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Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1867-03-10
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-04

F 0 U N D..
MAIN GUARD HOUSE
.STRAY$ydls lss4ss

S(=E.sSvED No. 80 BEAUFAIN
fRHH9: 1prl the LIST, small brown and white no
horn cow. ANY information Of her will be thankfully
received and reward required II April
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THE BANQUET OF THE BOARD OF
TRADE.

This banquet was a brilliant success, and
from the character of its proceedings, is en-
titled to be regarded as matter ofpolitical
significance. The presence Of the higher au-
thorities, both of the State and Of the United
States, and their frank expression of opinion,
gives to the speeches made on this occasion
more than ordinary Importance.
The speech Of Gen. SicKLEs was graceful
Of the hospitality of his hosts,
and while, in the nature of things, it could not
be very definite in its declarations, was another
indication Of bis anxiety 10 cooperate cordially
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..I,-EiASs

e II .ss.Ei- A. ssss!s at < - -
THAT WE SELL ARE nRoRTEDsD DIRECT BYW.s.
CoRWM CO., and pass through no other ha1ds. en-.
stlinq us not only to WARRANT THEM As PuREANDs5
UNA8ULTERATED. but TO sell att following pt!cea
FINEST YOUNG HYsoN...... ~
fINE&&Q &&QQ&1;AYs2a.. Il 50 to iss'
FINEST IMPERIAL.
CHOICEST ENGIlsH BREAKFAsT., ~
FNI}IISH :. :. i 90:
CHoICFsT OoLONG !. !. -. 90
CHOICE ODLoN. 90
We keep, also, supply Of cheaper grades good
quality OF GREEN AND BLACK TEA MIXED, at 81 GO
per pound. sAe Z. {. :, :,
.45c; PARCHEp, 60c.; GROUND, 62c.; OLD BIO 8tc.
The PARCHED5 COFFEE we represent 70 be sof the
FIRST QUALITY, parched by us with great care trial
Of these Coees, Green, Psrched n Ground Will con-
vince the consumer on that point r. ~
GENUINE MOCHAA AND IAGUAYRA. -: -
The FILLING OF ORDERS personally sttended 70 by
one Of the Msnagers Goods Delivered to ~ Bars
'4is supply u Of Of GOSHEN DAIRY BUTTER w alriveph
Tuesday l,rt 80 3rnof Vi. EeEsraFV 81
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COPARTHE.Rs#iP's. ].
I'm RETIRING

In RETIRING os9;s3 .s,.sss,5t.s
TRoM THE FINN OF CAMERON. RARNEY co..
take the opportunity Of HohciHng IN their bshaH
the patronage Of my friends and tho pubic
CHARLESTON, 9Th March. 1857. s 1mo - MilchI
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CoPARTNH;RsHIP NOTICE.

COPARYMEHSH1P NOTICED o.
WE HAVE THIS DAY ASSOCIATED OURSELVES
w IN PARTNERSHIP, for the transaction ofs GEN
ERAL 81 PIPING AND COMMISSION BUSINESS un.
der the name Of JOHN g. THEO: GETTY at No. k8K
EAST BAY, between Boyce's North and South Wharyes
Particular attention given to Purctase aud ssle Got
ton, Rloe, Provisions, Naval Stores &c.s DC. .5Siy
Consignments solicited. JOHN GETTY, NN,.' -
THEODORE GETTY
Charleston, March %, 1857.
Rsfsrenc<-E A. SounER Co., ]. T. AIBuRam &Co,
Phfladephia; BRETT, Son Co., sTURaEss ce- New
York. MsrchM
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W AN T S.

~ D.
VITANTED, A GOOD COOK, WASHER AND
w IRONER, for small family. White preferred.
Apply at No. 35 Broad street. April
1TTANTED. SITUATION AS WET NURSE
w by healthy white woman, with infant
month old. Apply at this Office. 8 April&
UTANTED-A FEW MORO WHITE MEN,
w to work on plantation the city. Place very
healthy-great inducements offered. Apply at No. So
TRADD STREET. tuths March II
CITUATION WANTED..-A YOUNG MAN
y who is an experienced Accountant and well yersed
in the Exchange Banking and Lumber Business wishes
to obtain situation at moderate salary. Address W.
n. g., at this office. March l3
A WIDOW LADY WISHES SITUATION
In respectable family. Is capable Of doing any
Kind of Sewing. Any one desiring such one ill
please make application at this Office.
February rs
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with the civil authorities of the State, and to

