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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-03-22
3slmuat Chronicle.
St. clairsville, Ohio, March %.
PITrsaURCH CONFERENCE.

The Pittsburgh NJ Z. Conference, which
which vas in session up at Washington, Pa,
for fvs days adjourned on Monday evening
or lsss week. The following is a list Of their
appointments for the coming year:
PITTSBURGH DISTRICT.
Ps:sIDING EIpER--S. 2. Woolc
Liberty Street--S. Y, Jones.
iSnitaIfel4 lSfreet-C A Holmes.
Chras Uurch--E b. Snyder.
Wesley Chdpel-L Mcclure.
RenRsyltantd Avenue--James A. Miller.
frtni,y--w. B. Watkins.
Ctateaary Church--S Burt
Ros Street and Anlcs' Church--M. L.
Weekly.
Ladis' Cay Mission Losg.
2osfh Rttsburgh--C. w. Smith.
Birmfnoham-R L. Miller.
Eaa Lberty--W. p. Turner.
e, Eiekiasburs--W. w. Ronp.
Braddocks Field and Port Rory-R. I.
LaprencepiHe- John w. Baker.
SkarPsbargh and Pine Creet--W. Smith.
Duasesae--A. j. Rich.
Ir,cfs Sfdtion--G. w. Cranage.
7arentua,--Robort Hamilton.
Spr.ngdole-W. IL Tibbles
Bstier-To be supplied.
Freeport-R. Morrow
~, Worthin9ton D. Fast.
. . /. &. Pershing. President Pittsburgh Fe.
male College. and member of Christ Church
Quarterly Conference.
George i,oomia, President Allegheny Col
lexs. member Of Christ Church Quarterly
Conference.
Israel Dallas, Chaplain Western Seamen's 8
Friend Society, and member Of Liberty
Street Quarterly Conference.
BLAIRSVILLE DISTRICT.
PREsIpING ELDER Thomas McCleary.
Blairsui2ie--A Scott.
Jokastopn--J B. Uber
Indiana-M. W. Dallas.
Grsensbdrg-T. H. Wilkinson.
"a, Kitanin0-A. II. Thomas.
b t Dayton Gray.
Edsrtsn-H. q. Beacon, ono to be sup
piled.
Ldtrobe-M J. Montgomery.
NJ Piedsant-J. G. High
West NeDfon--W A. Stewart.
AeeAaaiesJmrg-P. G. Elmond's and q.
Nsp Fior,noe-E Williams.
Bu',el and Apol1-J. S. Lennon and Ii.
m Lous.
Lig0aier-Jesesn Hillinrshesd.
e .Saiisburg and Hope,ocN-J. s. Wakefield.
IM1rckdad-A. r Leonard
Sm,thport-To be supplied.
Edensbayg-A Baker and Jos. PershinR.
AiH Crssh and Conen,dugh-C. II. Jack
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-03-22

BAss,Ers s.,Er POTASH for sale sY yv,v- , =,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-03-22
NEW TIN n SHOP

Tnn andsrsisned informs III. pabls ,hs, h. Aa.sp.s
Fin, CspPera and, sheet Irsn store
In tbs SaiIdin inmedise4y Yves, Of the ros, ono,
ST. CLAIRSvlLLE, where he will be happy 10 aees
modate them with anything in his line of bu sine
reasonable tsrma. fs5 HUGH HARRI
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RURAL AMERICAN.

