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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-02-08

A CTIyRAG N T VI "
N WHERE to introduce two NEW PAT.
ENTED INVENTIONS, INVALUABLE TO RvIRI
ANILI sells nj sight, and demand constantly in.
sreasing. Agents, male and female, now oPer'
s,ing are making $40 70 SIS per day by working
a few hours daily. PREVIOUS INFERENCE As
AGENTS UNNECESSARY. A sample Of each, worth
-, with terms to agents, sent free by mail 70
any address. Send so cents to pay postage.
- SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. Address
G. w. JACKSON & CO.,
nshely P. o. Box l34s, Baltimore, Nd.
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NOTICES.
niSS0lmfiAn. =

u'HE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE
L existing between Waltar Marshall, Henry
C.. Colts and Isaac Colts, Jr, under the firm
name Of Walter Marshall & Co, was this day
dissolved by Isaac Colts, Jr. retiring from said
firm.
WALTER MARSHALL,
HENRY C.. Colts,
ISAAC Colts, Jr.
WHEELING, January q. feb1.lw
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FOR RENT.

VHE STORE ROOM, NORTHEAST COR
i ner Of Market and Union streets, now occu-
pied as q Wholesale Liquor Store, is offered for
lcnt-pOssession TO be given February Island
The fixtures Of tho store are offered for sale,
jan2a STRINGER & MCKIM.
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NOTICE..

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN
~ application will be made 10 the Legislature
Of West Virginia for the passage Of an act TO
change the mode Of taxation 50 far rs 1t applies
10 the property Of the Baltimore and Ohio rail
road company in said State.
Wheeling. Ian. 8. 1867. 24.d3w
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LOCAL MATTERS.

TIE House. OF RKFuGR.-A number
of petitions were presented in the Leg
islature yesterday, asking the establish
ment of q House Of Refuge.
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NOTICE.

4 IL MEMBERS OF THE ORDERo OF GOOD
N Templars knowing themselves indebted to
US for Liquors will please call and settle their
accounts Immediately. REID &PRATHER.
Wheeling, Feb. 5, lS61.lw
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THE WEST VIRGINIA
Mining and Manufacturing Co.
.sl9s,oos

HENRY CRANGLE, JACOB BERGER
President, Vice President.
II. W. BURT, A. ALLEN HOWELL
W. B. SIMPSON, II. n. DODS0G,
W. +. PETERSON, Sr.
VHls COMPANY H NOW FULLY
i organized, and will, in 0 short time, com.
menes the manufaeturs Of refined Carbon and
Lnbrisating Oils, Lamp Wick and Chimnsys.
For information in regard to the Stock Or
Business Of the Company, apply 70 either Of ths
undersigned officers, or ct the Conpany's e1Bes
On Nam Street, next door to the n. and II
AaA W m RhT5EsGS, y. s:sH
JOSEPH Il C0NIxLL sup't -.
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n SALE.

EFFTEEN HUNDRED DOLLARS WORTH
L Of stock in the Howard Iron Works This
flock would. under no circumstances, be offered
Tor sale, but for the fact that the owner has re-
moved from the city. nov2O
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EICnAyss BANK OF VA,

rCHR CIRCULATING NOTES OF THE R1.
i change Bank Of Va, payable at WESTON,
will new be redeemed at par in [. 3. Currency,
on presentation n this bank. BY order Of the
Board Of Directors. R. ]. ACCASDLlSH,
janJl.lw Cashier.
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FOR RENT.

WITH Or WITHOUT H
w Furniture. the house on Fourth street,
occupied by Mr.. Samuel Mitchell and family.
Also, two brick tenements on the island for rent
OF sale. Apply to Mrs. s. MITCHELL.
dprIs or u. JACOB.
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WANTS..
EWING MACHINES.

