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a Moise EHertz T. Co., GIG Menninger van VIM
kle " Hill. Camp Hsugh, D Ahrens 70, sa, Msa'
oS Masgssr Son.
Express Co., Douglass Miller, Soatps Csenoars G
McMillan Morton, Rhett Son, Bssel 5 - 20, y =
G.Gohen, Bliss T Beamish / Co. Pennal j. y
Greer. II Lynah Co, T Richardson, " " Mmte, = =. n
White Gibbes Thompson, Robson, HqSsaHp MslEI
Gossroys, Coz " Hart Co, Baker. DR. " camper, Hoag
4 CO., Fegar. and Order. The Whirlwind has s1pe-
rienced succession of heavy gales ana mas oeei
u steamer Pilot Boy, McNety, Savannah via Beaufort
Blufton, Hilton Head &c. 1873 bales Cos'G1. ps,a 90
mel / CO, " q Bee L Co. Adams, Frost Z Go. Cohen
Eanckel Co, Howard l. Bro, Porcher L Henry
Steamer Fannie. Davis Georgetown, ss as pses su1
Cotton AK terces Rice, 246 sacks hougn hce, anu ~
Mdze To Ferguson Holmes, Thurston 4 Holmes,
G Bee Co. shackelford Fraser, LEVIN son' De-
reef, NJ Goldsmith. ,o..,, ,ra
steamer 2 Vance. o'Leary, santee Cotton m ana a
Mdae To Browne, ) l. D Kirkpatrick, zee S
Co. Willis Chison, Ingrabam, Thurston q ao'1n.s
Caldwell Son. Williams 60. Rssiar gart fopfr
& Jervey, " @ Dukes Il Co, and others.
IN THE oFFNG
Nor bark Gladstone, Evensen, Liverpool
J; Br bark Tecumseh, from Liverpool
Cleared Yesterday.
steamship Lulu, Childs Baltimore-Sreet Bros Co.
span brig Evira, Baruta, Palma Majorca-s Zanoeuero
Went to Sea Yesterday.
steamship Lulu; Chfids, Baltimore
From this Port.
stosmship souder, Lockwood, at New York feo y.
up for this Port.
stea,nship andslusia,. -, New York, Feb II.
Sehr R Caldwell, Mccormack, at New York. Feb H.
schr Daniel holmes, Haywood, ct New York. Feb H.
Cleared for this Port.
steamship Geo Upton, Crowel, at Boston, Fen D.
Memora nda.
kl,o1 hiy,of
tho scbr Palmer for charleston, sailed to-day but
put back TO port
LIST OF VESSELS
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THALBERG.
GOTTSCHALk.

consider ChIckeripg h Sons Pianos, beyond oorn.
parison, the best have ever seen In America.
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New York Market.
Hrr>yHv HYArUET

The New York Erea,ng Post Of Monday, February 9,
says: :
The loan market is easy at on CALL discounts being
duh at for frstcass bills and at 8a10 for names less
known.
Of 451 and decrease In deposits If S226s 76l
TIE loans have decreased In other respects
tl,ore are no changes of importance.
For gold this forenoon the following the leading
quotations: 1880, 1861; 1880, 1858; 100, 1861 l2:OO
1861; 100, 1853; 1;so. 1854; 200, IssH. -.
don are quoted at 1O7ha10sA for commercial; losIa
1Osx for bankers do at short sight Paris, at
sixty days, 62oa51s2s; do at short sight 5l6%ssl6;
Antwerp, 621ka5.20; SWISS 6:2oa5lsH; Hamburg,
96a36M Amsterdam, 4oAa41A; Frankfort, Ia415S; Bre-
men, 7S,1a7s; Fussian thalers, 72ka72h.
PKoDUcE MARKET.
NEW YORK, February 1L-FLouR, &c.-The market
for Western and State Flour opened frm but the de-
mand abated, and prices at the close favor tho
The sales are 400 bills at 50 O5a1O 25 for superhne
iow Grades Of spring wheat Western extra sli 1oai2 for
shupnp Ohio; So GOALS 80 for trade and family brands
Of Ohio Michigan and Indiana, and s12 75a1s IS for St.
Buckwheat flour is lower at 50 75as 10 per 100 lbs.
Canadian -four is duh and heavy Sales of 80 bbls at
s12al4 60 for trade and family brands.
(: Southern flour opened firm aud little more active,
INIT closed duh heavy. Sales Of 40 bbls $40 75@
SO for common to fair Baltimore and country extras,
and $40 75@s1s so for trade and family brands
Rye -four s less acye Sales Of 250 bbls ut 81 10@ss
/ Corn meal dull and heavy. f.
GRAnv-The wheat market is little frmer but millers
buy sparingly. The demand is confined to miers The
sales are 10000 bushels at SO 2O@s2 81 for No. Chicago
spring 50 Is for No. Chicago spring 80 1882 rs
California; for the latter price for something ye.y choice
Barley Is rather quiet Sales of 600 bushels Canada
west in bond reported at 98c and 81 08H for do free.
Oats are firm and rather stronger, with moderate
uness doing The sales 0J0 buahes fair to good
Chicago at 61a62c do in store at SIC; State at Gs
Jersey at 87a68c. ... eE',:z. {.
Rye is dun and heavy State 81 2sa1 80; free Canadian
at 81 %. 5,-.Et=-4 -. ~ !s-..-..
Corn opened quiet and closes heavy The inquiry Is
moderate In part for export and fair for the home trade
Tho sales are 600 bushels Western mixed at 81 13 In
store and 81 1SHa1 IA aoa Jersey yellow at 81 12a IL
| on pier, and 81 IA delivered. -
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CHER RokEE PILLS,
Or Female Regulator,

