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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-09-27

Spite of the declarations of, the
Pope that he would. leave the cholera
to Providence, every precaution has
been taken in Rome; great cleanG-
ness enforced, and q strict surveil-
lance exercised over the sale of meat
and vegetables. The.Lago, or food
ing of The Piazza Navona, has also
been forbidden this year, lest the ex-
halations might prove prejudicial to
the public health, and isolated wards
have been prepared in most of the
great hospitals for the reception of
any chance cases.
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AS a specimen of speech which
says nothing. the following, delivered
by the King of Greece to the Cham
bers, in August last, may be taken: =
"GENTLEMEN: have received with
satisfaction the reply of the Chambers,
ind thank it ,forthe assurance it gives
me Of its firm. intention to occupy
itself seriously with the bills which
will be laid before it by my Govern
ment, bearing upon tie great inte-
rests of our country. May the salts
faction of these interests and the
prosperity Of Greece. be the sole OBJ
ject Of all our efforts"
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hSoxv1LLE.-The Chattanooga Ga
seae, of the 7th, says: CA gentleman
from Knoxville yesterday reported
everything quiet-stores all closed
and only ten men dead"
We. are happy to DE able to state
that affairs appear to be improving at
the home of Governor Brownlow.
An officer who left that place ,on Fri
day morning, informs us that the
number killed the night before he left
was only fve-three white men and
two colored. "All quiet along the Po-
tomac. "-Nashcille Gazette.
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POR STATE SENATOR

The many friends of E. ]. ARTHUR, in
consideration Of his past valuable services,
peg leave respectfully to nominate him for
reelection to the Office OF SENATOR from
Richland District, at the ensuing election
Sept 81
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LETTER FROM PRESIDENT JOHNSON.
The following letter is published in
the London Star. 1t..was addressed
by President johnson to an American
gentleman living in Be1lin:
EXECUTIVE OFFICE.
Washington, D. c., July 20. 1865.
Mr.. g.. r. Comfort, No. 2 Ftanzo-
sisse shrasse, Berlin, Prussia.
My DEAR SIR: I thank you for
your letter of the 3Oth of June.
-. I shall use my best endeayor to
make my administration national, and
not partisan.
Perverting power or influence to
partisan ends is only less criminal.
than attempting the nations life. 4
Our nation has come out of it's four
years struggle for existence strength
ened and purified, and with a capa-
city for a growth in the future unpa-
rslleled in history.
am pleased to hear from so intel
4gent an observer as yourself that the
fact that our Government is govern
ment OF the people-deriving all it's
power from the people existing only
for the peoples being appreciated
I trust that our national success
may prove the success of popular
principles throughout the world.
am, Sir, very truly yours,
ANDREW JOHNSON, :.
President Of the United States.
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Fight with tho Indians.

Foar LARAMIE, Sept. 21.-Reports
received from Gen, Cohnor state that
he attacked and defeated large force
Of Arapahoes near the Big Horn, on
the 28th of August, capturing five
hundred head Of cattle and large
amountof p1under. We lost a num-
Der in killed and wounded, among
them several officers.
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Te1egzaph.'
Later fro,n .Europe

~sCA AKVA11
New YORK, September 20, II P. NJ.
The steamer .Australasian, with
queenstown adviees to the 10th inst.
has arrived.
The Cork Reporter ann ounces that
the Government had ordered q num-,
Der of gun-boats and two men.of-war,
to be stationed OFF Bantry Bay and
other stations on the West coast of
Irelands :.
Cyrus W. Field is a passenger on.
the Australasian. BE was present at
one of the meetings of the British
Associations, and made a brief speech
expressive of increased faith in the
accomplishment Of the Atlantic cable.
"A double line is to be laid next year.
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Funeral Invitation.