RURAL AMERICAN,
The most Elegant, The Cheapest and the
Best Agricultural, horticultural, and
General Family Paper IN the United
.Stdtesi Grutaities IN Choice Grape
Tiaes, Sirawberry Plants and Elegant
Eagrdpings to the uahe of Subscription
price sent free to ererg subscriber n!
This popular rural paper published the st and 18th
of each mop,l a. Urea N Yr,ms Soa year; is now
value OF contents any other similar PUBLICATION in
this country Indeed no other paper OF the kind can
be compared with T. IN M 'is Sd sSns md n,eres, at
thing OF the kind every published. -t 'N.
The RuRaL ANERnAsis not a LOCAL paper, bu, just
as valuAhle IN New England, the Western, and other
States nihe Slute Of Now York Its circulation il
larger than thsl OF any other paper Of the city Of
New York. voianme x viii connnenee January ls,,
1866 .ssur. a.
The form is a very large SlxrrsN AAeE OorAvo con
tanning double the reading mater that can be found In
any other similar publication every subject OF
est 10 farmers fruit growers grape grnwers in paicu
ar) stock raisers, gardeners, bee-keepers, poultry
This elegant paper is Illustrated with come of the
most costly ESGRAvINcs that money aud arr can pro-
duce; and its IrRsARy department embraces general
sFAaiLy raadiltg which ii i,eres. has never been
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lion sxtan Every sahseriber receives the full value.
OF tie paperin choice Grape Vines Strawberry Panis
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TO the close OF the present year. So.
EVenps Post ian entire s anger In aing me
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ion IL. that you have issued the best j0ual-a po,s
tile practical working farmer Inn we
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RAILROAD MEETING IN CINcnINATI.-A special dis
patch to the Nashville Banner, dated Cincinnati
on Friday. says there was q largo meeting held at
the Merchants' Exchange In that city lastevening,
to consider the ways and means for shortening
the time Of communication with the South. Many
Of the most prominent citizens and business men
wore present. Resolutions were offered, and over
six hundred thousand dollars aubaoribed. Chat
tanooga aeems to take preference of Knoxville az
terminus for the extension Of the Danville road
A million will be added to the amount alread!
raised.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

j. W. BrE1sMRYKR, Grocer, No. 3o8 King street. offers
to his friends and the public Hne and cheap stock
Of droceries We have had occasion pass his store
several times. and judging from the crowd thero
purchasing, he must be doing o handsome business
Mr.. srEIsMEYEn has procured o wagon, and oil goods
purchased at his store will 6e sent your DOORS We
establishment for he warrants all Of his goods and
keeps nothing but the very best of good things See
his advertisements, In another column.
NEvERMoRE can the coarse gritty tooth powders and
tooth destroying chemical fluids ind place tho toi.
let's Of sensible people The fragrant and preservaye
sozoDoNT has superaeded them all. tus2
WITH FAMILY case In your house, you may pre-
won't Sickness prevent suffering prevent expense, and
oss Of time, the children having the Measles or
Scarlet Fever, or Whoopng Cough, or even Fever, by
using preventives in the case HpMPHnEYB' SPECIFIC
HOMEOPATHIC MsplcIsE ColrkNY, No. $50 Broadway,
New York.
Mrs. PARr1soToN IssULTED.-The White MountainE
Of New Hampshire evidently great institution
very high, heavy osts, beautiful view, four dollar din
nerg But tho practical eye Of . certain renowned
DRAKE saw those smooth.faced rocks, and thereupo1
adorned and variegated the bride path to tho TpToI
House with his familiar 8. T.-1se0-x. PLANTATION
BrrTHRs This raised the Ire Of tho Mrs PARTINaToN
composing the Legislature Of the Granite State who
their wise heads together, outlawed DR.. DRAKE ant
make II penal offence TO ply the artistic brush the
beloved hills. Verify. the ine arts at discount II
New Hampshire Query.-Did DRAKE pay them fo
| this splendid advertisement tuthss April "a
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A q Fl N Il 8 =

Tho following arc the Agents for this paper:
". A. HEMINGWAY, General Travelling and Collect
AAgent. f.....t. - ...r.r..
jowNsENp NORTH, Booksellers and stationeru,
,umbis, 8, O. '.t.
'ol. ]. j. RYAN, Barnweu, 8. O. .,. ...
NJ. TRIMMER. Spartan ONCE. spartanburR, g. O.
! T. DUBOIS, Marion.
J. 8. HARDY, Sandy Ford p. o., Madison CO., Fla.
}ATRICK Il HUvEY, Macon, Georgia.
J. A. MCKNIGHT, Unionyille.
Il. 3. ALLEN. Chester O. e., q. O.
Joseph II. BEARS, "New south," Hilton Head.
y. 8. LANCE, Grahamvilie P. O., Beaufort, q. o.
3. r. BRADFORD, waiterborc', g, @.
T. L. DARR, Sumter, g. q.
fHAD. O. ANDREWS, orapgeburg, g. O.
II T. HERsHMAN, "Journal Office" Camden. 8. O.
4 II. BROWN, "southerner o1ioe," Darlington, q. O.
=. N. QUINN h BRO. Augusta,
I. 81. ESTELL, Savannah, Ga.
5AAO DAvEdA, Agent In New York.
LIE. AUG. BRENTANO. NO. 7os Broadway, New York,
always tho latest dates Of the DAILY NEws as he
Of all the other principal Journals Of the country
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Desirable Real Estate at Priuate Sale.
BY a. j. SALINAS.