Cure Suppressed, Egcessdoe and
Painful Menstrudtion, Green
Sickness, Me,pou8 and Spinal A.
Jsctions, Pains in the Back, Sick
+: Headache, Gddiness, and all dis. =
eases that spring from. irregulsrity, !.
by removing the cause and all tho
effects that arise from 1t. They
are perfectly safe in oil cases, eo-
cept qohet forbidden by direo-
,Ho8e, and are easy to administer,
''as they are nicely sugar. coated.
They should be in the hands Of
every Maiden, Wife, and Mother
In the land.
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lA nn.0i LIVER i5G I OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. aas aass

Which are the evidences OF s,ys.:.
LIVER COMPLAINT AND;DYsPEPEA. 80 - - -
proceed nom deceased and torpid hset Ths tbiEAay
secretons OF the ssf oTerfowng into te Somsch
son the entro system and exhibit eIboFeymptoMx9e
After long research, able TO present tho most
remarkable cure for these horrd nightmare diseases
the world has produced. ovsx Nx
hundred and forty thousand persenat haye hkea the
pLAS1Aoa Brrrxas; and not an tiftan6e 0s compliant
II is most eheotual tonic and agreeable tamulaats
suited 10 al oondi honB OF life -,
The reports that II relies upon mineral gubsances fa
s active properties arc wholly 1ase. For tho aaas-
faction of the public and that patients may consuit
their physians we append LIST of. Its ccmponenta
yaars In thstreatmhlt Of Fever and AgusE Dyapepet
Weakness, eto Il Was introduced Into Europe hys he
Countess; wife Of the Vlcero7 Of Peru. In l611 nu
Afterwards sold by the Jesuts for hs enofHoas pro- e
it, otos tseioht In nseT under the name Of tJesfs
ders, and was finally made public by Louis XVI
febriiuge qualities during his South American
CAsoARIlIA BARk-For idiarrhna cohe and diss4sees
OF the stomach and bowels.
,DAfpErIos.Fo Inflammation OF the loiis snd drop
%, 0al.so.GII Dsnfcebled litigation ~.
.I.lyrNpnR RLowfns aromatic gt1nulsnt lnd toni6
highly invigorsting nnervous debty
WnrKRaRKER-Rbr scrofula1 fheumsttsnrs efc. 2 s
l. AxIsH-An aromatic ;carminattve; creating
muscle and milk much used by mothers
Also. coye;buds, orange earrsrsy.
- ..5,s 8. L.--lS60.--X. y: = So 81
Another wondered. insrsdtsnts of sIeat re
thef3uauisN ladies of South dmpiftmg bt9n
to the complexion ma briancy 10 the mind
knoxn TO the commerce 0f theHorldsS and NJ
its name for the present. isll g = s9 9.s ls9-se
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georgetown Market,