The friends and acquaintances of Mr.. and
Mrs. PETER SEIBERT are invited 70 attend
the funeral of hesformer, from his late
residence. corner Lumber ard Pulaski
streets, THIS AFTERNOON. at o'clock
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|. spEcK & pollock.
General Commission MerchJ6ts

Ran a''eet, "a door from .ASsembly.
COLUMBIA, s. c.
"E respectfully soIici. a share of tbe
w Spubhc patronage All business enc
trusted to us viii receivo!prompt and per
sonal attention. We have now in st,.,l. ar
assortment of DRY GOODS, CLOTHING.
fERFUMEs, &c. Also. Groceries, Prov
leans Molasses, Cheese. Crackers J,sn,,;o.
vines an! Liquors. SeSars. Sc. &c. ali Of
winch we offer either at wholesale or re,.:i.
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The Southern Presbyterian,

T1e Southern Presbyterian,
ENHK publication Of the SOUTHERN
Il PRESBYTERIAN will be resumed inn
medlately after the ere-establishment OF the
mails q throughout the country.
IERMs:-Fcur Dollars per annum in ad-
vance. Presbyterian Ministers and Elders
are requested to act as our agents.
The style of the firm hasine been changed.
an communications should be Addressed to
JAMES WOODROW& d CO., Columbia. s. G.
= ONCE at the Theological Seminary.
. Sept.2T . Sswss
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School Notice.

MISS BELL will open a
A SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, on MON
e!ll QS&DAY, October 2. She will also
Ereceive boys, if under twelve
A years Of age. Apply at her
d4 residence, corner OF Lady snd
Pickens streets. Sept 81
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Earthqaake at Porto Rico, w. I.

\ New YoaK, September News
rom Porto Rico, W. l., to Septem-
ber.l has been received. There was
violent earthquake at Porto Rico
on the night of the 29th Of August,
consisting of q terrific oscillation from
East-to West, and subterraneous rum
blings. Houses were violently shaken,
though none fell, and the people in
terror rushed into the streets in'their
night clothes. The shock lasted forty
i've seconds, but was not repeated.
1t was felt all over the island, but
most forcibly in the capital.
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Ancthes Fire i'm New York.

New YoRK, September 2o.-Be-
tween i2 and l o'clock, this morning,
q fire broke cut IN the the upper par. Ct
the American Rice Mills, No. ISL
South street, between Dover street
and Peck Slip, and before the flames
could he checked, the entire building,
. largedi ve-story brick structore, with
Its contents, was consumed. The loss
cannot fall far short of $40O, 600, and
VIII probably reach $500, 600.
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J. n. Blakely and G. P. Copeland

HAyE this day entered into copartner-
LII ship, for the purpose Of transactinc a
general CONFESSION BUSINESS, under
the style and name of BLAKELY & COPE
Land. They will give their best attention
TO the sale and purchase of COTTON. as
wel as other things consigned to their
care, ,ihey have ample store-roo,n and
WI WI 5aAe charge OF cotton, and sell here,
Charleston or Now York, as may be desired
Store and Office on Main street. corner of
boundary, near Cotton Town, Columbia. s
Z. BiAkELY & COPELAND
Hs Charieston Courier copy six timesand
Iofward bill to this Office. Sept 81
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Sales
-Va.Iety Sale.
By Jacob Levin.

~. -Fa.lgy SAFE
x, !. By Jacob Levin.
THIS MORNING, 9th, at 10 O'clock I
?. will sell, at my store. without reserve
Barrels Water Crackers.
Sc White Beans.
Boxes Adamantine Candles.
Soap, Spice. Cloves, Starch, Viz
einia Nails, &c. ALSO,
A variety of Glassware
One Dinner Sett, Dresden China, consist
ing Of SIS pieces.
sundry Law Books fc.
sSundry articles of Furniture
Is bottles superior Madeira Wine. said t,1
be forty YEARS old. Sept a.
Handsome f,umiture, Saddles, Carriage, &C.
By A. R. Phillips.
TOMORROW (Thursday) MORNING, at
10 O'Clock, | will sell, at my Auction
Room, Bedells Building,
A variety Of handsome FURNITURE
consisting of:
Mahogany Wardrobe Mahogany Marble
top Bureau, Marble-top Centre Table, Wal
nut Extension Table, Mahogany Chairs.
Bookcase, l. Ettcgere, / Walnut Table.
mattresses, Feather Bed and Bolster, ana
sundry articles Kitchen Utensils.
ALSO,
good Saddles, Ono-horse Carriage. ilx
good order, set Harness, Fairbanks
Platform Scale, in good order, and many
other articles.
Unlimited articles received. until hour of
sale. Sept 81 90.
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At Home Againi

