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Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-05-17
FOR. TUE ABDEyILLE PRESS.
THE SENTIMENTS OF, F,A;FREEDMAN.

NE- EDITOR Il send yon a shori. s.nsible
speech Of >SioBes Hodge, a coi"r-d than in G-or.
ga's Fclipie from Forney 8: :Phasde'ptia Prtss.-
avery radical paper. Ifev~-y thing in that
paper was Ike Hodges speech Il would COM
mend itself to the Sonth.- Ho.!ye sa5s' trust.
peorl" know" SO should all The aoinre,l, as
we'll as the wlrites-vbtr. traHe AMI wefk' with
those We tsop nnf not with STRANGERS wha
come among us to st ir up strife. - 49, = -
aradicui. .ror q democrat eo,nes down South.
procures lind and settles down. identifying him.
seif with the. Interests Of the South nd,prov4s
himself q worthy Emnn@-ihen. when wp,get to
lnop hiu--wes eau. .trnst him and Yosp f6f him
and hs'wih be :surs 80 proad,e those ihteres's'
~hichs are identified Win Els ovp. But Ter
white dnd black be wsts Of. the b, uh,p speakers
who'coines among u.stdSsrf9po,e niere~rarts
purposee--wIio TO curry favor with ,t,r blacks
assure.thsnl that they owe their freedv,p'to
i's radical Iarty, Lut. to refel rhe' charge Of
ins,igating the war with all its sorrows. affirm
tina, IEaopIna and HE party never intended 30
eunapcipssr the sfav.s sbht were drfven.t6 il 'as
q war tneusurf. .--s-j.s.- .t!-s.' = - r ~ =
Tie sou'lrsrn man who fonght through tire
wsrto :psrpotua,e slas very, bur WHO arquie secs
in Gita overti,ro and seek The eifuve of The
freedmen tIy furnishing theniwi,h SHELTER food.
md employment, ism Eiendao tire negro and
may be trustcr 10 -Ailvaues his intefests- ~.
Bot bsan what Mosss SAYS. '"'i IL
wsand IN The ya,dosta 1Ga Timer the r pro. ).
se.i:hg or fseeHsri's nies,ihg: he'd ID tl,as
place on tie asti 'uit 'Thss sass Cd, Biy was i'd.
drefbed bs several rolorsd u,ep, one or whom,
Moses Hodge. isrtparted- AZ having :given IL!
terdhes 70 the following sentfni ITS Witch Z are
as'efsdhs6ls 10 ,his ittefigeuss 81 ihsy are 4
hon6fabie TO +iis ilsarss saT.S e-s ~ Art ~
iatssp6ass 10 4 s.lE Moles Hodgs seooks tie
kAeor. He spoke in q hasbnsr earnest. vi sinesfe
md sapitssi$s Hst sId lam an 1dhlasanrnisdi
man---noi used to speaking; bnt i'knaw =; tal
Esef tiflGk. <sIw wa born born III Gsofesa.
snas soushsrasbe born man, aad extleSi to- al.
'herss wxsasifass enss sda sl5sa 10 hissy I
a,attes. aus fsssarish dos lid I'D pbssy bs
l;tiissiswssSf IBs c6d5t ~ v aTh hassss h6 ssSf
ing sgsfnst ehsvhfis fnsr Sssaoss vss snfe, ia
Asiass. 1thafsib s%hisa fsisis Riiiy noy MI fsaf
ting sSwkrss ns /. esiss p Am ftSo:a sSS3SI d .
etsdsi Snd sssn, fa1fa 10 Ssf sssifag rs.
ft~sen ma whsa ssr9 slass Sss ffssf fsf ss,s. Nd
eds ssssss . ssstbSsn irss nsS s sps hsS 4;
xfSsg Ss ID any ~1y. II HssSssss sifss d m NJ,
EtsSK.ssxFy Fysssa. ed q asysf asSs ID sSM
piassap apSsAfsa1sEA 4 1fifa 4sssS ~ sffsHSfas
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Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-05-17
Asnnclai / LrAsAAsir. Mcdonald. Four or,ffy

ARTIFICIAL rMsa--3ir Mcdonald. bur worthy
Gassk. dssirss ,1o ssaS. .pnlsaspce of
Gteyerasf 0rr'. rsgpes.. he y prepared te ,take
aud forward risasureinspnsf Tor artificial legs.
wlish. the state hos made arrapg gelnsnis tap pro
vide fpr. our sdisatisd seldisrs, The u,ea.urez
nsa,' should bs s'akep aad ferwarasl al once,
and ia due time no''cs Will he, given. BY Dr. Bly,
the. .mm.nfnstures in .cbarlsstop. und then Que
ris'sto ,Ihr city .wji suffice for tho purpose Of
having The leg ,@Ijus'.d. Gull upon. MIR.
Mcdonald, at 4oner. -~ho will give you all ,l.e
NECESSARY ipfornailon. .sr,..... ....... -.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-05-17

