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an influence should think it would not
occur irrespective of signs and changes.
Cure. The supposition would be, if
Moon Eyes are governed by the same
laws that periodical diseases are, that
what would be an antidote for one,
would for the other. If this is the case,
tenics will cure both. The best deham-
matory agent l have tried is calOmeI,
blown through a goose quill into the
eye. You can date the decline ofthe in
iamation from the first efficient applica-
ton. Moderate exercise, higher feeding,
and greater attention, and two grains Of
4rsenic night and morning on the feed,
until twenty grains are taken, and you
have the specific treatment. There need
be no apprehensions about giving Arse
mic to horses in any reasonable quanti-
ties. l.. l.. LAMBoRN.
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her country home after a sojourn OF a Tow
months, vas hardly recognized by her friends.
In place Oi a rustic, hush iaCG she had a soft
ruby complexion OF almost marble smoOthHess ,
and instead of - she really appeared but ~
She told them plainly she used Hagang MAgno-
liza Balm and would not be without Il ANY
lady can improve hei personal appearance very
much by using this article IL can be ordered
Of any druggist for only So cents
Saratoga spring Water, said Uy all
Druggists.
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TORONTO, Z. W, February . lie
and Toronto papers express
satisfaction that the provincial delegrtes
have not accepted the terms proposed
for continuation OF the reciprocity
treaty. The Globe OF this morning says
one happy result OF the course adopted
by the United States will be the speedy
confederation of the British Ameri-
can provinces, the absolute necessity OF
which is now apparent.
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In lifting the kettle from the fire / scaIded
myself very severely--.one hand almost to a
crisp. The torture was unbearable.
The Mexican Mustang Liniment relieved the
pain almost immediately. IL healed rapidly, ana
lett very little scar. CHAS. FOSTER,
42O Broad St, Philadelphia"
This is merely a sample OF what the Mustang
LiDimeut will do. 1t Is invaluable IN all cases
OF wounds swellings, spraIns. cuts. bruises,
spavins, etc, either upon man or beast
Beware OF CounterivIts None il genuine I'm.
less wrapped III nne eteel.plato vngraNings
bearing the signature vi q. W. westbIook
Chemist, and the Prirgte stamp Of DENAs BARNES
Il Co, New YORK.
Saratoga spring WATER, sold by all
Druggists.
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I-isOy.-A-T The amount OF Plantation
Bitters sold in one year il something startling.
They would I'LL Broadway six feet high from
the Park 10 4th street. brakes manutactOry Is
one OF the institutions ofNew York. 1t is said
that Drake painted all the rocks in the Eastern
States with his caba listlc -. I-lS6U.-&.,'
and then got the old granny legislators to pass
a law preventing disfguring the face Of Ma
ture, which gave him a monopoly. We do not
know how this is, but we do know the Plantation
Bitters SELL as no other article ever did. They
are used by all classes OF the community, anu
are death on Dyspepsia-certain. They are very
invigorating when languid and weak, and a
great appetizer.
Saratoga spring Wafer, sold by all
Druggists.
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BosToN, Feb, 3.-The Fenians held a
meeting in Fsniel Hall last evening"
Addresses were made By ]. K. Rogers.
Chief Of the Manhattan Tribe, Messrs.
Ksllsr, Train and others.
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HeimstTeet mint able Han LOiOTiug has been
steadily growing III iavOT Tor over twenty years.
1t acts upon the absOTbents at the roots OF the
hair and changes il to its original color by de
grees All instantaneous dyes desden and IN .
juIe the hair Helm5treetS a. not dye. Int II
certain ia its results promotes It's growth, aud
is beautiful Hair Dressing Piire ~ ceEt- and
81 90 Sold BY all dealers
Saratoga Spring Water, sold By all
Dealers
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LYONS ENTRACT o. PUFP JAMAICA GINGER
i0r Indigestion, Nausea, Heartburn Sick Head.
ache, Cholera MOrbus Sc. where warming
genial stimulant Is required Its careful preps
ratisn and entire purity makes II a cheap and
reliable article Tor culinary purposes. Sold ev.
eryWhere at ~ cents per bottle.
saraIoEa spring Water, sold by all
Druggists. iebseotLuTs
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SWAMI HOUSE,
DARKERsRURC. VA CHANG