0C HVH6 0SHIU.
IMPORTANT TO MILL OIVNERS.
r WILL PATCH, ALTER and REPAIR
4 STEAM BOILERS, within fifty miles of
this place; also, do any heavy or particular
MILL FORGING. may be founGaDbv an
plying at this office. S. J. PERKY
Sept.24
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Columbia Medical Society.

, A MEETING will be held at the Shiver
~ House, in DR.. Templeton's Room. To
MORROW, (Thursday,) at a D. m. 4 full
attendance is requested Py order of the
PRESIDENT. S mt Il. w. GIBBES, JR., sec'y.
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eRice! Ricei

LSRESH-BEAT and direct trcn, the Mil
L 20 barrels of the above for sale. An
ply at the Auction Room of
Sept "a !? JACOB LEVIN
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Wanted to Hire,
MANTUAMAKERS,

MANTUAMAKERS.
T AIDES DRESSES made in the latest
IL fashions and on the cheapest terms Nv
c. MARY & N. MOTT
Bull street, next cor1ier O: B1anding st.
Sept 26 81.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-05-06
MANHOOD
A NDTHE yICOR YOUTH RE

N III IL Z .EUOH1 " = V = ~
n STORED IN four weeks, by DR.. Records
ESSENCE OF LIFE. DR.. RicOrd, (Of Paris,
after years of earnest solicitation has at length
acceded TO the urgent request of the American
for the sale OF his valued and highly priced Rs.
sence of Life. This wonderful agent will restore
Manhood to the most shattered constitutions, in
four weeks and if used according to printed in
structions, failure is impossible, This life-re-
storing remedy should be taken by all about to
marry as its effects are permanent Success, in
every case is certain. ...t.
d. Records Essence of Life is sold in cases,
with full instructions for use, at g. OF four
quantities in one for s., and viii be sent to any
part, carefully packed, on receipt Of remittance
receipt of four stamps PHILIP ROLAND,
al Broome ST., one door west of Broadway,
New York ianI2-dIy
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Philosophy of Marriage.
NHE PROPRIETORs OFTHE

i NEW YORK Museum of Anatomy have
determined, regardless of expense, to issue free
for III" heueft of suffering humanity. and sup
pressioii Of qnackery) four Of their most inter
esting ami Instructive Lectures on Marriage
and its dis.lualdcations, Nervous and Physical
Debility, Premature decline Of Manhood, Indi
gestion, Weakness or Depression, Impotency.
Loss of Energy and Manly Power; the great So
cial Evil, and those maladies which result from,
youthful follies, excuses Of maturity, or igno-
rance of Physiology and laws of Nature
These invaluable lectures have been the means
of enlightening and saving thousands, and viii
be forwarded free, on receipt of four stamps, by
addressing SECRETARY New York Museum OF
Anatomy and Medicine, GIG Broadway, n. 7.
janl2-diy.
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CLAIM AGENTS.
r. M. HALL & CO.,
Government Claim Agents,

Cor. It'll and streets. WASHINGTON CITY
MIR. HALL HAS BEEN EXA3II.
Nl NER Of Pensions and other claims in the
Departments, has resigned, and offers TO prose
cute all kinds Of claims before the Pension Office
and all other Departments, will settle officers
accounts. &c. Our sdvantages are superior
Referto Hon. Up. Usher, Secretary Of Interior,
Hon. D. p. Holloway. Com. of Patents, and SEN
ators Harlan, Lane Chandler. Speaker Colfax,
= F---r-fs4ssu s5ffyfsrrisfs 80
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
New York Market.
by Telegraph
NEW YORK., May

