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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-20

The LeueOFFhOeR, or Whites.
AT the same time, there IS nothing in thss
pills that can do injury to life or health. n
ind them to he m hi M rcL,IaeaslIkark.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-20
Destrable PropertY For Sac.

II WILL SELL 3-oR 80, ACRES LAND.
~, Belmont county, Ohio. On ft are several
acres OF Grapes In benrtng, and part of the
tE.lnt unteE1atd with coal. tPossession given
when the present crop Is taken on. - = -
.-s... sr-r n. b. RICE,
Martins Ferry, Belmont county, Ohio.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-20

The dele gates were authorized to fill,
at PaEkersburg, whatever vacancies
may occur in their number.
Aiessrs. A. n. Jacob, Henry HEWITT,
]. b. Shepherd, George Baird and
George Watson were appointed to rep
resent Ohio county in The Senatorial
Convention of Ohio, Brooke and Ham
cock counties, tobe held at a time and
place TO be afterWRFd designated.
After which the balloting for county
officers was held with the following re-
suit sd. Lamb, Andrew Wilson, Jno.
w. Brown, House of Delegates; Robert
2. Woods, County Recorder; Josiah Up
degraf, County Treasurer; Joshua Bur-
ley, Assessor City District; j. w. Nor
gan, Assessor County District; AZ, j.
Breinig, Clerk Circuit Court; James p.
Rogers, Prosecuting Attorney; Thomas
B. McCor1, Surveyor.
The ballotiDg for Sheriff was exciting,
three candidates being before the Con.
yention- scarborough, Campbell and
ShallcrOsS. At the eighth ballot.
Campbell stood zoos, and there being no
prospect of q speedy choice, the Com
yention adjourned until 10 o'clock this
morning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-20

W.P. SMITH. Master of Transportation,
~ III. b. FORD,
Jul5 General Agent, Wheeling
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-20

TIE Hair h orr tlihf rives the besf
ton = Fttiarlliliis. sd, ana nd
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-20
ONE PILL A DOSE.

f.5 ON1 FILL 1S "A DOSE'
Females peculiarly situated, or those sup
posing themselves so, are cautioned agalDs
using these Pills while In that condition iai
they invite miscarriage" after which M'
mOmdon, the ET0pTiefOT assumes no responsl'
bility, although their mildness would preSsnl
any mischief to health, otherwise the FIA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-20

oBsTRII1IINa THR HIaHwAx.-on
cious dog took possession 81. and heid
against all corners, the city end of the
s9sPension bridge nom II until u
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-20
Bottled Ale md IS Bee Z.

tt y 4 + Il iiifsr, =
sol 4 less PoEi and fII,crl a. ~
l4-oll We eE9 nov ~. q deliver . t.lels
~ q. III fsff q CO.,
49, = W.
= p - TX Z n = IfEs NORM
j. s. Ifk1Q9
.II.lUI|1l Han .II ~ Ig1iItial .lslf
9UNtHH 495E-Aah BROOM ft4lflIi
lSSa5p0 49,. -ee-t ~ 80 III 81 low BY
CElAs, h RE3IsE
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-20