Y sHEN
- Agents wanted everywhere to sell our low
priced, fully licensed machines. Send for our
circular. SHAW & CLARK, 5. N. Co., Bidde
ford. Maine. nOvl4-ly
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FORSALE

ar EXCHANGE FOE COAL LAND NEAR
this city, or n farm Oh the Ohio River or Ma
tional Road, an excellent new dwelling house
containing nine rooms, with two fall lots Of
around. in n central portion Of the city, not
more than three minutes walk from the post
Office or Market House and a half dozen Of the
principal churches. TH0S. OBRIES,
iauoS Real Estate Agent
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FOR RENT.
FOR RENT.

I,NE OF THE ROOMS NOW OCCUPIED
~ BY us. Enquire Oh the premises.
PRYOR, HANDLAS g. CO.,
janSi Nos. Is, IL and 10 Main street..
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C~TRICKLAND,s PILE REMEDY.
- For sale by E BOOKING.
No, I Odd Fellows, Hall.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-11-16

,THNEHE; sEOgsSHNGs STAR.---PnblisI,-
4 cl Dnily, except Sunday. at Wilmington n.
C.. by WM. II. BERNARD No 3 South Water
Street. Tho cheapest Daily Newspaper in North
or South Carolina. THE STAR confirms latest
Telegraph Dispatches. Local Meas, Reports of Mar
kcts. ana Gcncrnl Intelligence.
Mailed to Suhso ribcrs nt $3.50 for 6 Months.
GSl, 20 for 3 M0NthA
Advertising Rates lower than those of Any Daily
Newspaper in either of the CnrOlinas. .
Address nll Communications to
WM. II. BERNARD. Proprietor,
nov 2--g Wilmington, \. C..
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The Orangeburg Hotel.

At tho courteous request Of Mr.. WILLIAM
foS. thc proprietor Of the above house, We
have been through the establishment and noted
the great improvements he is making in the
premises. The house has undergone thorough
rc6tting, and VIC arc confident will be conduct
cd in style which will challenge comparison
with any other Hotel in the interior for com
fort and good fare. Mr. WlLLIAMsoS's rates
arc quito reasonable, and wo bcspcak for linn
from tho people of Orangcburg a liberal sup
port.
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New Advertisements.

-:b:-
nsS' SEQ Noticcin Equity
BDr Onion Sets at EzEK1At& & K6lN's.
no. See Sheriff's Sales for December. I.
geD- See Citations for Letters of Admins
tration.
BD- Mr.. 7. D. WotrH advsrtises so punches
of Yarn below the market price.
Esy- Attention is called to the advertisement
of the Commissioner in Equity of Sales for
january, 1868.
pa The winter season is on ,,s, and wood is
high. Persons who have to buy wood, and
would be economical in its usc would do we'll
to call OH our enterprsing townsman Mr.. WM.
WILLcocK and get one of those trst-cluss
Cooking or IIcatng Stoves MS they not only
save wood but labor, and in these days of free
dom, when it is very hard to keep servant,
they arc moro especially needed, as the lady Of
the house with one of these stoves can attend to
her own cooking With the greatest case. Mr.
WILLcocK warrants every stove purchased
and from him furnishes the necessary utensils.
See his advertisement in this issue and give
him call
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Report OF the Charleston Cotton Mar
kct for the Week Ending NoY. II.
P.3~rh1 t1v tie O,unpbn.y Mrs Lu

H'7"rf'" /h~ tie Or"nyb",y .Nr'rS hy
W. WALTON SMITH, COTTON FACTOR.
On Friday. The first day of the week. now u,,lcr
review. ",ir market M, ned with good tpn,a;l and
closing firm, with advance nf Ic. on last week :
quotations. The demand on Saturday wns mmlo-
rate. bun became more active towards The close Of
the day. with an additional Improvement Of IT,. On
Monday the market opened quiet. md prices became
easier during he day in S".nc sales tu The extent nf
ir The market was very active oil Tuesday, and
although unfav"rnhc news received from I.iv-
cro" of Id decline the prices of the day previous
were maintained On Wednesday tho market was
quiet with declining tcndcucy, prices during the
day having fallen off :; full TO- The market he
came quite active ON Thursday. hut owing 10 nm
favorable Foreign news, prices declined from, to
lc. Sales for the week about 5000 bales. We
quote:
Low Mi''lling. ng........................1G
Mitl'lling... ......................lGJ
Strict Middling.. .1GiGnl7
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The District Court