GEORGETOWN. February 1S.-CorTos.-900 bales
and upwards arrived since last issue-mostly for
,hipment We quote from % 80 cents.
TIMpER-Sales Of some 100 sticks ranging from 6to
cents per cubic foo., fair mill timber.
TURpEsrnE.-Very little has arrived since last ISSUE
We quote Dip S3 Scrape 81 IS per Dbl
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Exports Of Rice, Naval Stores and Lumber,
from the Port OF Charleston, from Sept'er
lst to February IA, 1857, 80
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CAR D..

tits with feelings Of pride IS American manuiaot1rerl
that we publish the following testimonials, which have
been received by ne recently:
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PHnAnzIpmA, 10Th Month, l7tn pays1se1s "a;
RESPECTED FRnsD:AMyy daughter haa besns much
beneftted the use Of thy Plantation BttsrE Thbut
wilt send me two bottles mora
Il Thy friend, AhA MA W Is
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BARNWELL SENTINEL,
HUMPHREYS .gsa;.

Ts AN EXCELLENT ADVERTISING MEDIUM. LET
Merchants and business mentry it for afew months.
sNo risk no gain" Send your cards and increase
your trado this fall There's nothing to equal Pinters
ink-it has made many fortune.
Terms for Tho paper-S3 per annum, In advance.
Advertisements inserted ut the rate of 81 per square
twelve lines or less for each insertion
Cards of ten limos less ut the rate o SO for three
months.
Contracts by the year for six months allowing priv.
egc OF changing on moro favorable terms. Address
EDWARD A. BRONSON,
November Il Pusissne. ana Grol<cicr,
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ssoak on hand and ON ahipboard.... 1852 s1Sa lo7
RICE-.The arrivals Of Carolina kouen hnce 'or u'e
week have been almost nominal say about 1ooo ousnes
With light stock holders have been hrn. we learn
Of the following salea: b6at 9H40 at 73-26atss-le
stgxop h.: We quote fAir to good at s7f@9Ac good
to oornmonp prime atsh@sHc. y 10
NAVAL sToRES-The receipts continue very nsns
and the only transaction has been sale OF Soo oos'
Rosfn. Nos. 2 and 8, at IS 30 2 bol round
HAY-There hsge been no receipts during the WeeR'
and the stock Is being reduced The uansacnons nave
bean confined to jobbng lots OF North Ver 81 u eo
s1soper hundred No Eastern on O. tn the market.
tcoRN4There has been considerable supphea re-
ciyed but the asket having oeen nr BULLS u,no DHro
ofstock most OF the nriVais were Iaompss soiI
lss<n Of the following transactions :-ioo oosne.s "a
white, In bulk, on the sPot NJ q Pr'ce eauai s
bushel weight; $500 do, IN nulh, az 'Lso Per pusnsu
weight; 5000 hushels OF western Wm!e ana yei'o" III
bsgs.to arrive, At Sl46 bushel bags moulded; S'oo
-, ,a r,,o,o ,vbi.e Corn. In bulk at 81. 40
an al tTsbeI bul, weight, and in bags at sl45@
H.. .,,5 ,h;.a rrbiso ara ,vbo,e.
$ltoper oashe! tor yencW anI in'' orc "-i'i'
sale prioes aud jobbera get higher rates. e2 ..
ioITn The arrivals: have been laree--say about
= .h. ,,.o,r sor,o oooo bn.belo IN baoa
10000 busnas 1or tne "eeA sonie HsV' -
were disposed OF at 8sc. bushel bags included. ~
ToTp. .Tnara ,as hesn some addition. 10 stock by
-. ~. -. 49,, 80 NJ ,,,,o,tont
arrivals during tne week, Dus "e 1eafh M VI ~
ouotSous ssy 60per bbl for Northern and West
ara S19@1S50 per Dbl for Northern and Western
sosa1I 10, bb for Faltimore Sinner and s1450
fE1trai FsA W. :. .,re,o
@16 Per bbL for Extra DO famly DranoS seh at siSio
rer bill 1;S!Hsii -, 49,.
. ne.ore having received soue suupies are In
10 - 80 ..,,,
better tuAanto meet their customers tnan 1or se'e
-, aata mat Thew re supplying the demand for Prime
Ia@1anc a Is Prime Ribbed Sides 14Sc.
= - 49,, CO. - ,,.Ia,s, {a n, rn,s.
%tb, and ciear haooeo eiaes a. w.
sALT-A cargo Of near 5000 sacks has been received
hom Liverpool. importers are seinne ~ % 'o sa'A'
ana jobbers ct 81 50 p sack for Common Liverpool.
pin!1INiit, az Ann ROpE.-Gunny. Cloth Is extremely
tens1sts.f - 49, !: .'-S, -. o..,oe.I % -,
dull and nominal and We quose Iroin @o9Aoo y SAu-
r,LThere is but little inquiry for this article;
-, rJor, ha n:.ted at oOc q H.. and Jute 2Hc
Tu6BER AND LUMBER.-There is some increase in
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THE CHARLESTON MARKET.