l. ED HANDS. On Thursday, October sth,
1868, j. W. Dent, late OF the Richmond House,
took possession OF the Swami House for a
term of years He hopes, by strict attention to
business to merit continuance Of the very lib
eral patronage conferred upon him when propri-
etor of the Richmond.
Every department is in tho charge of the
most efficient assistants j VIM. DENT
sep20
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Aqua De MAGNoIIA.-The pTettIest thing the
sweetest thing, and the most OF 1t for the
least m oney. 1t overcomes the odor OF perspi-
ration softens and adds delicacy to the skin
is delightful perfume allays headache and
Inflammation, and is a necessary companion in
the sick room, in the nursery and upon the toi-
let sideboard. 1t can be obtained everywhere
at one dollar per bottle.
Saratoga spring Wafer, sold by all
Druggists.
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P. E. ZINN,

LRUITERER II CONFECTION-
l. ER, Bridge Corner, Wheeling w. Va,
wholesale and retail dealer in Foreign Fruits
Nuts and Cigars, and manufacturer Of Refined
Candy.
Wedding and other parties furnished on short
notice and accommodating Iarlua Ren2n
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All Who value a beautiful head OF HAiI and Its
preservation from premature badness and turn
Ing gray, viii not fail To uss Lyons Ce lCbIated
kathairUn. IL makes tho hair rich soft and
glossy. eradicates dGndruf and causus the hair
10 grow with luXruiant beauty Sold every
where. r THOMAS LYON
Chemist EIw OK.
Druggists
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Commissioners Sale

OF che Valuable Neal Estate, situate
in the 'iD oI Wheeling naa Ohio
SO"nD, W Va, Belonging 90 the
EsInis Of Alexander Isadden, deed
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1866. IMPORTANT 1866,
40 Families mud Hotels.

TiNUE CHEAPEST SUPPLIES -
i Encouraged by the past liberal patronage
have determined to connect with my business
a first. class FAMILY GROCERY STORE, and
by my extreme efforts 10 furnish all articles
usually kept (and of the best / hope 10 receive
a fair portion Of the patronage Of the public
generally and would here cal tneiT attention
10 few of the standard articles, at the follow.
ing low prices Finest Gunpowdor Tea (ohoicel
g 20 per 10 Finest Young Tyson Tea 81 - per
n Best Japanese Tea 81 - English Break.
fast Coffee sc Best Black Tea ivory nice) ~ 20,
Best Rio Coffee 3j a3jc very choice Brown Su.
gar Ice Refined Sugars of all kinds from l5 20
pc Rico (Carolina) latc; Pickles, Catsups
Peaches in Syrups and Brandy Oysters, both
Cove and Spiced and all kinds Of German
Goods, imported by myself, embracing Turkish
Pruues. German Cherries, Leutels, Split Peas
Oat Meal Canadian Peas, Holland Herring La.
brador Herring Sardines Salad Oh, &C. &c
as well as many other articles too numerous 20
mention. Having bought Tor gold, am deter.
mined 10 sell low, and invite al TO call and er.
anime my goods. All articles sold at this store
will be delivered TO any part Of the city free OF
charge y. HORklEIMER,
janl7.3m No. l76 Market Square.
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ISAAC HOGE,

