
(best New Oheans,) rs cents per gallon. Gold
l'4S buying rate. and y eeIi:ns rate, with
declining tendency
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Moro SUFTRAGE.-The radical doc.
trine Of negrosuffrage fl Dc no favor with
the people, even where thes Republican
parry has received the most positive sup.
port. Only the other day the doctrine
received severe reLuke in New England
Connecticut pronouncing most decidedly
against it. Now, Wisconsin has spoke o.,
and that State giving to the Republ lean
ticket majority Of seven Thousand votes,
givas at the same time, its verdict against
90
negro suffrage. Thus we fnd an evi.
Dent reign Of g"od common sense in four
S,ates-Connecticui, Wisconsin, New
jersey, aud South Carolina.-N. Y.
Herald.
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The Chattanooga Gazette says the
Freed"ens Bureau in Mowry county, a
few days since, arrested negro and
commanded bim TO marry a certain negro
woman. The man refused to do So,
whereupon he was iuhumanlv tied up by
the thumbs and forced to submit to the
celebration Of the marriage rites.
Amt the "Bureau" got right TO do
what it peases with ngger!l
Charlotte Democrat.
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GESHRAL b. +. Burtss.-During the
session Of the Virginia Legislature, on
Friday last. Mr.. Hurst. Of Norfolk county
offered the following resolution, which
was tabled
Whereas, it is currently reported, and
generally believed, that tho celebrated
Hudibras,ic General b F. Butler is about
to txks charge Of this Military Depart.
mant, with powers extraordinary There.
fore,
Resolved, That whatever money may
remaio in the State Treasury ts imme
diately divided among the widows aud
orphans Of deceased soldiers, and couri
ers dispatched to the various counties re
questing the people to secre:s Or bury
their plato.
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From Miliedgeville.

MLLEDGE EvrLLE, Dec. IL, 1865.
Provisional Governor johnson has sen,
to the State Legislature the following
dispatch
WAsHIScroS, Dec. j. 1865.
"Provisional Governor Johnson
"The Governor elect will be inaugura-
ted. This will not interfere with nv
plans. The Provisional Governor will
receive instructions in few days regard.
ing his being relieved. Why 60 you not
elect a SenntorJ / will issue no com
missions to members Of Congress, bu,
leave that for the incoming Gsvernor.-
We are under obligations to you for the
noble, efficient and patriotic manner in
which you have discharged the duties oI
Provisional Governor. You will be sus
tanned bv the Government.
ANDREW JOHNSON, President
A committee was appointed to wai,
on Governor Jsnkina. and ascertain the
time II would suit him to be inaugura ted
It is understood he desires to know j.
real status before taking the Executive
Chair.
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Masonic CELEcRAroN.-The Mason
ic fraternity at Sumter. 8. O., will cele-
brste st. Johns Day, the 9th Instant
An address will be delivered by the Rev.
DR.. Taylor, and banquet given in the
evening. Transient brethren, the LADIES,
and the public generally are Invited to
attend.
According to the muster rolls Alabama
sent into the Confederate States army one
hundred and twenty eight thousand men.
o: these, thirty four thousand have been
killed and died from the effects Of wounds
or perishel from disease. Alabama fur
uished twenty-four general officers, five
Of whom were killed in action.
The Mississippi Legislature has adopt.
ed bill permitting regro testimony in
all cases except where Whites are inter
estel.
In Scotland a minister "refused the
sacrament 20 e printer who was engaged
during part Of Sunday nigh, in produ,
cling a paper which the minister confessed
that be read with pleasure every Monday
morning.
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Returned Confederates and Negroes
Butchered.

PHILADELPHIA, Dee. s.-The New
York Tribune, this morning. says that
East Tennessee Unionists have been per.
mitted, by a weak and worthless Union
General comm anding and q reverend
blackguard styled Governor, to butcher
not less than one hundred rsbeis and ne.
groes in and around Knoxville since June
last. Greeley says Tennessee has many
s,aunch Unionists, but nevertheless is q
pandemonium Of passion and CRIME. and
not more fit for selfgovernmen. than Da,
honey.
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New AdvertiAelils.ll A Il.
Estate Sale

PY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER smana.
- ting from the Court OF Ordinary for
Lancaster District, ] will sell on Friday,
29th inst, st the late resideecs Of James
L. McDOS, deed, on Twelve Mile Creek,
tho whole personal estate Of said deceased,
consisting Of: one HORSE. CATTLE,
CORN, FODDER, HOUSEHOLD AND
KITCHEN FURNITURE
Terms made known on day Of sale.
JOHN w. TWiTTV, Admir-.
Dec. 23, 1865. l6.It
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HYMESEAL.

Married, on Tuesday evening, leth instant.
by Rev. J. ". Crider, Lieut. JAMES NJ. RIDDLE,
to Miss R. f. srEwNAS, all of this place.
Also on the same night, at the residence Of
Mr. Stephen Williams. by Rev. J. w. Grid er,
Mr.. JAMES WILLIAMS to Miss NANSIE McCAR-
DELL.
On Wednesday evening, goth instant, by
Rev. J. W. Crider, Capt. JAnEs HoRroS, TO
Miss MAMIE TRUEsDEL.
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Thespian Entertainment.

We are requested to state that Thespian
Entertainment i'll DC given by the ladies and
gentlemen OF Lancaster Village and vicinity, on
Tuesday evening the I'd Of January 1885,
Doors will be open at o'clock, p. n. Admis
sion fee 25 cents. The proceeds Of the enter.
tainment to be divided between the Pastors OF
the Presbyterian and Methodist Churches at
this place.
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Mr.. J. j. 3ritton, has disposed Of his inter.
est in the Winnsboro' Ne,cs to Messrs. II. A.
G"illard and J. A. Desportes. Mr.. Britton
will on the first Of January next. commence
the publication Of Daily and Ti'wcekly pa.
per at Charlotte, n. g.. under the style and ii.
tie OF the "No,M Carolina Guardian"
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Advertisements.

Persons who wish to purchase property Of
any description w"rld 90 well to consult our
advertising columns. Several important pub
lie sales are advertised ip this paper, to which
We direct special atteidion. -
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For Sale.
DR.. j. III. Witherspoon

respectfully offers his professional service. TO
the people OF Lancas.ervilie and surround ing
country. lie eau be found at his Office oppo
sit the residence Of j. A. Hssseltine. or a,
the residence Of his father Col. J. II. Wither.
spoon.
September 2, lsss.-a
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The Free VIII Baptist General Con
ference Of Maine has passed a resolution
prohibiting the ordination Of min nistsrs
who use toba eco.
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ELECTION or JuDGEs.- Hon T. n. Dawkins,
J. Moses, and A. p. Aldrch, have been sl.
ectei Law Judges. Ahe Hon. ". D. johnson
and Ii. ID. Lesesne, Chancellors.