with the civil authorities of the State, and to
administer the functions of his command in the
interest and for the welfare of our people.
The speech of the Governor was decided
political pronunciamento. 1t was full and
manly expression Of his opinions on the pres
ent condition of the country, and was marked
by that able and practical mode of looking at
facts which is characteristic of his style. til
we'll that the new order of things should
be so distinctly recognized by one who acted
so distinguished and influential o part in the
old. We are glad to see that his excellency
so thoroughly comprehends the public senti-
ment of the State, and has so well expressed
opinions which needed only the endorsement
of some man Of great public position to give
them authority. Especially are we pleased,
that if it has to be done, one who has so long
stood in close and affectionate relation to the
Democratic party, has given them no:ice OF
the dissolution of that old political partner
ship, the assets of which are now fairly re-
turned "Nullo Bona
Nor should we omit to state, that among the
pleasantest incidents of the evening, was the
speech of our distinguished Senator. 1t was
grateful to the purest sensibilities to hear him,
turning from the perplexities OF politics and
the common place of commercial congratula-
tions, expatiate with taste and feeling upon the
excellencies of that ''charity" which covers a
multitude of sins.
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xa- Al Communications Intended Jor pu6EacataonH : IN
this Journal must be addressed to e Eastor of 9e G
Dady Ne,os No. 18 Hayne-strea G9Grest@oH, @ o. n;, ~
Business Communications to Publisher OF Oo@y
We canaot undertake 10 return rejected conanenac
AdnerIiseo,ents 5ui outside Of the city must be accopa
MED apitb the cash.
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LARGEST C1RcULAT1oN.-The DAILY
News publishes the Official Last Of Let
ters yemaining in the Postc6ice at the end
of each aoe..':, agreeably to the to1t0'''ng
section of the Nev P0ste6iee LaD, as the
nc,ospapcr havi;ng the largest csrculot'o" IN
the City of Charleston:
And be 1t further enacted, That lists OF let
ters remaining uncaed for in any Postofce IN any cry
town or village where newspaper shall De prln.eu,
shall hereafter be published once only n INC oYe the
largest crc1aton within range of delivery OF the sao
Office.
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| 0 S r

T OST, ABOUT A WEEK Ago, THE DIS
/ 4 CHARGE OF LIST Sergeant (DONELLY) q. s. Artlle-
~. Any one giving information Of the same ut this
Office will be rewarded 81 April 2
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B OAR Dl N G..

DRIVATE BOARDING.-MRS. HI. KAMs
JIG Lab has removed from No. Jag Meeting street to
NO. 52 Society street. where she Is prepared to take fow
more Boarders on reasonable terms. tuths* April
nRIVATE BOARDING.--A FEW BOARD"
ERs can be accommodated at No. 80 KING STREET,
cast aide, near Broad few Day Boarders can be ac
com1nodated, January 81
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nent merchants in Canada, in high standing, are
said to be implicated in this smuggling transac-
ton.
The London bookseller publishes an article On
tsThe Literature Of Vice"-the penny and half
penny romances Of murder, robbery, seduction and
adultsry-in which we find some curious details.
Thus We read aAs to the rate of remuneration re-
ceiyed by the writer's Of these stories, we under
stand that two guneas for a sheet of eight
pages is considered good payment, while in some
few cases men are to be found who can provide
enough writing to fill eight pages Of close print
each number warranted to contain at least one mur-
der, fire, shipwreck or seduction for fifteen shil-
hngsi On the other hand, two or three of the
writer's Of these sensation stories are likewise their
proprietors; and considerable sums are said to
have been yearly netted for their sale in penny
numbers
The portrait Of Queen VICTORIA, to be presented
to Mr.. PEABODY, has just been finished in London.
It ia painted in enamel and is an oval miniature,
fourteen inches by ten. The enamel is on a stout
gold plate, and represents The Queen seated, half
length, the arms and hands thrown out admirably
from the black dress. Her Majesty wears the blue
ribbon Of the Garter and the George; she is repre-
sented in MARY STUART cap, surmounted by d
coronet, and her black dress is relieved by trim
ming Of errnine. 1t is good likeness of the Queen,
and very handsomely framed in deep maroon
velvet, ornamented with fine ormolu. Above the
portrait are the royal arms at each side the rose,
thistle, and shamrock, and beneath the inscrip-
tion, whick was given by the Queen herself "Pre-
sented by the Queen 10 GEORGE PEABODY, Esq.,
the Beneiactor Of the Poor Of London"
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-11-02