FREsn ARRIVALS Ls-During the past few -d~ Sc
Mr. J. J. Cunningham has been receiving fresh
additions to his large and elegant STOCK. con,
prsing'a beautiful assortment OF ladies' bon
nets, flowers, nn,l tri'nmngs-a cho,ee srlrc-
lion Of j, eas goods with some very pretty pat,
terms of cnl;cors-Mile.' sh"cs-fnc,"ry yarn
nua'many other articles, both useful and or.a
mthtal. Give him all early call.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-05-17
GENERAL ORDERS Ms, 1s.
CnAntrsr"N, May o-Gen. sitkl.s has issue
the following or.lrr: -
rr.'s iIEapoRs 2p MlIIrAaY DDraIc1,

49,, -.
Gearrnl Orders No. -.
First. On The third Monday Of July next, ~
obedirnco to The r-quire,n .nls OF the Acl OF
Congress. passed. Mn ch %. 1857. the Comma I'D
ing General will proceed aud cause IL i- made
regisrnliai, oftle mnIe Gil iz.ns Of the sUuited
States. twenty ole j ears Of ags sud rpv sr.|e,
resid-n:s Of North aud South Curoiina. not dis
fr"nc.isel Tor participation i" the rebellion, or
for felony lit common law.
Second Ono or more Boards OF Registration,
cons:t"g OF ,hree discreet aud Qualified psrsoin,
)" he appointed by tire C'TpmanGiig General
will b. prgan!zod in each cou,ty city, 10 make
aud complete uie registration, super intend the
eiection 10 bn held thereafter for deIegairs to
convention /" frnme a com:lituiion. aud n,akt
returns to him Of the votes. list OF voters and ar
the persons eIeetcdas delegates by piS:-afiy
oftii- Yutes cast nt such election. ~ -, 1
Third. ,Ihe, ooiutiss Ia. Moth Carolina ana
tle geographical Districts 10 South Caroliud
will. for the purposes Of registration, be divided
INTO c"hY hYe''ienC r.gisra ion precincts. In each
registration precinct, Board Of Registers will,
il practicable; be organized. Several places
will bs designated in each rsgstratioa precinct
where the Board will meet, aud citizens 81 g,bls
70 registration may 20 aud be registered. Tie
Board Of i;eeistration will pmSin in session two
days. from enariss TO >suaseG at each place Of
meeting. On the adjournrnent Of the Board, al
copy u the iist OF persons registered will be de-
poeited in q suiisbls place ~rhin 'hs precinct
seven days for public information; snd ,hsfs.
.nher 'he Board viii sgsin Witt every precinct,
and sevfssI the lis, Of voters. hearing objections
from ciiiz.ns 40 to any ndjudicstron rnade, and
register amy ssfsan whoinay have been Unable +,
BY rsasen ofll lliSsss Or other good dssd aplEetent
dause, 70 attend the fist session cf the Baasd.
I Fourth AlIpsrsoas appoin.sd 70 make ,,,ls
said registration Of voters and 70 eonduct said
~lesfIoT wilfbs required: :befafs entsiiae upon
tlsr duties. .Aotsss uSa sabsosIbe 10 the est, pre-
scrtSsdtkx t.s Aes Appl8vst Juiya2aiss2s ssp. /:
lied :. An Aetto prescstbe sns path ef ofiosin'
fn,d il say prrson shall falsely .eke ard sab;
setibe tdsueh osli or tirtasiion, sec persor 40
T fdfeddfpg, Ind bsing 'daiy soasfetsd thsfrsdff, hereof
fshsH bsSatg gscs4o o4he fsiisS pssstiiss Ssd. .as12
fhiitis.ahish, hyikvS irs psosidsd fatahspdns
fia.grst Of ssh.sosiase ~ witfatsspdssorupsp Peg
t5nry.s TIE form 81, ikse o.sh IL hsssrith psh.
slkhed. - felhsss es A H, 6e. selsmply
ssxsks aasmj fhatI FAY, ka,in nsyer so,iiatsfs!y
fb~rasa as sasaass dc Bdiisd ssafess s.sss
sisiSsh tSsrsaf taksgI hss soaaSis
isIly.ais sbtnessidis ssesusss sstaaSt, ssspsslssesS
eosfsg sgssnens h psrseps sagyRs4 4ssasssSsA d.
fEstlilty tl.srs!es ihas haEs ssssss aSs
ssHesepfeG nor attempted I'd sxer1issS he 5aSe.
EaY ssf s,ssfs
Il a. e & sXzSSsE E3f SCI ss
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-05-17

eY- Mcesrs Wilson &. Hu.chisou, announc-
that they ure once more prepared 10 grind fine
eorn meal at their wcil-known mill Til. flour
mill is undergo oing reraira ..s. .: -
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-05-17