EiE STORY WOODEN RESIDENCE, situated on the
stIl street coptainipS rir SQUARE rooms the base
ment Of which can, with very small eIpAnse be con-
thirty 2So IN depth moro or less. upon which ig sub
Stables and other 0utbudings. and excellent well Of
water and capacious Cisern The Of the Lot s laid
out, out as vegetable garden The immediate vicinity Of
residence or as an investment,
situated the northeast corner OF Coming and Green
streets reeeny put in complete repa containing four
sures feet s7 teet front on Comingsreet
by - feet In depth, upon which is Kitchen containing
two rooms, and other necessary outbuiidngs, Cis-
tern, &c,
That desirably located THREE AND HALE STORY
BUILDING, on the east side Of King-atreet, No. =,
being the fifth house north Of atreet contain
Office and entirely separate from the resdence-can,
with very little expense, be converted into hand
inches King. street, by hundred feet
In depth. more or loss, and upon which are spacious
proyement At small cost and offers rare opportunity
for investment.
THAT DEsIRABLY LocATED az STORY WOODEN
HOUSE, situated on the south side Of Queen street.
twenty six feet six inches Queen street, by
feet In depth more OF less ibis being an excel
dency Of property In this vicinity renders this excel
lent opportunity for Investment.
ALSO,
THAT DELIGHTFULLY."- LOCATED az STORY
WOODEN RESIDENCE. situated the north ride o
Lambo street. I'd door west Of fLegaresreet, with larg
piazza to the south and recently put in thorough repair
containing rooms The lot is very large. measuring
feet In front Lambol street by feet in depth
| upon which ia n large Kitchen, Carrhge House, IN,
other outbudings The healthfulness and respectable
y of this location renders 1t highly desirable as resi-
dence.
The above described property will positively be sold
For further particulars and terms which will mad
| accommodating, apply as above, to
NOS. 81 AND az vENDUE RANGE.
April 90
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RELEAsED-We copy the following from the
Edgefeld Advertiser Of the 25th STANFORD
E. GRIFFIN, Esq, under arrest in Columbia
and Charleston for a month or six weeks
past, returned to Edgefeld on Sunday last. He ia
released, as was Gen. GARY, on sort Of indefinite
parole, to appear whenever summoned by tho Uni
ted States authorities. We learn from Mr.. GR1rF1s
that Mr. JULIUS DAY and Mr.. JESSE GoA1LL1oN
have also probably returned to their homes, or
will return in n day or two; released on the same
conditions. That an order had been. procured by
Gov. BosHAM for the release, on parole, OF young
STRoTHER. That Mr.. j. II, BIEAsE had been
paroled, snd was at liberty in the city, but not
allowed to leave it. And that Messrs. LOWRY,
LOTT, POWELL, MARLBOROUGH and son, WILLS,
PATRICK COLEMAN and M1ToHELI were still con-
fined in Charleston Jail. MIR. GRIFFIN, during the
entire three weeks he spent in Charleston, was in
close confinement in the Jail. Our unfortunate
felowCitizens last named are still imprisoned
thus OF Major WILSON COLEMAN and young HER.
LONG, who have never been removed from Colum-
bia Mr.. GRIFFIN could tell us nothing; nor have we
heard sught of them from other sources Gov.
BoNHAn has left Charleston, and gone to Colum-
bia 10 see the last named two gentlemen, and Ia
Dor in their behalf Gen. BUTLER is still in Char
| lesion, making efforts to procure the parole OF
| such OF our citizens as are still in prison."
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EDIsTO AND ASHLEY CANAL COMPANY
OFFICE EDISTO & ASHLEY CANAL C0MPANY(
OHARLRsToT, 8. O., March 16, 1865.
DY ACT OF THE LEGISLATURE, PASSED At 1IB
I'D hast session. the EDISTO AND ASHLEY CANAL
COMPANY received permission to increase their capita
from One Hundred Thousand $500 000 Dollars TO Three
Hundred Thousand O00 Dollars, In ahares OF Ono
Hundred ($10O) Dollars each
The public are hereby informed that the books, for
subscription to the additional Stock, will be open from
ga II. TO P. N. daily, at the ONCE OF Mess,s JOHN
g. RIGGS CO., corner Broad street and East Bsy The
Stock subscribed for paid for by monthly install.
J. RAvENEL. MACBETH,
secretrry and Treasurer.
P. 8. "csrolina Times" COPY and send bill 70 this
ONCE. hnfoh te
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SALE oE GOVERNMENT PROPERTY.