Texas correspondent of the New York Herald gives
terrible picture of the extent and effect of the of the
yellow fever IN that State appeals in behalf of the people
the North for DOCTORS nurses medicines ice eies etc. and
says: am frank enough to say that it required good
deal philosophy and be affected by the general
alarm But considered then, and still consider calm and
resoute GOODNESS the most potent auxiliary to ward off the
disease. And let say in this connection that through
stubborn shaking off of all fear uninterrupted taking of
towel baths in the morning careful avoidance of exposure
the sun during the day. unless protected by umbrella
keeping out the damp night air. drinking tea instead of
Coffee and water except rain water have managed thus
far to keep entirely WELL and hope to do to the end of my
Journey and this though unaccimaed and though spending
my first South unparalleled for the extent
of sickness and universally of chils and fever and in
termtent and congesive fevers and the whole family
fact of febrile Diseases
We happy to learn that the atrocous Encouragement
of the overland mail service by Wells Fargo Co. has been
made the subject of formal charges filed in the post office
department regular investigation now be avoided
and the public will insist that it shall be thorough
The contract under which this company carries
the mails is direct temptation to fraud and negligence Let
us have such plumbers.
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-11-02
Canada.

The buenoses again shaking vaianty in their shoes
The cry, "the Fenians coming" is the
blast:
The Ottawa correspondent of the Toronto Globe says he
has special information confirming the statement regarding
the Fenan at Posdam. The those seized by
the United States Government in 1866 and lately restored
at Potdam and lot of cavalry saddles have also arrived
there 1t supposed that the Fenians will take advantage
of the elections which to off in New York shortly
and attempt raid when both the political parties least desire
to quarrel with them The Government authorities of
Canada in full possession of information to their
movements and the necessary measures and precautions have
been taken.
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-11-02
Mexico.
Crete.

Official accounts from Crete dated September &C.
the resumption Of hoses against the Turks by order
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-06-26

lege in this city, made addresses of well
come, which were responded to by sew
eral eminent gentlemen from home, the
most distinguished of whom was ex-
Governor Pollock, of Pennsylvania,
who made the most telling speech OF
the evening, and was received with
such demonstrations of approval as 1
never heard in a church before. His
eloquent and touching remarks upon
the glorious occasion Of the hags OF
Great Britain and America hanging
side by side as they were displayed in
every direction, so excited the audience
1t was with difficulty he could be heard
for the loud applause. About o'clock
D. m. the remainder of the Wheeling
delegation arrived, just in time TO be
too laIe for this grand welcome meet
ing. Rev. S. b. Baruitz came TO the
meeting just at the close, and was most
warmly received by many members
who had met him at the Albany
Convention, gathering around him
sang his favorite hymn, Eyes, shall we
gather at the river7"
Fearing that shall trespass too much
upon your space at this time If give a
sketch of the business of the Conven-
ton, and description of the grand
sacred concert given in honor of the
Convention, will deter until my next
and last. ASoLo SAXON.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-06-26