-. ,-, ,r,,v., r,,nrSe THURSDAY, FEBRUARY II, 1857
coTToN-The demand for the staple has been steaay
,r,ne the week. at rates Which have occasionally nac
tusted to 10. q b., according to the cnanees III t'e
T,o,o ,nsrket Prices have been well sustained anu
A.. closing rates yesterday vary but little nom those
nrev.,line at the end Of the week before The fol-
lowing Is report OF the business OF the week:
On Friday, the 9Th inst, there was fair demand III
the early part of the dsy and buyers operated 10 pe
extent of 22s bales the basis OF previous p1ces Say
s1@s1xc. fb for Mddling Cotton but at later hour
intelligence of decline in the Liverpool marke'o 'su
hsyine been reported the market here came 10
for the remainder Of the day
Nm saturday. buyers having secured reduooon IN
rce To the extsnt of half to one cent fb the market
sct,vel and about 443 bales changed hands-mlo-
dBns Cotton being quoted at S0c. h. prices ratner
strengthening at the close under better intelligence iro'a
Liverpool. o.
n, Monday. with fair demand, the market advanced
hafto ons cent q f-sales 4eo bales, Middfng Cands
,s.t,ne at SIC: p b.
IN Tuesday the market was sctiye but unchang-
ed-sales 800 bales, Middtng Coson Sic ID.
ON wednesday thars was moderase demand, buyers
uuurrchastng about 412 bais-, ct previous rates.
Yesterday there was but limited inquiry with SAFES Oh
17s at as; at 2sk Sat %; % at so;4 at
so; % .. so Cat 81; at SIX GO at a1H; % at 81
The market closed fat We quote nominany:
Ordinsry.... ...................-..5Sfs-
Low Mddling. .o1g o1g
MiddinR. .oaeg
stict Mdatng. ...........-..............s|S
epr Island CorroN.-There has been good demand
10. i csse of Cotton and the transactions have amount
"A 10 about 200 bales at rates which show no cnanse
troua the prices previously prevailing We quote cofn
mon ss@7o Medium, 7b@s0; Fine, s1@l 40 y 10. h1
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Among the chiefpointa OF excellence Of the Ohicker
ing Pianos Of which speak the renowned artists In their
coneratustory testimonials to the Messrs Ohlckering
are the greatest possible DEPTH richness and volume Of
tone combined with rare briliAncy, clcarness and
perfect evenness throughout the entire scale; and,
above sl surprising duration Of sound the pure and
sympahetic quality OF which never changes under the
most delicate or powerful touch.
During the past forty three years this firm has manu-
Setured
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LIST OF SHIPPING
In tho Port of Charleston, February IA, 1867.
yrssErs UNDER 100 TONS, AND STEAMERS coAsT1Na
WITHIN THE STATE ExoEPTED
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Mobile Market.

MOBILE. February n-corroN.-The demand has
bean ueht to-day and confined to few; 300 bales
chaeed hands at irregular prices the market closing
dun ia SOHc for Mlddings.
MoNRrAn1 AND FRANc1AI.-We have to report very
dull day In Coin and Exchanges.
The tendency Of Gold is downward, with correspond
fno movement in New York. We quote here 1S6a137
Sterliup very dull and almost nominal say-l44al451s
New York Sight X checking and y discount buying
outside.
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EUROPEAN TESTIMONIALS.