SALE OE GOVERNMENT PROPERTY.
viii be sold, at Public Auction, at the Govarnnen
Store House. on South Commercial Wharf Ghariestoa,
g. O., nS Ia O'Clock NJ, FRIDAY, May 2Sth, 1855,
large quantity OF Government property fom tho Ar
my Machine Shops on St. Helena 1slhnd, consisting
Of:
BOILER IRON, CAST STEEL. Bar and Sheet Copper
Zino Spelter, Bheet Lead, Yellow Metal Thurbe4'
Metal, Psints. Chaln Screws, Boiler Tubes, Boie
Riyets, Iron Pipe. Copper Nas, Finahng Mails, 0szn-
position Nails. Spikes, Nails. Copper Taoks. Betting,
Bolts Wiro, Hinges. Oars aavs, Rope, 0akum heath.
ing Paper, Coal Tar Spun Yarn, Pitch Rosn, Charcoal
Fire Brioko. Hose and oouplings Clamps for Boisar
Iron. Screw PoncheB, Pipe Cutters Blowers Pet lanpa
OIL Cans oruoibles, Faucets Squirt Cans, Gang gsWss
Capetang, Woodward Steam Pumps, EIpanders, HydIs.
o Jacks Anchore Steam Gauges, Globe Valves, Cheos
Valves, aonss. Thermometers. Steam Whiahes o1oas
Bars. agriuges, Spirit LAysl Bulbs. Lape sao ploah
Boat aoohs GompasHes Life Preae5ssTs Cork renas9s
aratea. Bellows, Portable Forga, Platform gealeas
Grndstone, Moulding Flasfs, shovels Spades Btao1s
snith's Tools, plunnbef'g Toop, Carpenter'1 Toola
Catalogues containing full list Of the articeo 70 80
aod can be obtained In few days upon apphcahon y
tho Quarernaaaters at Charleston and Hilton Head O.
O., and gavnnnah ana Augusta, Ga.
Terms canh In Government funds
Breyot lieutenant Colonel ana Chief Qunrternnssel.
April 10 Department South Carolf6a-
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PRIVATE SALES.
nv ROwERs IN SILICON.