The District Court
CnMvcncd OH Monday last, Judge fEuARE
presiding. The amount of business transacted
was considerable. and of the usual character
coming before this District institution.
The following arc the principle cases decided
during the session:
St,,tc vs., Dcdrick Hane-Assault and Bat
tuy. GUILTY.
State VS.. Catharinc Cerbctt.-.tss!ult and
Daucry. GUILTY.
State vs. lazarus Black-Larccny. GUILTY.
Stxtc VS. John Martin-Assault and Bat
terry. NoL. pRos.
State VS.. Marshall Anakcr--.t assault and
Battery. NoI.. Pkos.
Stnit va. Abram NJ. Dukcs-Assaut and
Battery Nof. rnoa.
State vs. Lewis II. Shulcr-Ass,ult and
battery. SoI~ rnos.
Rtato vs. William Walling--Assault and
Battery, with ntent to kill. GulLry OF AZ
R.rLr.
atstc- vs. Howell Co.'rcr-.ls Assault and Bat
tery. NOT GUILTY.
State VIZ. Alfred Summers Assault and
Battery. GrlLrY.
State Dorcss s'tokcs--Trcsmss. Nur
GuiLry.
St,tc vs.. George Gravos-Larcency, PLEA
ar GulITY.
State KS Fut.ma Salry-Trcsln,ss. NnI..
1'tos.
State vs. Richard Dawson-Assault and Bat
terry. Not. l'Ros.
State vs. Stephen Funchcss- Larceny
GriLrY.
State vs.. Joseph j. Douglass-Bastardy
Nnr GUILTY.
State vs. Joseph j. Douglass Basturdy.
Mol. pnos.
State VS. Sambo Prince-Larccny. Grl-
sy.'a, ~
-, iatatc VS.. Francis Wnnnamakcr-Assanll
and Battery. PLEA or Guilty..
State VS.. Dorcas Stuk cs-Trcsrass Nor
1UitrY.
State VS.. Ned Butlcr-Iarccny. NOT GrIL-
TY. .'i
State 81. VIII.
....,;ln Jones, Lewis Jones, Amos
Zones and Moses HaSood-t;rand Larceny.
Mol PnOs.
State W, Isaac Nurehison--frand Larceny.
GGiLrY.
!, &tate W. Ki,,s. Livingston. Viii Livingston.
Jerry Livingston, Rufus Pou,
4aate .s. y. Frank Wilson, and George
Eraser-Trespass. j. Frank WILSON. Guilty.
George Fraser Nor GUILTY
State ys Eliza Washingtoh Larceny. NoL.
1'Ros.
State ys. Daniel Murphy-Horse Stealing.
Npr GUILTY.
Statc vs. PANIED Murrhy-Lnrceny. Pea
OF GUILTY.
State w. Daniel Ecldcr-I.aMcny. Guilty..
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Fl Y M E N E A L

MAnnIEp-On the 9th October, 1867, by the Rev.
Vim. llWio Mr. ID. w. CROOK to Miss MARY ANN
c. liAlGLER. All of Orangcburg District.
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NOTICE

rs llEREKY GIVEN THAT ArPLlCATION WILL.
l he made in three months from date. To the re-
spcctivc Corporations below named. FOR renewal Of
Certificates of 1 Shares of South Western Railroad
Bank Stock. Shares "f South Carolina Railroad
Stock. which the property of Miss Elizabeth
Rickcnlmkcr now deceased. and were lost or de-
stroyci during he recent var.
Orangchurg. :. c., DONALD Il. BARTON.
Sept oS. lS67. Administrators.
sept 2S lam i'm
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, c;,,;
Ornngcb,,rg District.

