The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-05-29
SOUTHERN NEWS,

SOUTHERN NEWS. "
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GsFn,erals GssFn,eral Shields hi ia farming in Missouri
A man was not murdered in Memphis
the other day. 1ri".ra'f ' ..~,.@
Stanton, for President, is npon the
nag Of Missouri paper.
Suicides are so frequent in st. Louis
az to attract no attention. Il %
| Baltimore is 70 erect q hotel, stan ex,
tpense of ~ ,650;8O0. T. = = y y -
There aretwo thousand unknown
graves at Chattanooga.
Arrangements have been made for a
Tobacco Fair in St. Louis, in July.
A millinery store in Macon, last week
sold twenty palpitating bosOms-
In Middle GeorgiapeopIe have walked
twenty miles for o peck ofIeornCh
The. net profits. off,, the Memorial
Bazaar at Richmond was $4,000. !
Houston had on Jury in the Circuit
no,,-t .,.,..,. ...o.s La o,,, -,h;+.
man - ~ '''''' - : - :
'-. h5.'..l. '.'m . 800 -.
The accumulation Of mortgages ID
Tennessee is becoming appalling. Z
Joe. Brown, of Georgiss has not made
weaIs
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galveston threatens To swallow up
lSpiis'oh lS! anu 'VVpston tnfff sS'pii9 sS'pii9 ny var
weston III 'he race ier coln'nerc'"i supo- 70
81 = 'i'tt1 a;H -'sfl'! 2uist 81
BrownioWs notions OF treason are
s'hhe"'"' .eohiuse'i io speaN'ss".
ingl! oi HIS "'a'e ."'"'"''''"'"" ' -
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A "delectahle cuSs' IN Georgia Is max
ing Speeches I'D wmch cue PROMISES ior-
" acres ~ ,'"he, -" 'etsfS :NSsfS ""'
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tscn "Wednesday the CORNERSTONE OF
colored Baptist church was lain at
Lynchburg. Virginia: WITH Masonic GER
e'non'es'
Ex-Governor Perry, of South 'earoll-
ma, is ont in another letter against the
holding of State convention under the
reconstruction act.
The SatcLez De.,ocrat contains n call
for a meeting TO build a railroad from
Natcbez 70 connect with the New Orleans
and Jackson road.
3,
Judge thder"""s court aolourhsa
on I Meuu'~'"' - '"o'' "s"'" v" '"' 80"
ne'' ''hn w. """'' n''"''''' u
'he nap''s' oeiio"i'n"'iot, anu Jung
man of high promise, died recently at
Tappahannock, Virginia, ot cancer IN
A man died near Marksville, Virginia,
recently, at the age of thirty years
who occupied cradle up to the day of
his death, being then mere infant III
physical development.
The negroes of Richmond have been
brought down to a level with the
whites on one point General Scho6eld
has forbidden them to assemble for mar
tial displays Of any character what
ever.
Miss Mary Hackett youpg lady of
Wilkes county, North Carolina, COM
mitted snicide on Sunday by'discharg-
inG tbs contents of a loaded shotgun
into her head' Caase' o's@pp''"'n''"'
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The negroes in the vicinity ofCarbon
Hill coal mines. yirginia. are drilling
assiduously in large numbers, and theft
,nsolent and defiant conduct toward
the whites is sich as to create serious
apprehens'ons'
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