At Private Sale
Rae cliffe Streets and tho small HOUSE adjoining
Smith together with the contents Of the Store
which we'll supplied with good stock Of Groceries,
and Bar Room and Liquors. &c. Tho Lot measures
l16 feet deep Smhstreot 112 feet on west limo. by
50 feet wide. House the contains largo
Store 'front.' back used for tho bar, threo rooms
up stars, with piazza the west eide. The small
House Smith contains two large rooms one
and ono down.
For further particulars and terms, apply above, at
No. 1877 MEETING-STREET,
April % stuth3 Opposite the Market.
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ExTBAoRDINARY Loss IN CorroN.-A party In
New York purchased, over Agar ago, three hun.
dred and fifty bales Of cotton, for which he paid
some $3.50 per lb. That cotton was kept until
lately, when It was sold at $40. per h., inficting
on the owner the terrible loss Of two hundred
and ffty thousand dollara. .-.
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PRovosr's OounT.--Ann Turpin, colored.--
Threatening language and disorderly conduct
Policeman O'R11EYon going on duty, was informed
thattwo colored women and one man wore beating
awhile woman in Minority street and when he went
there he found the woman In the house in charge
Of the military. There was a crowd around the
door and defendant was with them. Witp-.s Or
dered her to leave, and the crowd to d: .erse, and
the crowd retired but she, refusing to go, he ar
rested her. After her arrest che said that the
Provost Marshal had given her leave to choke the
white woman. Sentenced to 50 fine or two days
imprisonment.
Primus Cole, colored.-Trespass.- Policeman
LAnIssEY was on duty on Thursday night In Beau
fain Str eet with another Policeman, and about IL
o'clock an old colorod man came out OF q gate
and asked them to go In his lot, as there WAS a
person there trying to steal, and that they went
in and arrested defendant. John Seabrook col
ored, testified that some time ego the defendant
oamo in his yard and stole some fowls; and that
on Thursday night his son hearing some one
walking without shoes on the premises, woke him
up, and on going out found defendant In the
neighborhood Of the hen-roost. He gave witness
hard fght but he took him and held him till the
Guard took him to the Guard House. Sentenced
to q fine Of IS or ten days imprisonment.
Felix awin, eolored.- -Stealng.-A. IsAAR testi,
fed that defendant came into his store on Thurs.
day, and asked for two cents worth OF thread, and
then asked to see some handkerchiefs, when
while he WAS looking at them, he stole two coats
and put them into his bundle. Witness followed
him and arrested him. Sentenced to $40 fine OF
twenty days imprisonment
The case of Jim Harris, for burglary and sus
picion Of using chloroform on J. NJ. Williams ant
| wife, was referred to military commission.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
CD SEE SECOND AND THIRD PAGES -ea

RAFFLE AT "LA CnIoLLA."-Those who have
ken chances at JOSE JAnA's, for the beautiful
Frschaum pipes, are informed that the rattle
kes place this evening, at 8 O'Clock.
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nKsu caROI,IuA TIMES

THE CAROLINA TIMES,
DUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY, AT ORAN9E-
BURG O. a., 8. O., by THAp. @. ANDREWS,
The only paper published In tho rich ana forshing
District OF Orangeburg, q. o. Circulation OF the Papbf
extensive and rapidly increasing.
SUBSCRIPTION.
Weekly Papsr-one year.
Weekly Paper-sir months. LoV
Weekly paper-three months. 10y
To clubs OF ten or tho Paper Will be supplied
10 clSS OF twenty OF moro the Paper will be supplied
at 90 per year for each copy.
CONTRACT ADVERTISEMENTS.
One euuare--one month oOo
One square-two months. 6'W
Ono sauare-three tnontha. ........... !uo
Ono gQunro-stx montng. LzsN
ono sQuare-twelve months 1e'oo
- = DISCOUNTS.
Twenty hve per cent discount allowed on Edvertise
ments OF three squares or over.
Thirty. three per cent. discount allowed On adSeraee
ments OF half column or over.
one column or over.
LHaARE d ANDREWg,
March 10 PrcprtetoTn.
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KNIGHTS TEMpLAB.-The Grand Commandery
OF Knights Tempiar for the State Of Georgia, COM
mencedits Grand Annual Conclave in, the Asylum
ofaeorSia Commandery No. i, in this city, on Mon
day night, at eight O'Clock. Right Eminent Grand
Commander WILLIAM TRACY GOULD presiding, and
closed It's labors yesterday. .,.,
The following are the officers for the ensuing
Masonic year: .l1 -
Sir William Tracy Gould, Right Eminent Grand
Commander, Augusta. -
Sir Allen Sherod Cuts, Very Eminent Deputy
Grand Commander, Americus.
Sir William Wade Boyd, Eminent Grand Gen.
eralissimo, Atlanta. ri..
Sir James Monroe Divins, Eminent Grand Gap
| tain General, Columbus.
Rev. Sir Francis R.. doulding, Eminent Grand
Prelate, Macon.
Sir George Smith ober, Eminent Grand Senior
Warden, Macon. -.
Sir Benjamin Bythwood Russell, Eminent Grand
Junior Warden, Augusta.
Sir Joseph Eastburn Wells, Eminent Grand
| Treasurer, Macon. ,,
Sir Charles Rudd Armstrong, Eminent Grand
Recorder, Macon. &
Sir Thomas Whitty Chandler, Eminent Grand
Standard Bearer, Atlanta.
Sir William Henry Griswold, Eminent Grand
Sword Bearer, Columbus. p r..
sir Christopher Francis Lewis, Eminent Grand
Warden Augusta.
IChronicle and Sentinel.
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SHOES, 81 BOOTS.
a. G. ST a. U.FF