[Late Of Moundsville,)
A TTORNEY AT LAW AND LAND
"A AGENT VIII practice in Wheeling and
the counties Of Marshall and Wetzel, w. Va.
Office over the Bank OF Wheeling Main st.
B' Plenty OF wild land in West Virginia for
sale at from s. to $40 an acre, by said Hoge
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u URsUANT IOA DECREE OF
j. the above named court, rendered Ia tbe
above entitled cause on tho 1Jtb day OF Dgcem
Der, led, ] shall proceed 10 sel, at public Agc
ton 70 the Highest aud best bidder, at the 'front.'
door Of the Court House OF Ohio county, West
Virginia, on MONDAY. tho 10Th DAY or
FEBRUARY, I-CG. at ~ o'clock, A NJ tho
following described real estate situate In ths
city Of ling and Ohio county West Yif
gina, belonging ~ the estate Of Alexander Had
den, deceassd, viz
All lot, numbered and Ia square no g.
situated On the southwest corner OF Mann and
South streets extending from South street ~
Wheeling creek and the stone Bridge eTcept
ing that portion Of lot No. . occupied by the
house Immediately upon ths corner OF saId
streets.
.pSaid prpD.rty has been surveyed and divided
. " 80 tour parcels Two parcels nonuDR up.
Il Man street the one commencing AZ Wheel
pg creek and running North ninety Cyg) foot
more or less upon which are two large brick
buildings and afraLne shop The other AdjDtbs
said parcel fronting oa Main street about forty :.
one 90 feet upon which are also tNo brIck
buildings Both Of said parcels extend vest
wardIy about 100 feet, 70 10 feet pnvAts Aiisy.
The other tsO paTcsls 'front.' upon houtb sLe.s
the one about - feet, and eItsndS o"oIs 70
Wheeling creek, about 80 fssD pY2,s rn,Is ~
there IL a two story double brick Iuld!ns tns
other fronts on South street about tNehtJ tnieS
tli feat ana extends soutbusfdIJ 4yyut % iest,
mon wbich Is a two stOry brick building
pvate alley 20 fe,t rlas. Ia ruaains a1a nSn
Iii be decided 70 the PurchAssTs a said proper
g. jointly. -,
Az = Tract Of Land containing trenty-ssven
.rres . rood and pOles, situate On the Nation
aI road three and one hall CJ,) miles East Of the
city Of Wheeling and IN Ohio county, West
Virginia, adjoining the hnds Of Mr.. Th0mas
Horn rock and b. II y. Carter.
A plot and survey Of said property may b
seen st the 0fhce Of the Commissioner, On st The
Court House On day OF sale.
IEDG-Ons third Of the purchase money IL
Cash, the balance in two equal instslns1'
six and twelve months, with interest b~
Of sale the purchaser giving h0nds
security for deferred instalmsnts,
chase m0nsy in cash II the p
elect. HANSB
jan % d&~tf
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RALEIGH, n. c., Feb. 7.-Ex-Governor
Graham, United States senator elect, is
out in letter favoring negro evidence.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
F. HENKE