Receiued during the month Of August, 1856.
LONDON July rs; 1867.
Mrssss CH1oKEn1Ne & SoNs-Gents have much
pleasure in enclosing document signed by the frat
composers musicians and professors in Europe held
your Pianos In such high estimation tuide my certih'
cate that felt It my duty to take one Of them With me
to Europe 10 ascertain the opinion OF my professional
brethren. Tho enclosed certificate VIII prove nov "
forward At the same time sIeter received from my
friend, Mr. Oolard, which am sure must be crafty
hsvo the honor to be-, gentlemen, yours very truly,
JAMES n. WEHLL
LONDON, January Il, 1865
MY DEAR SIN: have great pleasure In aaking youto
convey 20 Messrs. Chickering the expire sion Of my
highest approval OF their instrument LIE sonmaer
tre that have ied but one OF the huest Grand Piano
fortes that has come under my cbseryanoni and
the Messrs. Ohickering may well be proud OF having
turned out nom their manufaotory an instrument
which, for touch, quality, power aud WorRmansmp, II
would be very difficult TO surpssa in any part Of the
"'"' Dear sir, yery sincerely yours,
Firm Of colard oollard PsnO-forte Manufacturers,
London.
LoNDoN, August %, 1885.
James N. Wehli, Esq.:
Stites must beg you to remember me kindly 70 the
Messrs. Chiokertng. Tell them was delighted - With
their Grand Pianofore-as good an ixsrs'net, iink,
a. rIs euer turned out, both IN touch andter
Wishing you, &C., remain ever !. ly,
~ q. F. BROaDWOODr Il
Firm of l. Broadwood b Sons, Pianoforts Manufso
turers London.
LoNpos. July 20. 1885,
GENTS: have lust been invited by Messrs collard
try Grand Piano:forte manufactured by you, and
have no hesitation in endorsing the opinion OF my old
friend Mr. O. D. Collard VIZ: That 1t Ia the fnoss In
stri.neut ever played 90. SO.
{ Believe me- gsntsmon, most faithfully yours,
g ]. L. HATToN. ;.
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AUGUSTA, February Observation-Disclosures
activity prevailed IN the money market to-day Brokers
bought Gold at lS7 and sold at Ssa1ss Silver at 1So and
sold at l33.
CoTroN-Thare was tolerable demand to-day, and
sales made at yesterdays prices, say Mddng S0a
SOk; Strict MiddHng 81, and Good Middling 81 4c.
Nothing done in the afternoon Sales for todDy ~
bales follows: at l5c; at 28c; at &c., 15 at SOC;
esat 30c; 157 at 3Oc u at S0xc 130 at 31c and 43 at
81Kc.a The receipts were 289 bales.
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Cures General Debility, RsGk.
ness, Hyste,ics In Females,
Pakpitaiion Of tho Heart and
all Neyvo,fs Diseases. It re-
stores new life and vigor to the
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Testimonials from the most disinguisaed Art'. IN Europe
- TO Aessrs. Ckickcring So1s:

~ 70 Mcsfrs CKIckeT1ng &c SoHs:'
LONDON, July rs, 1866
Having played upon Pano-forte made by MessrsL
Chickertng d sonsiof Boston and New York, have
much pleasure III testying 70 ita general excelinee
touch and magnificent powcr for concert purposes,
conBiderit really GRAND PIANo.FoRTE AND DEolDED
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Centre wheeiipz CsaI Railway.

Mr.. Local: Had you been at an ex'
hibition of mules, held at the Belmont
stables, Oh Saturday, the 18th inst, you
would have split your sides laughing
to have seen Mr.. Snyder enter as ring,
master, whip in hand, calling on mule
No. l.
Question by r. M.-Are you in favor
of Dewey, Vance & Co.'S coal bank
railway
Answer-In the negative, by shake
of the head.
r. Met that mule go aud lead for
ward No. =.
QUESTIONABLE You in favor of said
road'
Mule No. ,. with look-supposed to
mean indignation-replies IN the mega
tive BY a shake of the head.
r. N.-Away with him, and bring
forth No. 3.
QUESTIONABLE yon il favor of the
aforesaid road'
Mule No. 3. throwing his ears forward
and putting on Gas we SUPP osed} wise
look for q mule, brsyed in reply, Mary
a time, Jake"
r. NJ, becoming indignant over the i'll
manners Of his mules, leaving the sta
BILE, exclaiming Damn me if all
mules don't oppose the road. | won.
der what Woodeock' 5 jackass would say.
The presumption is that the jsckass
would say NO. and that decides the
fate of the road CENTRE WHEELING.
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Accident 70 an Old Lady.

