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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-11-03
UPsHUR COUNTY.

Ut may be observed, In connection
with tho returns from Marshall, that
the dispatch sent US from Aioundsvills
some days ago, stating that Governor
Foreman ran some forty votes behind
the Union ticket, was incorrect. Save
Col. Witcher, who received one more,
Governor Foreman received the largest
vote of any one on the ticket. His ma
Eority was twelve less than the rest OF
the ticket, but that was owing to the
fact that Smith ran that much ahead OF
his own ticket, and not that Governor
Foreman ran behind his.l & ~
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Our In the interior of West Virginia
we hear of first class roll butter selling
at 20 cents per pound. And upoat
Washington, Pas wesee potatoes quo
ted at so cents per bushel. Here In
Wheeling We are compelled to pay
about double these prices. There are few
places in the country where market
supplies are sold at such extortionate
rates. Last winter we compared the
prices here With those ruling in Phila-
delphia for yegeta tables, and the compari-
son was in favor OF the latter in nearly
every item. WHY'S thlsf Our answer
Is because of onr abOIpinable and ex-
tOrtionate market house system. Poo
pie are compelled b get up at an un-
seasonable hour and rush of to
our Second OF FiNh Ward mar
kets, and there enter crowd
Of hungry, cold aud scrambling people,
alltrying TO I'LL their baskets Iirst and
get away. Any price at all Is paid
rather than free1e for an hour, or rather
than be tramped and Knocked to pieces.
The whole scene presented at Market Is
n disgusting spectacle ofselfshness be-
tween sellers and buyers. Among the
the latter the strong, active and know
ing get served best and first, and the
rest take their chances. All this is
wrong in principle, and shows that the
market house system is radically defect
i've. The. new movement to open. the
market at ten O'Clock In the forenoon
and keep &c open until six in-the oven.
ing, VIII be some mitigation of itsevils
and annoyances, but only mitigation
at last. 1t Is, perhaps the best We car
do for the present but Weare confident
that the time will come when all Ofus
Will look back on the sYstem with
ama1ement at our endurance OF its
shortcomings. siVn ,sg, et,
stMusKi .roFzp are cheerful little
cusses-singing a. they toll.
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PEYToNA, BOONE Co., w. VA
October 18th, 1866.
Editors I1lteIi0e1tcer

Editors I1IteELi1e1JceF
My approach to this place was greeted
by the sounds of active industry, which
cOntrRsted strangely with the silence of
passes. AT length an elevation reveal
ed what enterprise was doing in the
desolate mountains. On the LETT flowed
Coal River, which was crowded with
barges waiting for their, load, while
Workmen were busy In constructing
others on the bank of the stream. a
short distance below, a huge steam
dredge was clearing out chan
mel. There are six or eight locks
between this place and the mouth Of
the river. From Peytona to the
Kanawha by this river route Is So
miles. A portion of the above dredge
had been used in that which helped 70
shovel out Dutch Gap Canal. The
same machinery that under General
Butler was employed in the arts of war,
now subserves the arts of peace. The
coal company have opened several
mines on the south side OF the stream.
They are laying q small rail track
about one half mile long, and expect
to put their coal this winter into mar
ket IN Cincinnati, Natchez and New
Orleans. It was a rare sight TO see
those huge piles of carbon, Containing
thousands of bushels. Interspersed
among the ebony blocks, 1 could see
traces of minesal charcoal and bunches
of bird's,eye, but the largest portion
consisted of the pure, camel, whose
conchoida1 fracture and metallic ring
were unmistakeable. The effect
of sending this variety of coal in such
large quantities to the western and
southern cities must tend to excite the
attention of capitalists and direct 1t to
these wonderful mineral deposits. The
distillation OF oil Will doubtless in a
few years beR source ofgreat wealth to
the State. Coal river passes through
exhRustless fields Of coal of every type,
but whether the improvements now in
operation viii answer the demand for
transportation Is q question of doubt.
Be- y ttlas VIOToR. Z
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2 OOHsHmR.IaaI ,Gatable3 by5Iis Doctor