M ANUFACTURER OF LADIES'
Nl BOOTS, Shoes, Caters and Balmorals.-
A good assortment always on hand. Work
made to order. No. "a Main Street Centre
Wheeling. jan23.6mos
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w hEELlNt
Commercial College,
WHEELING, WEST VA.
TAMRsA. MITCHELL, FORMER
u LY Teacher Of Penmanshp IN ROhrer Com.
mersial College, Saint Louis Mo, and OF Duff 3
Mercantile College OF Pittsburgh, Pa, and late Of
the Ohio State Normal School, and j. CREASEY,
of this city have opened tirst-clas CONNER
cial School in HOrnbrOoks 5 Building, on Main
street in the room formerly occupied by Prot
/. l HITCHCOCK, directly opposite d.
NichOl & Brothers, where they are prepared
to give instruction in Single and Double Entry
Book keeping Plain and Business Penmanship
Card Writing, Commercial Calculation, Arith
metit Commercial Law, Commercial CorrespOn
denc,, Political Economy English Grammar
Anal,sis OF the English Language, and ia Thee.
~ ard Practice of Teaching
DESIGN OF THE INSTITUTION
Is &c prepare Young Men for the Counting
Houss, or for actual Business lns.
The city of Wheeling, from its location, being
situaed in the valley OF the Ohio, and il the
midstOf a rich and fertile district being easy Of
accesi both by river and rail- DAD and being IN
ufactdies, offers advantages equal TO any city
In hsUnited States TO those in search Of good
businsss education, with fair prospect Of Oh.
tainiIg good situations
Eminent Lecturers will be secured to deliver
lectuns on the various branches pertaining to a
good business education throughout the entire
course.
For .erms or any par ticulaTs, enquire at the
COLLEGE, or address Mitchell s. Creasey, Wheel
ing W Va Yours, -
JAMES a. MITCHELL,
JOSIAH CREASEY.
Partss unknown to US viii please refer 70 any
OF the blowing named persons
Prof EDWIN REGAL MCNEELEY, Normal
School Hopedale Ohio
p. DUFF s. son, Dufs College, Pittsburgh,
Pa. O..
Prof D. R. sILLIBRIDGE, Bryant 4 strst-
toms Commercial College Springfield, Illinois.
Re- BENJAMIN MITCHELL Mount Pleas
ant, Ohio. --
virginia Business School
IAUpHLINS &BUSHFIELD, Wheeling Va
GEO.w. SMITH * CO DO do
q DARLINGTON 6CO- do DO
ianlIt&v
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CHARLES SIEBKE.

SFANCY DYER AND SCOURER, South
Street near the B. g. o. R. R. Depot, Wheeling,
VIVA. An kinds of Shswls, Ribbons, and eve
~ description Of silks and Woolen Goods, exc
Cuted on abort notice and on reasonable terms
This Is the first and best Steam Dying Estsb-
lishnent in the Western States- sepN
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Leaves New York from Pier g.. North Riy CT,
every Saturday, and Liverpool Oh "Wednesday
Of every week, calling al QueeAstOWn each way.
The size Of these Steamships admits Of very
spacious statsroOns all opening directly into
the saloon the accommodations and fsrs arc
unsurpassed, ana the rates lower than OJ ANJ
other line.
The Accommodation for stesrage PassSnsets
are large. and plenty Of deck room = aloLed
rhiIst the fare Is Of the best 4uahry' vel e0oksd
and ample. .,cb ,tf-, t,.o -,
.hs-gs TicEets are issued in this country 10
parties wishing TO prepay the passage Of their
friends from S L:vsTPNf1 fn c1rrsScy ~ Ssn'"n ure
Pa Pa..sre frem New York 70 Queenstown OF
LsTerpool-CABIS, S9g; STEEkAGE, t31-in
currency.
For cabin or storage passage, apply 20
z. C. BOSEAA Agen..
Whseti1Z. W. Va
G. q EowAzcs, Manager, 81 Broadway, New
yesS isanv
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HORN MEAL, VIII
~ Low, 0sT own Erpdlp
EI.Ls..M4.SfP-
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LAMS. JAMES PAU
LAMB & PAUL.,

a ING WEST va, will practice 10 the courts
ot Ohio County and adjoining Counties.
Office on east side OF Fourth Street near the
Cart House. WV
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-05-23
The New York Times says
Veto Message ofthe President.

WAsHlNGToS, May l5.-The President re.
turned to the Senate, to-day, the bill for the
admission of Colorado as q State, with his
objections, which are merely on grounds Of
insufficient population. The Presiden! remarks
in the course Of bis message, that if The infor-
nation submitted in connection with this bill
is reliable, Colorado, instead of Increasing,
has declined in population.
In his concluding remarks, the President
says it is cornmoa interest of all the States
AS well those represented as those unrepre-
sented-that the integrity andharmony of the
Union should be restored as completely as
possible, SO that all those who are expected
to bear the burdens of the Federal Govern
ment shall bc consulted concerning the ad
mission of the new States, and that in the
meantime no new States sholl be premature
ly and unnecessarily admitted to q par;icipia-
ton in the political power which the Federal
Government wiesds-not for the benefit of
any Individual State or section, but for the
common safety, welfare and happiness of the
whole country.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-05-23
Whiskey Must Come.