On Sunday, Mrs. Seuseney, widow OF
Jacob Senseney, was seriously injured
under the following circumstances. She
had started out for walk from the
place where she is bOarding-at Mrs.
Bicycles, about twelve miles out the
pike-when she was met by bull. Be
fore meeting this animal, q dog had
been set upon him, which enrased the
bull. and he started toward the lady.
She being frightened, retreated into 4
feuce-coruer, when the bUll slackened
his pace and approached her slowly. At
this msment team made its appear
ance, and Mrs. s, discovering the same,
started on run towards it. As soon as
she had started, the bull ran after the
lady. and she stumbled and fell. the
bull running over her. In falling. Mrs.
Seuseuey's arm was broken. BIZ this
time the team had arrived on the spot,
and the lady was taken up and con-
veyed to Mrs. Bicycles, when Dr.. Storer,
of Triadelphia, was sent for, who soon
arrived and set the broken limb. We
are glad to state that on yesterday morn
ing Mrs. Senseney was getting along
very finely.
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whittakef. On the night Of Birds ar
rest, he was confined in the lookup,
and while there he made statement
showing that he at least had knoWi-
edge of the intended murder. He de-
MED positively any participation IN II,
but said the whole affair was concocted
in jail; that among the prisoners there
at the time he and certain others were
there, was a man from Washington who
knew sproul and the vicinity where ne
resided, and who said that good thing
could be made there. After the release
of the parties from jail, he said, the
final arrangements were made at the II
win House, and from tiTe the party
started TO erecste the piaa. Bird also de-
MED being with the party. An informa-
ton having been made against them
before Alderman Strain, they were COM
mitted to jail for a hearing. bat were At
the instanee.of Assistant District At
torney Riddell, ordered BY the Court to
be removed to Washington county
Sheriff Cluley accordingly took the pris-
oners to the Washington Jail on the 18th
of April. On the 9th Of May they were
brought before Judge Ateheson, Of
Washington, and the counsel for the
defence waving a hearing, the accused
were remanded to Jail to await trial.
Subsequently they were brought to the
Allegheny county Jail for greater secu-
rity, and here they have since remain
ed. This morning they will be taken TO
Washington for trial.
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Tia. .Fsrser,.--"Let Jasaies 4
Dane.-

Dane.-
Justice to all concerned, requires a
further statement with regard TO the
"sesies OF absence parporting to have
been sent by . lady teacher in the
Fourth Ward School, to the parents OF
q pupil of the school, which notice was
published in the ''locaP Of the REGISTER,
rrSafin ct iterafia, minus names.
Circumstances transpired afterwards
which led Us to the conclusion that the
notice was q forgery,-that the lady
whose signature was appended to it
was too good common English scholar
to perpetrate 50 egregious hlunders in
orthograghy, punctuation, and the use
Of capitals, Furthermore, the Superin-
tendens of Schools, Mr.. T. s. Williams,
was informed, and from him We
obtained eur information that another
lady teacher in the school had
written the note for the purpose Of get
ting off . joke 81 These circumstances
were presented IN 50 apparently reliable
q shape, that we felt justified in max
ing the comments which appeared il
our issue Of Thursday. 18th. Facts
have since transpired which 90 clearly
to prove the entire Innocence Of the
lady who was charged with having
forged the notice, andin justice to the
lady, to ourselves and to all concerned,
we most gladly retraet what We said
so far - she Is coucerned. While We
tentertaia no doubt tina. there are guilty
pa.ties to the transaction, whose COM
plicity in the afair we would giadly
expose, we regret exceedingly haviss
|been led to inealpase an innecens psr.
son.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-08-20
Impesfer.

"posarF
The Steubenvilie Herald says that
"Rev. c L. Vance, who plumed himself
upon the appellation of Boy Preacher.
took very active part in revival in
the Methodist Protestant Church, at
wellsburg, last winter-lectured in this
city-was subsequently, dismissed from
the church for dishonest practices and
conduct unbecomi6ga minister-repert.
ed drowned for conscience sake'-re-
Gently turned up in Tennessee, Ia Hale,
Is the yender of Life Drops" SC, and
is said TO be rs eloquent IN that vOca-
ton as he was while in this region OF
country in dissuading sinners TO turn
from the evil of their ways Vance,
among his other failings, forgot little
bill due this office, before leaving these
parts