-uls=l tScAen2LG8s MAuteAne8[ ldsIFN AZ
TO CURE CONSUMPTION, the ISystapn
mi be prePGTei 50 that the lungs wlll heal.
70 acSomplish this the liver aud stomach
must n5st 6e elsansed and Al SFeat9d
med ctnes win. be digested properly, aIilifood
ne9lthyr blood mndeS thus ding mp tha
eonSt itntion- SCHENEKtS -lIANDRAKE
RlLlS eleanse,t the stomach of an bilious Of
Weed Tonic in confiectfonl the appStlteis ~
storeds -lfaAis eds 40 a94sffSa ii i1CfIYl5 M
Z ClS1S PUH19oNI0i SYRUP ts'mu.
Er1cious Is well as medlc inal and, hyusfnR4ho
three REMEDIES all impurities krs eXbeiled
nom the systetnt and good, Wh0les6ndo blood
made, which win 5repel all ;dIssase.nFf fSfSl
tents VII tese these according to
u Sl ions onsnmptt ion. very frequently IN
1fa last stASe yields readily 70 their action
lake the Pills hequgnttY,t0 cleanse Tie lfVAf
and stomach 1tdoeS( no folloW that tffaIfSa
the bowels are not positive they ar6not fequfFz
ed for somet times in diayEheSSt they aTa Ineces.
say, Ths st9S1aaeh m9sti DO kept healthy,
monte syrup q act on the pfratdfty on ms
prppetiy and allay any imitation, FThefi an
that y required perfoEIns8 Permanent cTlioe
IS 70 prevent Ing cold 18xarnise ,nl1ont
tne rooms as much Is possible, eat m the
sSStfsF Co., nAt gatne and in fact,
tar ana masticateWelL oc30.eod2 W6hfoly,
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The official vote of FIVE Townships
give the Union State ticket 12I majority.
Two townships yet TO hear from gave
so some majority for the Amendment.
II is estimated they have given an
Union majority of 60 to 75,-making the
majority IN this county from 1SOto 1885,
q considerable Union gain. - -
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FE...DR,S(sfs
I 1la341F - EiSE6UR'8ItoI W1N 9Nl
PREsCR4RED GOLDEN SEAL

q 9s -
Dyspepsia. Indigestion, General Debility. and
Invented bFDR g. C. SEe6R. II Is agvea-
etable compound OF thirteen distinct articles,
and Is approved and prescribed by the medI-
use of Il In his practice ait Is harrnIess.
whtleit IS potent; nor does IL, as Is the case
with many medicines, leave ashattered con-
gistsii p Jls9tli 0RRIN SKINNER q CO.,
Ia3-n Sole ProprietorS, Springfield, Mass, g
The Trade can obtain 1t OF any New York
or Boston medicine house. 5,5si -t.,.i oct2
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The Knabe Piano


SSstW S.all enough known througho the United
states to stand upon Its merits and II "a ~
nneeesSslfy TO PEDDLE them through re-
county or send agents from door 10 SiooT1o
sung their praise, "a ~ ~ - >-''SA "
The proper way for purchasers to sunp,v
W. = 20 apply to responsible AGENT
as represented. s--SS "NS - just
Another method Of pushing bad work nDor
me public Is to sell through MttSie TIsTeS ~,
ai!oWingt hem large commissions for recom.
nending their Instruments. This mois If
1olng business otCouFse GDcren0eS The DTicS az
t ne commission saiit necessarily come nom
IN Pnfchasinig nom the arent o,a n,..- o,...
m4nu1acturer, an instrument can behs5 I'd
the faetoTy prtce-notwit hstandlnV the renEe
sentadons of outside makers that the tdeSfeTs5
commission conn increases thsprice ofthe instTu
Persons in want OF frst-olsss Pianos ca,ro,
e. eect TO buy them at second or third ciSSS
The public are invited to examine the
1pSGA "a luEs-4 o.. I...t. .--L.
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This article never fails to cure the worst worst
cases of Diptheria3 CoughsS Colds, HoaIsenez,
Sore Throat, Asthma, Neuralgia, and Rheus
mattsm. 1t has no equal for the cure OF Dip,
all Druggists. 1851 isiis' zs.t''7 10 -s'YH'--
ORRIN SKINNER & CO., Proprletors,
..,.- Springfield, Mass.
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Are making great efforts to organize
the Northwest. They aremeefine with
the support of both branches OF. the, or
ganization, and it looks very much as
II raid on Canada would soon be at
tempted. That they can; make an in
Xasion, no, one who has seen them here
to-day can doubt when, he considers
how powerful the Brotherhood has
become. Both branches are. entirely
united here 5aef8Ha 49,. 81 WRpER. =
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ColEate.a Aromatic Vegetable soap.
!. Asuper1or Toilet sosP, prepared non, re-
fned yegetalbfe OILS In combination. with
Glyeerine, and especially designed for the
use Of Ladies' and for the It's pr!
ifume is exquisite, and its washing properties
pnrivalled. Forsale by all druggists.
!. -s1ss9IA iiss ac'F' feh2I.lyd&wi
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AmODRRN