by J.. \. MrMlClIAEL. ESQ, Ordinary.
Whereas Margaret Cook and John w. Patterson
hatl, made suit To To grant them Letters Of Adj
minisraiion Of the Estate and effects Of Joseph
Cook. deceased.
These are therefore to cite and atmoniSh all and
singular the kindred and Creditors of thc said
Joseph Cook. deceased. that they he and appear
before in the Court of Ordinary, to be held at
Oramgchurg c. IT,, on the Doth day of November.
inst, after publication hereof nj | o'clock in the
forenoon to shcw cause if any they have. why tho
SAID A,lnnst ration should not be granted.
Given under my hanL this l2ih day Of November
tmno bomimi, 1867. +. 4. McMICII AZ.
nov ltj--.t .. y. d.
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- AEEAD CHOICE STOCK CAT
Ions milk per day cacl. rcarlings nil fat.
Also good two Horse Wagon anil Harness, iron,
axle and City made: ! second hand Carriage and
Fairness. Apply TO W. OAKMAN.,
Near Eastcrlns Mills
nov alm'' Orangcburg District
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Z LEGAL NGIHO&s.
Sheriff f. !. Sales

will sell to the highest bidder, nj Orangeburr
= Conrt House. on the ftkt SISnasysiA 4eSefhBer
next for cash the following fol- oY irg property viz,
One Tract of Lnnd containing forty.twq acres
moro or less, adjoining lnnds,ofiF n.,iHdkaad II.
cosswell' levied On n the prapariya lfyissRast
., ALSO
roar Mules wJ 1rorscs tWo wEsGd w5s6nd.i n ;s ;sRG,
Cotton; lot OF nnsineA G6itaa. zaoG
9'cre or less, 5000 pounds Fodder more er NssSaD0
bushels Rice more or less and other articles levied
on us the property Of Mrs. Ann c!hnifes 80 vhe
s"i. Of jill. Andrews nnlC. >. Bhl, niisla e;as
!, ALSO Ha yleyo e,iuszya
on MS tho property Of ]. Atfilf, at the adi9e " yhl
Keller and ID. w. Smell. tfA. .;f la sa7lasaxsds
n shsrffs oHHeo,, n ~. W;ILiRukEsly
November II, 1867. iiip"h. >s'qt'oiaq
novlG ufi', III y1,siuifd
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LOCAL ITEMS.
SATURDAY MORNING, NOV. 16, 1867.
Church Elections.

The following gentlemen were elected O,
Saturday tho 9th inst, Stewards of Eastcn
Orange Circuit:
d. J.. CoNSoR, Recording Steward.
Is. PUNCHES, District Steward
4. NJ. SMELL.
!; !: !: :: :: :: :: :: !:
b. w. sSELh~
i. e. CARS.
L.. T.. COLLIER.
a. j. RurLE.
\. G. COLLIER.
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COMMERCIAL.

l.rwisyliLr. :. G. N"v. IT.
coTToH-l.7 bales shirrs'! ih;~ week.
CoES.~-17 bags s:irpoi ,!rlhr The same time
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Consignrcs per South Carolina Railroad
Remaining i'll the Depot to Date.
DR.. II. W Bates. j. Stronan, j. II. Fielder, ID. C..
Rowe, J. D.. Smoke, $. Livingston, u. Snukc, D.
Dnntzlcr, y. Smoke.
Per- E.3~c$s
Dr.. Frederick.
IN accordance with orders received frun the SUI
lerintcncnt Storage will hereafter be c!nrgc,l on
Clouds remaining in the D"i,n for an unreasonable
lcngth Of time. W. {. MEREDlTH
Agent.
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YiNllE HIGHEST CASH MARKET PRICE GIVEN
/ Cor all Anl of COUNTRY PRODUCE l;ccs
wax rallow, Hides. Furs. etc. etc. by
EZEKIEL. Il kOlIN.
feb 23 1t
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A I.ADY rs DESTROYS OF OnSS
IN TANNING Situation as TEACHER, either
IN u Family. or in School. She is comprtent TO-
Teach The English Branches, and Music both on tho
Piano and Guitar. The best OF refGreifccs can BE-
given, if required. Address, E. H..
Care Holmes hook ;Ilopsc.
oti l"-tf th,!rlcston, s. c.
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I'm Equity,
ORANGEBURG DISTRICT