saturdaY night last q large and farO-
cious dog took pot session Of, and held
against al lcomere, the city end of the
suspension bridge, from II until II
a gentleman nom our once, passing
q bis home on the Island, was the fiFsf
% discover the monster, living ut fnil
length N the centre OF the eaFFtag6 way.
Eroceeulngs undermining Of danger, Re
was suddenly brought 20 d stop and
then 70 n rapid retreat. by the snFfnT AZ
the teFoclous beast AZ hfs throat. An
other gentleman coming up- essaYeSl to
pass but was success ally repilsed.
third making his appearance on the
scene and learning the state of affairs,
procured the toll.keeper's pistol and
u was Hercules and the NemraRu lion
Ane pistol cracked and the beast lay
ettlA. Was be shot and kfliedR That
vas the 1l1p 0rla1t question before IRE
trio ana one OF their mum Der 1YnceefRii
to.oelqgiliir { with q stick. II Tie lIfg
~. sie-,fl 9 lt.lleh Of the stick would
eh0W IT. 1t the dog wasn't flpafi -
the gentlem1u lleth0nRIit hIiiseI z SffI
- llEte, 70 the tollshouse. The marty
Suel efisll their arms ffill i,f car
nonl1ed Vegetable ma ter tiilf ihnli
been stored up In the bowels OF HE
S-atsA sllses elso5 t1el dug out and hauled
~ ~ vicinity Of the toll house, for this
sstL..4 . ana {. delivering their nissii5 les IN
NJ - 50 on, made 1t too Il 81 for 1Ije
y, y no did IS 4 fIopil 70 neral Nc
AI,A 40 ~ hcn be titllI 9 has moth
- 'aill ana eFeT1 70 lose. He ne
: 4 9e l.tly went homo nhuloI led.
2 y s s.'ril1 g e1egs lacloSgs E,
~ g no. on a Masonic Il0peE -
.s.5sis n Als1 itlr Lodge was
s,s.e-s5 q e. lit town 81 ~ st u illertV
-. w : . 3 Q the Lodge was con-.
~, - =. .l's {. leo (oFtY Lodge
5ses u 4llq4.z cziceEs ii laiiei a. II5i-
l9l1iel :, : ONE u Worshipf1i
~ teit EeloE ~ Sim ain li,if,,s 5T,f,,,5
1flt Icy Jlhiot n
en1.ei lsllfef, 10 = 6i1rf
monies were Eond ncl5f II,
31t selnl Mister 1i tli s ~ ~ WI
-. = tess asst sllli. ~ - 4 - -
t1c Grand and fls5S
=. :. 81 .n- la1r llall 81 The lisifI M
81 p. gag % lro Iltetll = lar : Is
n 81 +. 81 p. z. aSd senfl emens
nt and f1nr1n1il - IA
@s.-4 we've mad & Is ~ : =
~ : -. - USE. Inl1I and it5Il.l1il : -
LllAtte0la ~ Inl IIH..|... = e
(. 81. ~ q iollls and IL ri r7Il5s,'
- - =. - OF NIsIule
.lele nj L1q-r abe wen 5t1rI5 r :. f.
FTh6elin- Fi1dEe
Ter e1e CT on 81 'I'7 IS ct- al1.5l =
Il6161f1d 81 i5ij7 b. r, r,5. +. 4
"a the niaullie OF the C.l.7Iil
ana other - Z Is u 81 !, - idrl. 81 81.
where l1eF ero rfor1d5 a
il sumplnous sup PER. Iha
sion vas M e1ci IN q 3 - I1I ii1iron
-l- now L11Ia tr1Illis I o I1lI1rs 1I.|-
der no moss 4 +. ~ = = -
s-Nt a--ll and fltsl ln II die most
..Nii manner an ll IrIlili room I n =
t.einl building, I1trl ar1 f8Sf b s
-.r ruQu| IlI Tee Iuruoe nrt7 80 II
# -'--.-l- me olIcars ia d mem J, =
me ola- men iu ne conitl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-20

AI Fave te5aHibeFlaad.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-20

ID Aslles on a MASONIC Ilopeii =
- ~ last 4 Masonic Lodi lJg7s
= = ,.!es5. u tlt town g Z Al IT 10 illarty.
49, " qtqts "a the Lodge wa CON.
~ - ss.At2 5't {. lenl q 6ortY I. = b
49, ~. -, ss.79 ~. e4lseEs ~ .aiiet rs fol-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-20

Married Persons, or Young Men con,,..
ting marraige. being aware ofPhysicSii M pa.
nesa, Organic Debility, Deformifies, Sns. Sax
He who places himself under tha co.,
J. may religiously conflde IN MS 6o Ie OF Dr.
skill as a physician. upon his
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-20
ONE BOX rs SUFFICIENT

Va Dr.. ]. L. Carr and DE-. ]. n. BouoOr4
OF ClaFRsbnrg, W. Va.
above agents TO the Wheeling Post ONCE can
have the pills sent, oonddenttally,l by Aal+
70 any part Of the country Sfree OF R8sIasF'
oe2s=lyd Sole Proprietor. New York:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-20

INES; Lhese are some of the sad and melopcbo,u
TTec[s pLodueed by early habits Of yoItS Ny
y. " es1An ness q the Back and Limbs PSi6s' e
me HEAD, DmneSs of Sight, Los n Nt itiis IN
rover, Palpatation Of the Heart Dy-snsS,uaIAl
Nervous IFritability, DerangemerIt ~ i55l n
SeStlVe functions General Debility SI,Ti "
toms of ConSumptfon SO Symp-
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-09