From old and young mona riGh ana pooF,,
NV srd lI4iy, s15as4 the In1ysE
s1C1L1AErT HAIR REsNEWERs = -. =
faidneS lfdEs W. raS 81 sEIsles
ipS than any s.oll9 Or tunn 81 Son.
lSllten Iressesg But how'd an the - won
ger SS5y r S,S VIZ Which q restores
Use tA lew epns and Presto Chnnrelt the
Wh1test and worst looking hair reSnTtes n
youtht1t beAuty.. It does not dive tiifsi ISSfl
but st4 Ies ~ thefout ana mis- II VIII i115t1
dle and eQlqfing ma ~ 4 u = n =
II VIZ npt t.Eea long ahie thai %
prove the truth OF tins matter. l1hR HFSf ~
e9t!otf WI DO qpdS Won WIN see fiiti -lSaiS3
- So5oE every et1Fe y6a
Of the III be gone, eiying5p lace Is m.
tronS, 81 intnR and beam atnl Ioe( - = =
~ AK 16t 4alTs Sicifm Ealf nm - ~,
other atttcle s. ut AZ alike C m StI
sure to do you good. ~ - -
5 There are many init tions. pa sIiFe y !,
procure The gennine lHls9ufa etilreEi onlS ~
~ E,llP. HA14G u CO.. NaShna ii "a .
or e1Ae ~ gu llt ! ma lSttkWsa
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sueffaI aI6fiEes.k
Odbert,s vegetable AinbEosia on me
worlds Hais Resto EeF.s

OdbeEt'B VeS9t4eles AA1uE04l.stA sEa kue
worlds Hair RestoreF. Is
Itisthe only prepared ton that 6 warranted
BtoFegtore gray hair to It's ORIGINAL color. =
twill prevent hair nom falling ON = z
ItsnpercedeS Hair Dyes. 80
Itcbmpletely eradtcates sel1rf an tlantlrutt
RilIs hair eaters, so destructive to the roots
of the hair, and cures all diseases OF hunors
fthe scalp, thereby preventing baldness
q ASS Hair, Dresser e has 20 Equal giving
piosgE Sai1bearance. Sold In Wheeling by
IanehlIns smith 4 Co; Buslnn Gllaee
&c. IF Mpqnasytlle 6y stidgeF q ,IEs la 4. y
Werlich, John Douglass, and all respectable
dealeFag,t ifF1Re'ss1 III GD5 4M
4 To#hom all orders shouId Be addressed.
eloeS-1ydissg E'sI 9''iItsi esi'I7t'l i;f.i1
+, METCAITEAs, GREATR HEUltATLpR REMEDY.
This neWiand wonderful medicines acts like
magic, curing Rheumatism ofyeaEsa stand
ing In q few dayR.gnfJEulglsDo 81 h5d2nSt
aug22!lyo5 siTg HI LoGAN&sCo. Ag'tb.
e g. Ii -
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+ P I Care Ier ConI5sumPtiepl =,

FIFTY THousANDpe persons die annually
nom Cons9mPtion1 in the United States.
used in practice by eminent physicians, With
such marked success that IL Is now ,.l6y urs
gent request, offered to the public as an In.
fnllible remedy for lung and throat diseases,
Not every one in the advanced stages OF con:
sumption Gamble cured, but many have Been
and many more are now receiving benefit
known remedies have failed. As an eYist
dence of our sincerity III the above state
mentB, we WARRANT IT TO GIVE aATIsEAcs
TON q Sold w holeSRle and Retail by ED
MUNQi BOOKING, Druggist, No. i Odd Fell
lows Hal, lWhe ling, West Va aus, -
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west RIrrinIaItenls. 4 :