No doubt about that fact. Under any .or all
circumstances, ,rhiskey must come. AS our readers
already know the Reciprocity Treaty between the
United States and Canada, expired two months
ago. The Yankees got nitfed with the Calaiians
for harborng "rebels" &c., &c., &c, and the
Yankee Congress refused to rOnew tho treaty
Already there is trouble brewing on thia account.
So great is the probability of a conflict Of authori-
ty between Canadian and Now England fshornen,
that the United States Government has boon
Obliged to order flying squadron to the British
North American coast to look after its New Eng
lund cod-fshers, and, if necessary, protect them.
Another consequence of the abrogation OF the
treaty is the enforcement Of high thrift Of duties
on all iulporta;ions from Canada into the United
States. And this, in turn, has brought about the
most extensive smuggling all along the frontier
Among other smuggling devices in operation, is
said 10 be n line of pipes laid across the St. Law
renee river, through which smugglora pump whi'-
kew from Canada into tho United States. This
story would scarcely be believed were it not
youched for by the Commissioner Of Customs.
Ho says it is literally true. Wonder if it won't
be smuggled from Europe to America ono Of ihese
days, by means of tho Sub Marine Telegraph!
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-05-23
Col. Carey w. Styles.


Tho maoy warm personal friends Of this gen.
,leman, for long years highly esteemed citizen
of this Village and District, will be pleased to
learn tha. he is still in the iaud Of the living,
and is at this time edi'ing The Quitman (Ga.)
Banner. AS in former days, ne still wields pol
ished and an able pen, and writes with vigor and
vim on all subjects that come up for consideration
Frou his salutatory to the rorders Of the Banner
we Gull the following extract
"The views held before tie war and sustained
during tho struggle, have o1ly undergone that
,hange which the chs uge in "ur Institutions and
political relations made unavoidable. After the
surrender proceeded to 8 ha-monize" in the best
way possible, and by the forco of circumstances
have bcen loyalizcd and reconstructed" Great
facts have been accomplished. old systems have
been scattered to tho winds and new ones have
been insiitu.ed Cherished thnories Of u century's
growth have been dispellcd before tho whirlwind
of war, and the principles o. our fathers have
been swallowed up in the maclatrom OF fanatlclsin
Having aceuiesced in tho result Of the conflict,
we are compelled to recognize the changes evolved
in the new order of things; and every considera-
tion Of duty and policy demands ;he employment
of the wisest counsclS, and most energetic efforts
to reclaim our shattered fortunes, and restore tho
country to its former greatness ond prosperity.
,hall be as moderate and conservative rs the na-
ture OF circumstances and MY own impulses will
admit"
The Banner is published nt Quitman, Ca, at
only $500 per annucl.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-05-23
Two FrigI,tful Skeletons Appear ut the
Feast Of the Freedmen:s Bureau.

east Oh tuC oui Cdus
Aud verify they are making the lrm nerves Of
the reveers trenbo! Shaking and qnaking and
guashing of tooth is now going in tho Freod-
mems Buroau! Hundreds of its worthy and phi
lanthrOpic employees are now calling upon the
rocks and mountains to fall upon them and hide
them from the avenging faces Of the dire skele-
tons. These disturbers Of the holy revels of the
Fresdmen's Bureau are Gons. S:ecdman and Full
lerton, who have boen sent out by President
johnson to investigate the operations Of the said
institution in the Southern States. They have
Investigated in Virginia and North Carolina, ard
h,ye stretched forth their fearful hands, and re-
lentlessly stripped off the "shceps' clothing "
from the reeking limbs of rayening wolves."
TIVE or three days ago they werc in Savannah,
where they accumulated much Sleeps clothing
They we're expected in Augusta on Sunday last.
We hear that they will soon be in Edgefcld. All
along their route will undoubtedly be found great
heaps of "shccps' clothing" Tboy cannot posi-
bly, carry their booty. They will be forced to
cast it down here and there by the waysidc. Ex-
cept certain large and handsome suits which they
are sending on to Washington as specimens.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-05-23
The GraniteyiIle Faetory.