$50 EEhWAn1:@sT9LEN stah;s Al ID! EKoI NJ Y
Charleston Northeastern Railroad on She pisbt
OF the 18th SMALL BLACK HORSE MULE, with
new SADDLE AND Birdie; the Mule ia ehod and
paces Fifty dollars will be paid for the apnre
hension OF the Mule and the thief half Of the
for the return Of the Mule. N r. aUYTON
April 10
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AGENTS WANTED
FOR THE LIFE AND CAMPAIGNS
BOARDING.

tlOARD "A LARGE AND WELT, MIN.
IL u NISHkD south vest ROOM. with 90 a I,nsrS IN
resprctsbto private family. vich ave minutes walk
OF the battery an husin part OF the oy oap be had
"DR1vATE B,,ARDiNa4 4CsfHs. Hn INV
tira soD No 76 Broad Street. two I2i doors want
pf dunrd Rduse. Permanent ard frsnstontt Htsydsrs
acDbfriiuO Odatsd. wa ,-'I Ayygs NJ. an
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-09

100 total OF slayehslders Total OF slaves .27s
t5Hei Ia specially bitter on these "ex-slayeho old
ers Of African descent" For these he thinks
there is no redemption. They certainly ave
committed the objectionable sin. He gives con-
Versations MIR. 0LMsrgAD had in Louisiana with
negroes, owned by colored folk, and also,fayors
us with the result OF his own Inquiries, showing
that Cufy Jared worse in the hsnds!of o master
OF his own color. j.-z A,,. E:i4I ~ =,
We do not profess any learning ON these dark
and abstruse subjects, and consequently forbear to
give any opinion We do not know what the OBJ
iectis II Mr.. REDPArHss inquiries. We can only
guess, first, that he wishes to show that miscepe-
nation is not onl, feasible but desirable: or, se
coad)y5 to prove that 9 negro can make money
anftste oareo OF it. Thiray, eolored folks like
white people 7botter than they do those Of their
own race. Fourthiy, that society for the p pre- :
Vention OF cruelty to animals WAS very much
needed among our oolored aristooraoy before the
war.
> lAswe have. already stated, we do not know
which OF thg'e proposi ions, il any, Mr.. REDpATH
Ia endeaVoring to prove; but we incline to
think 1t ss the FIRST named. That unqu esfionably
ia his favorite topic. 20 ~. 81
I'VE do not like to SEQ our people thus iibelIed.
and shall keep close. watch upon Mr. REppAru's
ietters to the Post; and if he persists it Inisre-
presenting affairs here, we shall take the liberty
ot setting him right: ''"''' Tr~9ey m
x ~
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-09

DHiVArA BOA hDIaG f,IHAfAx Gn 4,
l. iransi mt. and Day Boarders can be handeomeiyy
accommodated at The ~outheast corner of n. etu ana
Market s'rtesa Fine sooma and aceomno odatIon for for
families. at reasonable rates. limo Nc 90 oof
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-09

TToK sALE.-sECOsD HAND PRINTING
a PRESSES AND TYPE In good order
Fonts of Bourgeois, Pearl, Nonpsreil Minion etc
oe1a SMITH HAND PHEss-Piaten, 221Ix27 inches; bed
~, WohhEL HAND PREss-Platen. 2212s inches; bed
Inches; bed, 22135 incheH N/s~~o>a
HOE HAND PREss-Piaten. 29,1.2s inches; bed, 2s.s
R5GGLEs' JOB PREss-standing Sheet Press.
Address W. d. MAXWELL WIimfnoton De5
May ........ ac- -. - "' pV ut tht 1m.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-09

81 Az communications Intended for publication IN
tn1s journal must be addressed to The Editor of
me DaHy Retos, No. 18 Hdyne- street, Charleston,
q q 8us1ess Communications TO Publisher Of
We cannot undertake. TO yetil, rejected oon,na,l,tcu-
tions.
Advertisements outside of the oy must be aooonpa-
MED ,pih the cash.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-09