We have to think many of bur edit
torial friends for their c0nsolatofy re-
gretS over the result in this Senatorial
knowledEing their kind expressions
In a MAD ! tee common weakness 9fall
long we're - e .tt = a. ~ VoI5S s -,
vet we are not conscious of having lost
either sleep or appetite before or since
Sne election. All the world Knows that
people VINO nave much TO do can emL
sioZ tnsit tl!lle . isr oeeter advantage
a imam gGln Sne and i e
the honor ofIRn election. we have ill.,
wise escapedlits Responsibilities. q 81
Mr.. James Parrish lttel Of iCouiitt,sa,,-v; (,
O. l6t WLtVa IN n nYiiS Mans 4 7t6ti5sS
- ~ k Ne ~
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The Next speakershi5.

b. AAU EaGlAH AG~AlAEkNa4ANN
& The Clarksburg Telegraph suggests
Mr.. Fleming, of that (HarrisOn) county,
who comes back to the House of Dele
gates for the fourth successive term by
an Increased majority--as ga gentleman,
who deserves to be elected Speaker OF
the House. upon the converting of our
Legislature in January. ?, The Teie-
graph remarks, very Justly, We believe
that 81
Mr. Fleming has had much experience
as Legislator, having been elected
upon the orRani2atio OF our new State,
and returned at each successive session,
and being gentleman OF I'M
dustry, and close application to
business, he has doubtless become
thoroughly acquainted With the rules
of the House, and parliamentary. tao
ton that there will be no man In the
Legislature possessed OF more ann
pie qualifications for this import
ant position than Mr.. Fleming.
BE has been an able and u0-
ainChing champion of the Union
cause, and many of our most salutAEy
laws have been originated by him. and
We believe that the Union members of
the House of Delegates VIII show him
their appreciation by comforting this
honor on him. -, - sttsI5 q 5 -.
A DEMOCRATIC editor and stump
speaker, who has become Known aA
Brick Pomeroy, published an article In
the Ia Crosse DeasoerGf, in 1854, exa
pressing hope that IL Mr.. Lincoln
should be elected, some Brut1s would
pierce his heart with dagger point ior
the public good.o This man has been.
stamping Indiana and Illinois in sup.
port Of the administration which Is
'sonly carrying out the policy Of Mr..
Lincoln" In the La Crosse pt1s0esat
of the 18th. he says So. a,s5.- ~ ssss =
tsWeWrote In 1854 hen no man or
power dared 70 talkeps from La Crosse,
our ideas OF "a pG0p8e toward a,ltSliI,Ile en-,
ana do not know that we have changed
our mind since. What We say OF Line
coin We say OF any man who, In q, land
governed by ballots, would be tdisted
Into poWerby bay onets and. trandnlank
votes. such Is were cast inIndianab0l
in 1854. EtseOlls sps GlSetSi bV 1F01sti -
bGyohetS. BIS heart was not pierced
pne hts braip5 was, BY Q pistol bah RTse1i
~ an agent Of Sod, and that agent still
lives, although mankled corpse OF IN
unknown man was used in VRashifigl
ton 20 recover the reward offered for the
body Of Booth"
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1 afaY7,.d IN Notice: .ifFSi z . ..
T TAKE THIS METHOD OF 4 1 MI
ing my friends and the public generally,
that have purchased the fconfeo ti0nnfy ess
adjustment of Mr.. Chas. A. Swartz, Agent,
and the business, will be conducted iniall it,
branches q, heretofore. ~ Parties, weddings,
tEc;s VIII be supplied In superb style by dine
nptce!oI have also secured the services OF
Mr.! SWart8 as confectfoneFl and baker In
onneGtionwtth the above IhAva opened ian
Oyster Saloon for the accommodation of
ladies and gent emen. l,,,J9f Fs,-,T,G 30, !
Il CHARLES BEHLER,
q oc29g57lw' Monroe St. wheeling, Viva. I,
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Greenwood 1Cemetery.
GIrUATED 0NsTHR NATIONAL, Road.
~. = ~ of the city, iiS,noW READY for
A4TEssELnen4s eale, and improvements of lots.
contains ri aetas or lind. and n Fra out
N tne! most modefnf and Improved BtYle,-
Ss1I1 e e9sl he'd at all IaeaSon8 Of the
49, ~ we Satfonal Road, and for three
u ~ y Perfectly secure, and tntended to
r p1 ~ EisF E sei l isPs
7,959 = make g equal 70 the best
1At.9 estnete tles In the county, - -. )
Z nipple pFoY1slon Il also made for Ii en-
= E, MEM order and: care In perpetnity.ti ~
Z. tletloLB deEirouB of pufCha&ing lots, can
5sTt mine ill, the grounds with me s9peEin tfn-
ing q theoodiee Of the Secretary, on Main
atEeets over the Bank Of WheellnRg Z
fkefSonB Wishing 20 make inteFmenia win
~ ON the secretaEytO obtain permits there
OF atrnii I.otboIders and
NlsltnrF WIN be issued by the Secretary.
sse44ARD OF DIRECToRaG&.I j. Sweeney,
denti b. @ BnnhRm; Secretary. =. b
44ssl55999fies, John q. Mnth, Geo 1fendal, Jos.
zen Jno. A. Armstrong Geo. sAddnnal e. q.
5orCAns e. A. HildEeth, sseS au8l-1yd
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: EoT 3 - - - !.
ExACTGY WHAT TOUrwANr.5.sI