OFfICEHSs
GEO. K. WHEAT, President.
JAMES heCLuNET, Vice President.
JOHN BISHOP, Secretary.
CHAs. WALLACE, state Agent for West
Virginia and Maryland
DIREcroRs.-Iohn E Wilson, Jas. c. Orr,
John A. Armstrong, A c. QuRrrier, Geo. X
Wheat Samuel Harper, James McCluney,
Morgan L. OFT, Geo. Adams
RITERKSCEs: s. Brady, Cashier Merchants
National Bank, Wheeling List, MOTIsou q
Handian q Co WboiessiIe CSToeefs' Nyfeei1
ing: Michael Reilly, Wholesale Grocer,
Wheeling Mcclellan q Knox, Boot and
Druggists, Wheeling Geo. w. FranEheim q
Co, Wholesale Wines and Liquors, Wheel
ing; WinAhip, Woods a Co, QueenswRre
Wheeling; Lewis Baker. Pun Register.
Wheeling; 4. o. McAfee, Notions, WheeiIngs
Campbell, EraW q Co., Puhs- Intelligencer.
Wheeling; OFT, Son q Co Hardware, Wheel
ing: ]. Z. Sands. Cashier, First Nat Bank,
FalTmont; K. P Camden, Prest- Nat. EX.
Bank. Weston, w. Va; Capt. John MeLurss
Jr., Wheeling. apr2S
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GEN. NATHAN GoFF, JR., the last in
the service of Rhode Islands noble list
of volunteer officers, returned home to
Warren on the 18th inst, which chanced
70 be the sixth anniversary of his leay-
ing for the field, in 1861, as an officer in
the Second Rhode Island Regiment.
General COTS regiment was mustered
out four months ago, but the General
has been retained until last week in the
service as President of a court martial
which has had an eight months session
in Raleigh, N. @. Gen. Gof has made
an honorable record for himself during
his six years of military service. and
we trust that his return to the arts OF
peace may be marked with the same
degree of well-deserved success
Providence Journal.
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Grace sreenwoOd ON George Pea
bOdS's Portrait OrQueen Victoria.
! Hiln ~ Nelr YlrE IndepeldIIt. -


The portrait of Queen Victoria, pre-
sented to Mr.. Peabody by her Majesty,
Is at present on exhibition at Earl's
Gallery, Philadelphia. 1t Is a noble
picture, and most royalty mounted.
AS a matter of course, IL Is an idealfEed
portrait The Pencil was ,evidsntly
guided by most delicate and reveren-
tial loyalty, "doingits spiriting gently"
In marking the tracings Of time and sor-
row. With the exception OF a touching
expression of habitual sadness, this
face is very like the one looked down
upon from the gallery of the House of
Lords fifteen years ago. There is the
little more so"-almostt the same fresh
ness of tints In the fair complexion.
The soft, brown hair is unchanged In
color, II somewhat thinner; and the
clear blue eyes have the same steady
outlook. remember OF being told by
a lady of the court, who sat
next to me during the pIorogation cere-
monies, that it was a PECULIARLY OF the
royal eyes that they were never seen TO
wink on any occasion whatever and
certainly watched them for q full quar-
ter of an hour, without conVicttng
them OF that ordinary human weak
ness. In this picture they look pecu-
liarly-almost painfnlly-unwinkab
as though all the Guelphic Stubborn
ness had stiffened in the lids and set the
cold blue orbs. The whole figure is
marked by sort of regal rigidity. The
face, II not positively unhappy in ex-
preston, Is quite empty of happiness.
There Is about it an atmosphere OF
lonely state and absolute widowhood.
The Mary Stuart cap Is very becoming
to Her Majesty, but the black dress
mars the picturesque effect of the por-
trait. The neck and arms have all the
roundness Of youth, and are exquisite
ly painted. remember hearing the
late Mr.. Gibson, who made several
statues of the Queen, say that loyalty
itself need not TO fatter her arms or
bust, in sculpture or painting, as they
We're really remarkably beautiful.
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NOTICE

To All Who Study Economy
Am NOW RECEIVING MY SECOND
n stock Of Boots and Shoes which was
bought for cash, and at one-half It's cost,
which will sell at a low price.
Read and: be Convinced.
that John H. Robinson. No. l5s, Main street,
sells the cheapest and best Boots and Shoes
in this city. '----.-
Ladies' Kid Slippers 6gcts
Lasting Ties. :; .::.:........ 20
Glove Kid Tipped Bais............sl7 IS q
Misses Morocco 20
Mems Calf zIS
Childs' Lasting congress GaiterS......... T5
All other goods in proportion. We study
to please, and show goods with pleasure.
JOHN H. ROBINSON6,
.r No. l5S Main St,
myN Wheeling, West Va.
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l4o Main Street,