NE" aoHN, r'S D.
COTT0N-Firm at Al for middHng.eS
FLOUR-Opened quiet and steady and closed
Sc better and more active Mt Sc 1917 90 for extra
State, 81 7Oa7 80 for r. II. O., and s795a9 81 fol-
trade brands 7 ~ ~ tF. "a / = II
'WHISKY-Quiet and steady Western In
lots at s2lOa2u.
WHEAT-Shade firmer at 81 72lal 50 amber
Michigan 81 80. .-......s ...a ....stss
RYE-Quiet' 20
BARLEY-Firm. ...ssa.s Ana
CORN-Duil.' heavy andl6wer small sales new
yellow at 81 1901 IS. h,,t.dytla
OATS-Lower and nominal at &c for Jersey
and %Y Ess.eT5; Z sficsAas uisaoSial
PETROLEUM-Quict at 80 Cer crude, "a Tor
refined in bond and "a do free.
COFFEE-Quiet and steady. AL .
SUGAR-Active and higher Cuba Muscovado
MOLASSES-DulL $50 7ai 81. Pr
lPORK-Opened heavy and closed firm at
SIT 37t an S7i for new mess, closing at s27 GA
cash. s24 5O025 90 for 1854 do cash aud regular
way, closing S24 50 cash SPA O062i so for prime
and s2s 5o023 so for prime mess. Also2 500 bbls.
new mess, sellers option May and June, ut
S2T 5O02S o.. .t-. ss 5-.
BEEF HAMS-Steady at $22d24 so. GEE
CUT MEATS-Firm sales $50 package. Al
i615l for shoulders and lsa 1911 for hams =,
BAC0N-Quiet and steady. 'iiN
LARD-Steady and quiet at i66lsf.
BUTTER-ln demand at 1898 for Ohio and
sa3 l35 for State.
CHEESE-Quiet at l4023
BEEF-Steady at previous prices ~. sls.&
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JACOB GROSsCLOS.

Successor to Fr0be & GrOssclOs)
MANUFACTURER OF BUGGJES,
Nl CARRIAGES, ROCKAWAYS &c, &c,
No. ~ Market Street, keeps constantly on hand
to repairing.
tY Second hand Carriages and Buggies for
sale. sep2O
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French Cenfectisnary.
PHILIPs SCHWEITZER,

InPPOSITE RUSBY e. LITTLES,,
is cm6Danslt Ieeeiyihg y large stock Of confec.
:tienary Medical Baltimore Cough Candy, and
every other variety Of Candy and Cakes. Toys
Of SsSiy descs4P eionJ and full assortment of
Varieties and Notions sspa0
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CHARLES SIEBKE.

= U &C Il 8 q IL TO II. DIE1IEL,
y FANCY DYER AND SCOURER, South
Street, near the b. & .. X. II. Depot, Wheeling
w. Va. All kinds Of Shawls Ribbons, AMI eve
~ description of Silks and Woolen Goods, exc
cuted on short notice and ON reasonable terms
This is the first and best Steam Dying Estab
lshlnent in the Western States. sep20
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j. 6 G.. BAYHA,

ID BAKERY, Market Street, opposite the
Washington Hall, few doors above Monroe
Street, keep constantly on hand full assert
msnt of the above articles .....e
fS Their wagon runs constantly to all parts
OF the city with Bread, Crackers, Rusks Cakes
etc. .. ... scp20
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JOSEPH TOLIVAR,

DETAIL DEALER IN HATS AND
IL CAPS No. Washington Hall, Wheeling,
Va. Keeps constantly on hand full and
complete assortment Of everything in his line,
which will be sold off at the westmarkct rates.
sep20
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{From the New York Evening ETpresal
Our tslegraphic dispatches received to-day
from the Off Regions, inform US OF the striking
of a-2G0 barrel flowing Well Oh Cherry Run
near the FIRST NATIONAL PETROLEUM.
COMPANYS PROPERTY. Glory Run Stocks
" iii be In demand tomorrow.'ff y
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New York Slsasy EsInrLe..