inN-A9HSWi5f VENETIAN HAIR DYE
~ known and used over 20 years Daily
increasing tnpublic mayor. Complete In one
Dogsas N Washs No troubleI a. child CIaf1s
apply IT. Produces a luStTpuS black or Thrown,
1 q Sesired: Does not dnjure the hair. Price
Z sold by Druggists and Fancy GoOdsDealers
: Also, MATHEw'S' ARN16A HAIR CLoss
1oF and easing the hair: ju4+eod-lyl
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= HEMPFIFLD r, ROAD oFF1CE, -.
. Ga iiWASHINGroN,5P Pa oct, q! 1885, ~
"a MEETING oFiTHE SToCKHoEpERs
IA ofthe FHempfleld Rail Road Company
Will be held at their once In WAshinEton
on the third Monday of November next for
the PuEp9se 9f electtnR seven Directors for the
ensuing Year. JOSEPH HENDERSON. y
y oe8O.tdmnli 10 Id lanaI q j sactetarH.
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! THn soiIoo1s OF onIoAao. 9
~. . CaIat,;,,o' ~ 49, az. .si,1el

have inrthe last thirty three years, it-
creased at a rate (which 4 caIiis be
illustrated by giving the, number of
teachers and scholars. In 1898, one
teacher and a dozen scholars make up
the schOols of Chicago Now those
words meauls tWenty.si1g thousand
three hundred and sixty
five teachers! The increase in school
properly and teaching has been in
keeping with the increase In scholars.
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= snni sTCHt nITCHt All IToHI te1ig5
SCRATCH! .. iSCIEATGEI9.sC RATCIasl

BCRATCEHl 9SCRATCHHIt88 CRATCHI
hWHEAToNs O1NTMENT I,
~ WIN Cure tbe Itch IN As HeHrs.sii
Also, cures salt Rheum, UleerS, GhilblaiIs,
For she BY an Druggists BY sen ding 61 cents
toGWeeks - Potter, sole agents, 10, WASH
Ington street Boston. it viii be for1aTded ~
United states. =isss1 sfit 10 ilni'l u4-SilA' .
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yg3n taiab Bfin.E4 0QIss.si !, o. ! 49,
fWEsARE coNsTA:STIsEi RECETyTle
w. and are abe tqt slpply at the lnTTeSt
FosElzst ths OWNS eholes ana
sRAI u . - ~ q ssiI sta! ~
tad7 1BE6REEe,i5 % Gtsd 10 Yi5Ss..s n
:, u t,Ha BAILI!EIEsd AiH .T7II..i z
49, GOLDEN SHEAff4 4
RADIANT.
oel6 LIST MORRISON q 90.
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Mr.. Geo. " Storm Artist.
WFIEsH oHICtS a STuBSO ABOUT nj /:
I0tN INST OF October, n In fet ValE hIs IsttSSs
paved to paint the hGoa Of the cltiEa1s Of
RhoeltnGs generAlly. an9
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.Dithridaa,a Patsint.,Z =. Illtnt. ~.