Corner of Union. wHEELIN g..
Bargains in Boots 6 Shoes
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Y1srroRs AT THE WORLDS FAIR.-A
Ietter-writer from Paris says the
Worlds Fair has not thus far been a
great financial success. He adds:
son Sundays alone, when the labor
crowded; but on week days, visitors
have SO far hid too much elbow-ToOm
for the financial success OF the great en-
teFprise. Ths highest number OF Vtsi-
tors ON any one day, up to the present
time, was a, 600, on Sunday before last
This figure was very frequently ex-
ceeded at the London exhibitions OF
1851 and 1882. The average number OF
visitors per day has not ranged, so far,
above 90,0O0.n -. :.
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Consisting of Fancy and Black Silks, French
Merinos, all colors, Empress Cloths, MohaiI
Lustres, ThIbet Cloths, De LANES OF all
kinds, tPIRIds, Cloalcs, ShRwls. Hoop and
Fffis cloths and CasEimsres, Vestings and
all kinds Of Trimmings for
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We have also on hand 5000 worth OF La
dies and Childrens' Boots and Shoes, at lower
prices than ever was seen In the State. II
you want Bargains in Boots and Shoes, go "a
GarIlIner's New Store, cor. Main and Union
streets and get them. .aE .F.r r.. ~
Every pair of Boots and Shoes sold at tht
establishment is WARRANTED, and II
every case will be mended free Of charge.
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ausuraurr.
Franklin Insurance Company
7'9a+s. OF WHEELING.

nnRECrnAs

HH ~. AAAAAAlAANA-1s
n. Lngnn, +. P. ShRlleruss, ]. 3. Rhodes
Geo. Mendel, ]. II. Hobbs, Sanl. MeClel-
Ian, q. w. Frap1heirnI Jas. n, Vance, Alex
nJHIS COMPANY NOW HAVING BEEN
oFIganIEsd four years, and In that TIME
done 4 successful bustness, g stu prepared
to take risks At fair rates ON Buildtngs OF all
kinds, Merchandise, Manufacturing Estap-
nshments, Furniture, Steam Boa8 and Gar
goes on the Western Rivers and Lakes
This company otiers superior Inducements
TO FaImeTS, whereby they can be insured on
DWELLING, Furniture, Barns and contents Tor
or years nj nedneed rates.
This being home Institution, with the lnr-
gezt capital and surplus OF any company IN
in the State and composed OF some
nlnety-four stock holders, most OF whom AA3
among our Dest business men, recommends
itself To the favorable consideration OF the
nsuring public, and solicits their patronage.
g. Applications for insurance win be promptly
attended to by the Secretary.
once % Monroe street
~ N.UARTHUR, Secretary.
HAAPL MCCLELLAN, President.
GEO. MESDEL, Vice President
@. 81. COEN, Special Agent oelo
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1T Is an encouraging sign that the
persons engaged In the late fatal duel
al Charleston have been pronounced by
the coroner's jury guilty Of felonious
homicide. The code of honor seems
not to be In good repute even where but
recently Il was most respected.
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That never have beer. nor never can be beat
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National Insurance Company.

-- WHEELING, WEST VA.
Omes, % Monroe St. next door TO lst Ma
tfOnnl Bank,
The New York herald., 1867-04-16

A NEATLY FURyIsHED SITTING ROOM AND TWO
N Bedrooms, with psntries 70 lei for housekeeping Call
Az Seventh three doors above Thirty st.
NICELY FURNISHED COUNTRY RESIDENCE
n 10 let In healthy location enc and half hours ride
by railway from the city For &C., apply at AUGUST
BRENTANO'B book store 7U6 Broadway.
4 FURNISHED FRONT ROOM AND BEDROOMS TO
IA let for housekeeping; more room desired; genee
house; water and gas Apply ~ 4b Thirueth street.
fourth door west Of Ninth avenue.
A GREAT BARGArN-rO LET A FOUR STORY HIGH
IN brown front In East Fourteenth street all
Che modern improvements 10 good order rent $3.50 per
No agents need apply ..grv ron A LAWYER
Az an insurance agent; also Desk ho0m !" ~ -
ttosdwsJ, reep MOI
The New York herald., 1867-04-16

A FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET-OR FURNITURE
"A and Lease sale house desraby located and estab
ished for accommodation OF first class fam hes with
Of apartments weekly receipts from S40o to $500 loss
health the for giving paror and bedroom will
be retained rent sO quarterly advance with security
year. the and Furniture will be sold for
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