g@Bg pa New YORK. MAJ
MQNEYAC Continues easy at 5 az DER cent
STERLING Dali a sf0sa al 60, fSrfifsf ciass,
GOLD-More active and -fir1mer.. openingat
l2t advancing to sli44 and closing ats ST 42s
r. r: STOCKS-C. & P. 81 Wayne 9ei :
STOCKS-l0-40 canpous 81; $50 coupons
05t; do. new issue 81 Oh SEQ reyiAtered 81 e4s.
LATER. .fssEE.| A1e4ss.3
xyepiag ~nhuyl,acld tonight q a.
szr@st E9tSEeJ 8fT<)x N II
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SWAMI HOUSE,
hARKERSRuRG VA. CHANG.

i ED HANDS. On Thursday October sth
1868, j. W. Dent, late of the Richmond House.
took possession of the Swami House for a
business to merit n continuance of the very lib
eral patronage conferred upon him when propr-
ctor of the Richmond.
Every department is in the charge Of the
most efficient assistants J. WIN. DENT.
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80 - =
Cincinnati Market.
lBy Telegraphl -.

I .-.-., .i,s...g CINCINNATI May ;;
fTOtR-Dull at Sc 25a6 so for the lower
grades and in moderate demand for higher grades
at $73e 25. .s,74 ts.fi,..s ,.rs..f e. s>-- a.
WHEAT-Declined; prime red 81 AZ,
I OATS-Declinedto 62863 and dun.
I CORN-Unchanged, --..,.-.., 8.
WHTSKY-In fair demand, SIDES Of $40 bbla
at Sc e692 07, chiefly the latter rate. p -
( PR0VISIONS-Dull-- sales Of importance
4 1LARD-Firm at17} ~" i7i.S,- 80 s4il
! &BUTTER-Dull supply better at ssass i"
! aEGGS-22823. - fll-s n+s s-si ,-ds LA
POTAToES-Ysry dull and prices in large
way nominal .si 4 % 55Disf-aafet so =
4 GOLD-Sl42 az tsE.J -. t2 81.
rSILVER-Si 30 3i.si .Isv. 3. 6l6ss ESQ 81
hAONEY-Easy at s6lO per cent Exchange
firm at previous rates. /. lFarai .. a. =.
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IRON the Now York World


HL.1 ri II W
From the New York WorId.l z
THE FIRST NATIONAL PETROLEUM
Sss1. aIs q he & aSs u sss
fully recommend IL TO al parties DESTROYS Of pnr
chasing reliable stocks The General Snperin.
tendent IL pioneer I'm the OF business, and well
known as most efficient manager
rsGG 1uT
YB4 EF0TBg4E
~ 4 From the New York Tribune.i l.
THE FIRST NATIONAL "a the name Of tho
Petroleum Company whose prospectus and map
are before M. The names which we see among
the Directors arc ample reconmendstions Cor
future management 8aEE dH1
.aaa l. IA EGR aaia 70 iA4 81
4 ~ b .as 81
vAH orders By Mall or oth1sbe iriH
be promptly attended TO until the stoekl i all
sold latin
~ gosdrespsnsibie agents asd Earlasge
Brokers rsated IN e1y cityaad iessis tie
United States and British PsoriHess, seita
rhOn LIBERAL arrangements loiH b sals. I;
TAn orders ana spplisatfons .whsthst by
letter or otherwise must b sddrssssa to - So
n. .. ROWE = Co., -
Coanasaox MEacaxzn, s:p'4
naEl+ln SLibssty q, NsxsYwk
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Drs. Jackson, Herbert & Co.
REATEST MEDICAL CIRCU'

" LAR EVER PUBLISHEDl Fifteen large
letter pages for two 3 cent stamps.
YOUNG MEMS MEDICAL ADVISER.
Gratuitous advice given in diseases of the ner-
vous, seminal, urinary and sexual organs, in the
reports of the Western Medical Association,
which are sent by mail in sealed envelopes free
of charge.
The organization was formed to dispense new
and reliable treatment, and is composed of the
well known physicians to whom all letters must
be directed. d.
DRS JACKSON, HERBERT 4 CO.,
feb4-eodly Box 436 Cincinnati, Ohio.
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From the New York Herald