10 Efl0n PoPI.ARSBR0olf I75lIssfI5IFIIe1';
yhH3VUS l52l9l! isTss,ons VIE. 1.1zs
and for sale b CHAS. 81. BERRY n 7AAe4
g0 No. Is 6 % Waferst
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GreenWooI1 IIla1n afa1,u..

feh7-aiid Ya $50 ylitt4l 2 Main Main g
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.tMusKI.ToFzE's are cheerful little
cusses-singing a. they toll.
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EMPORIUM OF u ASHIOII1NSS

~ 41yE1 1Egf q Mrs. WATKINS,
e 49, Main q. ~ WHEBIIEG., ,.sI,ssss
|. ,,s 81 dles and Mss Dresses and Cioaks
Z, Gerlys 81 III s3eStg{ al -.5s,f}e} tfIF5S,5,
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I7l0nBusH. TTAIOrHYs stEI.5.i5Jlg 5ls'l7 q Z
angI HRYORB0YD Q 60.
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nWantad9

6EoR. YOUNG lady y A. STU Af4oN
use teacher 81 EIit lIsl1 bfanGiie8l 6lfh6fii1i
z school fa1aLnil ys z Is q graduate OF one OF
me highest Colleges. Can teach German Il
qt Eof fuEt1er ri cnlaH address,
Teacher Of Dfawtnt and aiming VpheeiifiE
Female Collef 81 tHfl "a gfil.f 4 lfss5
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-09-11
Stallion John Morgan.
THE Hooded Stallion

- THE FLOODED Stallion, JOIN
T- MORGAN, viii stand the Fail
(f <season in Columbia, commencing,
-Al-Z4-on the 18th inst, for $50 cash on
first service; or $50, if not paid by the LIST
October. Groom's fee, 81 90 in advance.
JOHN is n handsome dark-b horse;
eight years old; fifteen hands aud two
inches high; sired by 'Sailor Boy" who
was by Jim Cropper," one OF old Sir
Archy's best sons; his dam by ''Whip,
out of fire Morgan mare. lie can trot u
mile in throo minutes, but has never been
trained; has the kindcst disposition, and
Is very sure. Aug7 1mo
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r. w. WIN S
Steam Planning NGiu

Pickens Street, bet7reen Washington aud
Plain, Cot'nnbid, s. q.
NN hand and furnished to order at short
" notice, all kinds of dressed J.UAlEEsl,
TfIER-BOARDING, &C. Also, SASHES,
Blinds, Doors, Mantle piece Motsltiings,
Brackets, Counters, Tables, sc. 49,.
Having now in operation full sets of the
most improved machinery, I am prepared
terial in my line Will do well to give me Il
cali. Aug emo
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Arrest the Murderer!
$500 REWARD !

A MOST DABOLICAL. MURDER was
IA committed near the town Of Chester,
8. c., on the night of the '22d July, 1866,
upon the body of my brother, ALEXAN-
DER ID. WALKER. Two or the murderers
(negrocs} have been arrested. The third,
white man, known as BILL MORRIS,
elias CHAS. DEREM, alas WYLIE NOR
R1S, is still at large, and is described as
follows: Tail, spare-made man; grey eyes,
OF a peculiar look; short, thick nose; low
forehead; round, lean face; somewhat
hump-shouldered; black hair, with few
grey hairs; about thirty--seven years old;
weighs about 140 pounds; speaks slowly,
and, when speaking, twists his mouth TO
the right side; heavy. dark beard; has
been wounded, as well as can be recol-
lccted, in the right arm, near the elbow;
with small and bony arms; wore dark coat
and dark linen pants. The above murderer
is u notorious scoundrel, and has recently,
in connection with band Of negroes, been
engaged in various other bloody soutragcs
The above reward will be paid for his
arrest, or for any information that will lead
to his apprehension.
JOSHUA II. WALKER,
Aug - Chester, $. G..
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WESTCHESTER HOUSE

Corner D''oo''ie Street aaad Bo,oesy, NJ.
sW1S house, capable of saccommodatin,,
Il three hundred guests and ,kept on Az.
European plan, is centrally located. anl
near TO all points. City cars pass The
Hotel to ell the Ferries, Railroad Depot, :,
ana places OF Amusement every, ttrce.
In'a. mmntes: - y Sin4io Looms. s1.00 rer day
double 500. j. i. DARROW & co '
Jan il ~ pron,iaecs
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COPARTNERSHP

HNHE undersigned have formed copart-
u nership for the transaction of the AUC
TON and COMMISSION BUSINESS in the
city of Columbia, under tho nnme and style
of MCDONALD & MoELWEE. Our Office
and store-rooms are situated on Lady
street, first door West of the Post Ofscc.
where we will give strict attention to anv
business entrusted to our care, and will
cndcavor to give satisfaction to ali con-
ccrned. d. P. McDONAID
Aug 3mo j. H MoET WEE