I'D EapB0rFUILY INFORMS HIS FRIENDS AND
ID tho community that he has opened branch OF
business In the building corner Of King and Mkrhet-
streeta, known Adgera Big Store, whore h9 has on
hand large assortment OF LADIR9, MISSE4 AND
OHILDREN'9 SHORS
qENTLRNRE's SHOES AND BOOTS at reduced
prices, tuths2mos April 10
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THE LADIES FAm.-Our readers will notice in our
umns to-day the announcement that Fair, "to
Z in the establishing of school for boys, will be
ened ON Monday evening, s0th instant, at Hiber-
An Hail." &c. We cannot too highly commend
% worthy efforts of 'the getters up" Of this Fair
the public, and we are convinced that our citi-
ns will respond to the undertaking, as it has
en- their custom to do in like undertakings, since
. time when the memory Of man rnnneth not to
b contrary. The object is o most laudable one,
d will receive the encouragement of all the
aaritable persons OF our city, which numbers
out all the inhabitants Of the place.
'lT THE Twenty-fth Anniversary Of the Palmet-
Fire Engine Company, held yesterday evening,
.b following officers we're elected for the ensuing
'ar:
THos. MILLER, President.
n p. u. KERRIGAN, Vice.President.
j. REDDOCK, . 1gt Director
JOHN LoEa,+ I'd Director.
4 THos. OAsEY,t Sd Director.
1 JOHN RUMLEY, 4th Director.
G.. r. DUNN Secretary.
I a. FERGUSON,as Treasurer
J. MoINTIRE, II list A1ennnn.
]. MURRAY, I'D Axeman.
4 J. COLEMAN, Hall Keeper.
"a. Farrelly. declined. tw. O. Gordon, declined
IL. Hefrop. declined. ST. E Dalwick declined.
Hp. Walsh, declined. "sJ. A. Armstrong, deci'd
ttTim ClAffg, declined.
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RAISE IN THE PRICE OF GAs.-Our city readers
p regret to observe, by the advertisement Of the
Is Company in another column, that on and after
3 1st Of May the price OF gas will be raised to
Zen dollars per thousand.
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COMPLETION OF THE CHARLOTTE AND SOUTH
CAROLINA RAILRoAp.-The Columbia PheniG Of
yesterday brings us the following pleasant piece
Of intelligence: "We are highly grntifed at being
able to announce the completion Of the track-lay-
ing Of the above railroad, yesterday afternoon,
and the arrival Of the first passenger train to-day
tFriday). This road, 1t will be remembered, WAS
almost entirely destroyed in February, 1866, from
Columbia to Blackstocks-s distance Of more than
fifty miles. The officers had innumerable difficult
ties to contend with, but having gone manfully to
work, surmounted them all. The greater part Of
tho road was relaid with the old iron, after the
''tinks" were taken out-and how this difficult job
| could be 80 successfully accomplished, 10 q mys-
terry; for 1t really seemed that SHERAAN's men
| understood the business thoroughly, as some Of
the bars resembied augers in appearance, while
others again were twined lovingly around the
neighboring trees. The magnificent iron bridge
over the Catswba, we are informed, will be COM
pleted in q week or ten days, when passengers can
be conveyed through without change OF cars"