From the New York Herald
News has been received and abundantly con-
frmed from several sources, Of the striking Of q
new 900 barrel Wen on Cherry Run above tho
Reed Well, q few rods from the property Of tn;
FIRST NATIONAL PETROLEUM. COMP
NY"
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@L4 n II W

4-LN.HtAsE y
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The symptoms Of Catarsh - shsy sssse.,i,
appear are at first very slight Fsrsons and
they have . cold, that they ksve fssquont I'll
lacks aud arc mcre ssnsiftye - ne ckaaHss n
temperature, In this condition tho 49, rnsr
be dry, or sliSht disck9es, Tin IA -. IN
tsrward becoming thick and sdhesiva - ~
diseases becon,es chronic, ne disekArees Are Ia.
creased IN Quantity snd ehsnod r auslify. 81
are nov thick aid heavy. snA ere hsvk,d .
ING ead breath; ~ yoiss = thisk -, ssssl
ne eyes asc weak; the ssnss 81 smsIf q 1soas91s
o de.sssytds dssfbses ffsqssuey t6nDt go
Another common nd impertasts C.
tsrrh v thst the psssos q Obliged q c1Eaf III
tnrost IN ths Dornisg q . thiek - slip0Dne6s
which has fallen down from the bead d1rne .fhs
night Whea The takes paaos, - p5Ssu3 ~
be sure that his dissass kloa t. - = ~
lungs, and mould lose no tine IN srrss2lngh.
The asevs srs ut fsv eftks mAsy CsSsssks3
- IsRasesak iS rTsagid
"A sissis ssssis ~flllast nssss % Is sSsa
three times day. ---s @r--
4 hrDR5D. II. sEELYE = C0,ssA
islemalsof bssss csisaea; - Rpsps1sssssH
- 49,; AZ z k3 AZ. { = 1l.a
- ~ y dEuGgia syayvA9esa1 ssa16od
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RC.L. zANEI& CO.,

i FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC WINES and
Liquors, Manufacturers of Pure Catawba Wines
Quincy Street between Main and Market Sts,
Wheeling, Va, keep constantly on hand Brandies
Scotch md Insh Whisk ieek Jamaica Rims and
L aen51
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Ts4 r9aTEf0T ssaE
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Sold by I. H. Logan n Co, A. c. Good 4 %
G. W. Graham, and AcLain Bros, aud By ~ tbt
stores throughout the county, and BY al Urha
Etsts and stores In Belmont JcGsnson and CO
iumbiana counties In Ohio
jsn56m 500 q. UeK EG. ~
..4f re.4 Gensal Assst.,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-01
Paid same to City Treasurer.
RUpoRT oF T,rTERNENTq

TRB CELEBRATION OF TIE FaURTE OF MAR0R.
in accordance with a call published in
Ose of the evening papers, few public
spirited citizens assembled at the Mayors
Office last evening to consider the feasibii-
ty of arranging for general celebration on
Saturday next, the Fourth Of March, in
honor of the second Inauguration of PreSi-
dent Lincoln. The nesting would proba-
bly, have been more lsrglY attended had it
not been for the fact that very short notice
had been given and that comparatively few
were aware Of it.
W.P. FOgg, Esq. was elected Chairman,
and Henry N. johnson Secretary, of the
meeting. After some discussion Gs to the
feasibility of & general celebration, q Com
mittee of three, consisting ofMessrs. ". P.
FOgg, W. q. Hayward, and J. q. Clark,
were appointed to ascertain whether e hall
could be rented for Saturday evening, and
whether Governor Brough would be able
to be present. The meeting then adjourn
ed, to meet sgaiu this evening.
There seem to be several obstacles in the
way of a successful celebration on sstur-
day next, but We trust they may all be re-
moved and our citizens unite in 8 proper
recognition of the day. In most Of our
sister cities preparations on an extended
scale are in pro greEs for the eOnmemora-
tion of the day, and it is most appropriate
that this great national qusdrennial should
be remembe bered and celebrated. Let not
Cleveland fall behind her neighbors.