It is source of real pleasure to note the impor-
tart additions that are now being mado to the
Grani.eyills Factory. Col. GaEGG, the indefati-
gable President of the Company, has just returned
from England with q very extopsivo stock of
building material and machinery for said Factory,
which whom put in running operation, will be one
Of the most complete institutions of the kind in
the country. We congratulate the Company on
the success that has hitherto attended their cner-
gy and enterprise, and hope with an increase of
power and machinery that their profits will be
enhanced an hundred fold. In the Savannah
Ncps of the 10th, we find the following:
ARRIVAL OF SUPPLIES FOR CHE GRANIrsvILLE
FAcToRY.-The brig Winfield, (which arrived bo-
low on Sunday last, FROM Liverpool, has on board
$50 cases Of the inost qui,lity of machinery,
in addition to a large quantity of building mate
rial, intended for the Granitevi1e Manufacturing
Company, located at Granitevils, sc. Arrange
Dients have been made, we learn, with the Central
railroad to have the entire ca-go transported to
its destination without change Of cars, thereby
preventing the necessity Of removing the mn6hi-
merry, de-, from one car TO another, which will be
O great saving in expense waIl IS in damage TO
the material The new factory; when in opera
ton. will Be the ncst and one Of tho argo.t mills
in the south. The smount Of daties paid upon the
cargo vas $l5, 900.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-05-23


How MANY ARE TO BE HUSG-In the
Senate, day before yesterday, Mr. Dooiittle
insisted that Mr. Nye, Of Nevada, should
say how many rebels he wanted hung. -:
Mr.. Nye-Enough to make treason odious.
Ifyyocu will givesme piece of paper | will
put down their names. = -
Mr.. Mr.Doolittle-The Senator need not spe-
cify:: them, but give the round;numbers.
Mr.. Nye-Flve or six. would have hang
cd JrG.sDavis, 10 matter how he was tried
before the grand armies of Grant and Sher,
nan wher they were mustered out in this
city; but now it is best to try him by court
of law, suppose. =,
Mr.. Doolittle-Such an act ly The Presi
dent of the United States to hang jeff Davl
without trial, would have been deemed
murder by all the civilized Governments o
the world.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-05-23

TORNADO IN BEAUFORT DISTRICT, S. c.
The Mercantile Inder, Of Savannah gives al
account of a fearful tornado which swept
over an out lying portion Of Beaufort known
as Saxton's village, on the 4th inst:
The village consisted of fifty houses, forty
five Of which were totally destroyed. Some
of the houses were carried distance of three
miles with their inmates in them. Many oi
the freed people were killed and wounded
men, women and children. Near the village
was pond, into which several were blown
and drowned. All the furniture, trunks.
chests, bed clothing, wearing apparel and green
backs of these unfortune creatures were car
ried away. From the succeeding Saturday
to Monday the remaining freed people were
engaged in searching for and buryiug the
dead. Trees were also up-rootcd and blown
great distance.
Saxton's village is situated about one mile
back ofthe city Of Beaufort.
1t is also reported that large dwelling
house os Mr.. Benz Capers, of Lady's Island,
was blown. down and the trees on the enclo.
sure uprooted.
We give the above facts, says the Mdsn, as
stated by "reliable freedman whether
quite SO fearful disaster occurred We proba-
bly, will not be able TO ascertain.