Z TIE CONs1J7 UTJON4L R7GiREs AND RE.
EL.AiTI0 Ns i0F TYtE,s0 UT,HERN STATES.
Ihe 9Hinioa Of Juage NEEsoS, of the supreme
oonft OF tho United atfa; ;re:dered last dnes.
u'y' IN the case of EaAs, can leave no doubt in
'no ini''"a OF those who regard law and respect
'ushfiy, as TO what are lite constitutional rights
auu Esin'ions OF The sufr.'rn States, and what
e5oF99 proi' tio priv aeses aud pferogativebof
southern cihzens: Nor c.ii there be any doubt:
mat I'D assuming to enforcn iiiafffnI law. as ha.
oseh oone by military officials in every State and
county oi the South snce the inst tuilation OF civil
Au'ho'iy' these officials have rendered themselves
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-09
FOR SALE.

~ UMMER RE IDENCE FOR sALE-A
comfortable and pleasant Resid ence in the town Of
Spesnvie g. O. consisting Of two delightfuy situated
one mile from the Court House. and 1--WE minutes walk
from the ailroad depotpart Of ssid premises being
Greenvie. One cottage contaius Ave finished rooms,
with Kitchen we'll outnuildings, &C.; the other.
could be divided into several lots There large
log cabin some distance from the house. The above pre-
mis-B contain nine acres OF gnod land under
aoout 1oo fine fruit trees trees &C. &c two wells
OF water not to TO surpassed by any others, &c &C.
yebience to schools, churches, &C. it cannot be sur
For terms &C, apply on the premises, or at JOHN
A. M1CHELS. Land Surveyor, No. 6I st. Phiiip. street
Office hours from 2K p. H.. to sundown.
June9 stuths4%
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REAUTIFUL RESIDENCE FOR SALE
ped by L NJ. Hatch ON Bunconbestreet lust out
SIDE the mts the town Of areenv e. will be sold on
terms, and immediate possession oiyen
The House contains Ave rooms and the outbuidings
are so extensive aud commodious that two families
might be comfortably accommodated on the preniees
necessary Nearly everything the place has been
done over and improved within the last 1--WE years IL
contains ntns acres good land. mostly under cultivation
large and promising orchard, the best Of ater and
nearly every oonvenien looked for in and about
country house. In poiht of situation whether in view
OF health and comfort It's convenience to schools
churches and good rociety 1t surpassed i'm the
up country. Apply to 7. p. ALLEN,
Greenville, q. O.
-.... .-. Or JOSEPH WALRER,
charleston s. q.
-uuhe o wstuth
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TfIFTY DOLLARS itEwARD.-STuIEN
Il from the subscriber near Barnwell Conrt House,
ON tne nlRht OF the I'D Jhne. y LARGE BAY MAnE,
years old, and l51< hands high. said Mare has small
%no a spot @ In forehead with the pecuary of having
at any Object the tips almost each other 1t is
4eheved that tho thiers coppercolored negro named
EDWARD Lew1s and formerly owned by q gentleman of
Charles on Tho above reward will be paid for infor.
ahon which Viii lead to the recovery of the Mare left
subscriber, at Barnwell Court House. q
JuneT a. r r uAooop
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WANTED. $4,000 AGENTS. no xNesnaEE p
! nv, x In hght asefal ana fernansnt employment
5000 to $500 PER MONTH aUARANTEsD. Rvstsy
eeass sna ana SsnS snr hag sew daily
Address, With stamp. @. W. JtoKsoN & co.
Postohce Box No. 1S48, Baltimore. Nd ,
! ~tsy 40 20 !! limo
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-09

WANTED, BY A WHITE WOMAN, A
as Cook or s Wsshs some respectable family either
;ing ais to make herself geueray useful Apply at
and Courier. Mav 'S' 90
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LOST, STOLEN, &c

7 OST, MALACCA CANE, IVOaY HEAD
- Guild BAND. market Goa t D. r. Hunt from
wnl: Belaen. liberal reward VIII be paid II deliver
do at my office, No. 43 East Bay ID X HUNT
May l5 Captain and Depot Quartsrmsstor
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-09

EfmPLOYMENT WANTED, BIZ YOUNG
~ man. resident OF Charleston. in any capacity
ful In any bpsness Best Of references furpished.
Address MIRO, Glass Box No. Is, Charleston P. o.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-09