OKANGEBURG DISTRTCTH'
James D. Clccklcy, Ex'r OH '
Will of H. f. Coomcr, iH
ys: ll
by order made in this ease the creditor. OF l.. +.
Cooier, licensed will prove their demands bcfoi,
me ut 0rangcburg hy the first day Of February
next.
Commissioners Office, V,D.v. JAMlsoN.."i,
0ransebMrg {. II. , Cominissionet.r
November Z, 1867.
nov lJ tt stAh 2fnnsi
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-04-17
sy A Yetng Lady return

ing 70 her country home, alter a sojourn Of
few months in the City, was hardly recognized
by her friends. In place OF a coarse, rustic,
flushed face, she had = soit ruby comp,e riou OF
almost marble smoothness. aud instead Of TWEEN.
ty-three she really appeared but eighteen. Up
on inquiry as TO the cause of 40 great Q change
she plainly told them that she used the Circas.
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smooth and beautirof. PA e 81, sent by Mail
or Express. on receipt Of an ordr by
w. L. CLARK K co, Chemists.
No West Fsyette Sc, Syracuse, N. Y.
Ths snly American Agents for the sale Of
the same. Feb. 20, IT,
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KNOW THY DESTINY.

MApiME L. F. THORNTON, the great English
Astrolosist, lairv0yant aud Psy uhome tr,ci al,
who has sSonished the scientific CLASSES Of the
Old World, has now located herself at Hudson,
n. 7. Madame Thornton possesses such won.
deriul powers Of serond sight, as TO enable her
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While in a state CT trance, she delineatcs tho
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mail. All communications aacredly confiden.
tai. Address in conffd ence, Madame E.
Thornton, p. Q. BOX 223, Hudson, n, Y.
February 20, 1887. ~.
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Reparator Capilli.

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Feb 2O-ly.
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WONDERFUL BUT TRUE.

MADAME REMINGTON. the worid.renown.
ed Astrolog'st and Soninambulistic Clsirvoyamt,
wilhelm clarvOyant state, d-hnrates the very
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cd information.
~ Address IN confidence, Madsms Ger.
truds Remington, r. o. Box 2s7. West Troy,
N. 7. Feb. go, iy. {
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WlEESk l2EsS
NJ U S I A & II Z s!

EWRCED ,ogrow upon the smoo,hs.t
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TEUR CAplI.i.ARE. the mo-, wonderful
discovery IN m"dern scirncr, acting upo1
'hs BcHrI and lii' in an almost rniracuI.u.
nan"-r II has been used by the elite Of
Paris and London with the most Il altering
'ucc"s' Names Of all purchasers viii DO
registered, and IL en.r- satisfaction l. not
given IN c''rv instance. the m"nry will he
chrerfnlly refunded P,i'e by mail, sealed
aud postpaid. 81 D--crirtiv. rifc alsr. and
tcslim"n'.,. mailed free hddres. BER-
GER, StlU IT'S &- CO, Chemists, Ne.
ss' River Street Troy,.N. Y. Sols agents
for the United States.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-04-17
. CHASTELLAR'S
White Liquid Enamel.

For improving and Beautfying the Compile aion
The most valuable and perfect preparation
in use, Tor giving the skin n beautiful pcnrl-lik-
tint, that is only found IN youth. 1t quickly re.
mJves Tan, frerkles Pimples. Bl"'chc.. Moth
Patches. Sailowness. Eruptious aud all impu.
rues oi tie skin, kindly hralm : the same, lea.
wing the skin white and clear a. sabaster. It's
use can not be detected by the closest scrutiny
and being vegetable prera,atiou is perfectly
ha'inless. IL is the only article "f the kind us
ed by the French, aud is considered by the
Partisan as Indispensable to perfect toilet. -
Upwards OF $4,000 bottles were sod during the
past year, sufcent guarantee OF its efficacy.
Price o.'ly rs cents. Sent by. mail. postpaid,
on receipt of an'or,ler. by
BE GER, SHUTS 4 Co, Chemists.
Feb 20-ly1 2S5, River ST., Troy, n. Y