ROoIS wANTED.-A GENTLEMAN AND
~ lady ISoutherners) desire to rent Apartme ents
combating OF parior. bed room good pantry Etohtn
an a9a servants room Must DO within ten ninutes walk
OF Charieston Hotel West Of King street preferred
Address BOX No Sss. Posttface June4
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-09

M Ant II d. DIsCHARGED AND DIS.
sn sodiers and Sailors. and all persons de-
AGENTS. Tor the GOLDEN PACKAGE. Five dollars pep
uAy Gan oa uaue. June6
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-07-26

YNHiS chemical extract will be found al,
Il Invaluable restorative cordial for all
Diseases arising from an impure state ol
the blood. Cutancous cruptioi:s such q,
Bciis, pimples, Carbunclcs. Pustules.
Bl"tchc-, Roughnc>s of the Skin, Scaly
Appearance of the Cuticic, Tctter, Rims
worms and Itching HaElogs Of tho Skin,
this purifier Will remove, and impart
healtl. and life-giow to the complexion.
For Erysipelas, Scrofula or Kings Evil.
rheumatism, Pains in the Zones. Stiffness
in the Joints, Old Ulcers, Want Of Blood
IN the Parts, Syphiltic Sores and Ulcers.
and Impaired Constitutions arising from,
those diseases, and from the too free use.
"f mercury. For General Debility, spring
ing from Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Weak.
ness and Pains III the Stomach, Liver Com
plalnt, or want Of action in that organ
producing pains III the side or back, affect
ing the kidneys and bladder.
Females. al the period OF change. will
find II tho best restorative to health and
strength, from al those Weaknesses and
dcpress!ons of mind AMI body which fol-
low at this time OF life
Persons travelling South Or living III warm
climates, and all unacclimated, will find tn.
Queens Delight great protection from,
all those diseases which originate in 4
change Of climate, diet and life
A bilef history of this rtmal kable medi-
ciiic will not be out uf place here. Its pro
pcrics rs = remedy were first introd,ic, Il
to the notice OF the profession by Dr. TAUNa
Young Sinons, of South Carolina, as earl,
as 1923. ::S valuable Alternative remedy il.
syphilitic ahections, aiI.i others requiring
the u>t "i mercury. nr. Simons' state
mcnts have been endorsed and cNtcrd,I
by DR.. \. Lopez, of Mobile, and DR.. II. X.
Frost. OF Charlcstou. From the reports III
its favor, There seems no r.Seon to ,louh,
the efficacy ui this medicine i'll Secondary
S,sY,. +A.. IN
Chronic Hcratic Affections and other com
plants benefited by Alternative medicines
For sale by FISHER Il HEINITSH,
Jnne 20 Pharmacists, Columbia :. q
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-07-26

Sugars! Sugars!
o. BARRELS CRUSHED SUGARS
Ac 100 barrels extra G Sugar.
50 barrels \ Sugars.
50 barrels Muscovado Sugars,
On hand, and to arrive soon, which "iil
be sold at onr U..;,al low prices.
July II y. X +. X. AGNEW
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Freight Rates via Charleston, 8. C.
- 60 zt ssEs C j
SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD


SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.
CHARLESTON, &. c., June %, 1866.
NNhE attention Of shippers of Merchan-
II dlze and Produce il invited to the Tarifi
below: 1t is believed to be. and is Intend
ed to be. at least as low as that of any route
TO thc sea. And 40 fan as it is i'll the power
OF the South Carolina Railroad to accom-
Plush 1t, the old patrons of the Cha arlceton
route are assured OF rates ALWAYS a. favor
able as may be offered elsewhere
An extraordinary impression is under
stood to liave existed and to some extent
may vet exist, that an unwillinyncss to
unite III the formation of u low Through
Freight Tariff to points Of completion o.,
the Charlotte Railroad has been exhibited
Ivy the South Carolna Railroad COMPANY:
IN fact, that propositions to that end had
been made and refused by it. 1t is proper
here to state, distinctly and ompha;ically,
thai such Impressions are utterly without
foundation. The policy Of the Company
is now, as it always las been. never to
allow lower rate at n competing point;
and its practice il. ~ il; has alwav. been
to allow the road nearest the competing
point to make the rate necessary to give
its patrons all the advantages promi-, Il
elsewhere. IN eoninrr,it, viii, thi, prar-
ucr. the Charlotte u;i South Carolina
Railroad has been, an,! now is. fully autho-
riIHl to establish, any rat. IL the s,.a at
Charleston i; secs fit. anl tho South Caro-
una Rallf"at VIII accept itN pr''tnSiti"il at
such rates.
The notice Of shippers is further ak, Il
to the rc-cstahlishment OF the C"mpany's
Receiving and Forwarding Office. whereby
trciShts 10 and from tho soa are rcce.e ed
and promptly forwarded free OF cp,nrii--
SION. ". J. NAGRATII l'.rsi:;.a;
II. T. pE,kE, Gcn'l Sup-t
T'r;.f "f Rates B.t,c.cn GLa..J.W. c.ni
F'ni1"Stp", $. T..
=. {. IL. IT,. :. il,
10 rlilcs. l,o n.!cs
,,t c'as- per iH' lh, 90 c'nf-. g cents.
Grain per hlsl.l IL j.
Flour per barre, -
C"tto: rcr bale f.,,n r"iun,iia to New
York. 81. july Is 3
General Superintendent's Office.
s. s. s. ;:s:zz:s.:gEs
CHARLOTTE X 5. G. RAILROAD.
CuI.vMnIA, =. G.. June ., 1866
hN and after TUESDAY, 1871, instant,
~ THROUGH PASSENGER TRAINS,
niaki:f" close connect IONS wiii l.. r;D, t.y...,
THIS road aA follows
Leave Columbia Junction i, i:s5 j. ~
Arrive 1T Charlctt. Il, lI,5
Leave Charlotte ~ l2. a. ~.
ArliI" at C"iuiabi Junction at. t...,
July !" jas. ANDERSON. SUIT
Schedule over South Carolina 4 r.
ss =: -: - .,.e
GENERA. ,u:'"l.> uETlil.
CIAkiAscnN. .!u!y !. ls.;6.
nA "ii.l after TEi,.iD \l. July 10 1856
~ ,h" rassrngc; Trains viz E:a>. a;.l
arrive as follows, VIZ:
Leave Columbia at t., 50 . IN
Arrive III Clar!r-t, :: lr, y, ~,
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NEISOEIsLATK
Wit and Ilsi sssor.

: AS some variety in oar reading
matter, these piping hot days, we
subjoin the following basket Of funny
chips. Such reading won't hurt:
A fellow III Jail wishes he had the
smallpox, so inc could ''break out"
he has tried everything else. he SAYS,
bat he ''can't come it.
Why is young lady, just from II
boarding-school, like building com
mittee? Because she is prepared +"
receive proposals
The Boston Post says that Il
felon escaped from detective aud
ieaped from New Jersey train Into
eternity last week. The distance
was not far.
Rose, my dear, said mother 10
her daughter, If you are SO stiff and
reserved you will never get hus-
band" MA" retortcd the young
lady, .'unless the poets tell tibs, =
primrose is not without attractions. :"
\ recently published popular Eng
lish novel speaks of the director Of
the operations at the gathering OF 4
Burgundian vintage as 'toiling and
sweating like an overseer on Mas,
sachuseLts cotton plantation.
Dean Swift says, 1T is with little
souled people as it is with y narrow
nec1ed bottle-the less they haye in
them, the more noise they make iii
pouring it out
The difference between Carlyle 5
Works and Beadle's dime novels, is
that while thc,,onc are sententiouS, the
others are ten-cent-iouS.
A physician who had tried III vain
to cure deaf patient, at last
endeavored to console him with the
remark s'that there WAS nothing going
on.
The lady who took u stitch i'll her
side, has arrived at the conclusion
that a stitch in the hole Of her stock
ing wonld be infinitely more service
able.
\ witch being at the stake to be
barnt, saw her son there, and desired
him to give her 4 drink .'No,
mother" he said, ''it would do You
harm; for the drier You are the better
You will burn"
A little girl Of three years. very
fond of her boy playmate, was
repeating her prayers after her aunt.
When she came to the close she
exclaimed: '-Auntie, don't say
amen: say 'A-boys!'
A gentleman at the Aston House
table, New York, asked the person
next to him, il he would please to
pass the mustard Sir" said the
anan, "do you mistake me for q
waiter?" 'Oh no, sir, WAS the
reply, 81 mistook you for Il gentle
man.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-07-26
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