YFsEs ssSssE NJ sssss 81
;soad sfs ss 10 81 Ssisfk
ssSis Il ts sesSS
.isd .issif bronx assass ftit elEi5 sfsi
,sn aiasd lSs sasi 4 alliltil
s,a4 20 ,...,s sbasi
afser; ts~irt beds go - - 4 AsSsa2 ~
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-05-17


The DisrnIcr CvURr.-The regular quarterly
session OF our Di,,rict Court was held on Mon
day last, and after continuing in session for
two days. adjourned IN Tuesday evening. His
Honor Judge Haskell presided with hes usual
selEpossessiou. courtesy and ability. J.'P.
Reid Esq. cur solicitor, was present, represent
ing the State with the same vigor and efficiency
with which he wiclds the thnnders OF the law
in the higher jurisdiction. The, few civil cases
that were sued TO this term were continued
over under The Law giving defendants in rhis
court. the impdriaHee"f one term. Tie erimi-
nal business consisted principally Of cnses Of lar
ceuy, in whicll,the freedmen, as usual: figured
The following enses were tried: -..
The State Va Aaron Conpcr-larceny.; guilty.
Sealed sentence.
The State Va Cato Mellon larceny guilty.
Twelve months imprisonmen, in -renitentiary.
Tho slnts 80. Thomas Smitl,-larceny gull
ty. Three months imprisonment or $25s cue.
Thes,sts vs. Peter Thomson-laresny spil
~. Two mon,hs Imprisonment OF. SIS 6ne. .
The State vs.. Jack Dunn-larceuy guilty.
One meutiI's imprisonment orSi0' fine.
Is Ths--Stats vs.. Geo. New--hor1e stealing
not guilty. s.ea , :. = y s.>5
The State ra Miles Cv!o--larceuy pot gull
ty-o -. s,-.,..tfty -.v.s.-; ~. ..::., &,
The Slate "a. Is.e L.wson aud Mat Rie5-
larceny not guilty. Z.
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onIr1sAslsE- 81,

DIED, in this viilnxes rf Group, arer
short illness. Oh Saturday. The lith inst, MARY
EDITH TALMADGE Daughter Of John A.
aud +. A d. TaIu,ahgs. aged 4 years. -,
"E'er sin could blight, or soyrow fade,
Death cstae wisE EfrfsndiS|ears;i :. + 7
TLe opening bud to Heaven conveyed,
~'S's''-Ad Aud bnde + blossom tEsre. 4<Tsa
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-05-17

TnE SraAwuEanY FErE.---We need not reniin
ours young friends that ,l'is is tbs evening Of
the promised ssrawbsrry JEss TO he, given by
tho ladies az tho village, in behalf Of the Epis-
eopaL Cemetery, From the ample preparation
which bar been made, ws are sure TINT moth
ing will b. wanting 10 add 20 the altrne.is e"tss
Of the occasion. aaa from the spirit with which
these fs'iiyitisa are always greeted, we aulipi
pete the asu.i ipve'aowing Attendance:
The young and pleasure loving neel no invi.
tssiouo to joidtn hoenjoymen,s ofilie occasion
vhiIss the 'iiberal, 'ihs'rublio splri,sd and ,hs
bsnssoiepsty. .spindsd.. sIl appreciate. ard viii
sustain lhe prsisevss,hy oties, 10 wlrci. the
ttts Is sensesrated. Should any desire, y net
from benevolent mos.vc. entirely, Without the
alloy 81 tkee kei iin4ia.aials. they may forward
their eeitsibutions., by proxy: 1hfcii" wiif he
thankfuhy seeslHed. Doors open q. O'clock.
Admissiosr tw euiy-fve cents. Children under
twelve yeais Of fags,tr s'...'I II &, -
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-05-17

c# j.. &c. DuPre, Esq, Inns been arpoinled
Notary Public for Abbeyille >Distric', by his
nxeeleney Governor Orr. lie may. he iou.d
at the store OF MIR. j., 4. Talmadge. , -. s
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RHlgll ID &

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Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-05-17

:B- See notice of'the arrival two barrels
Of superior golden 81 rdp at Msssrs. White,
Smith d Co.'S. Call before The supply fails.
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REGISTRATION.


Wssdirset Ritsntioa TO the important order
os Gen: sicsiss providing fof' 1 registration os
voters In his Military D,.trio'. We ore glad
to see tina, tho matter hos beet deferred to the
81 Mephay. il, lab. aud ~ The n,snn.ips .tbat
The labor Of tho freedmeu. will be more profit
ably airsc,sdto The production ST corn anti' cot.
too. thadE dessing Ia the arid ield-2ths Aortns
,sieessz- ofpoIitisafs ~ S@'S '''ss-'s =
. III there i~ ans point upod- wl,icl. all seem
TO bs agreed. without 4 dissenting opinion il j.
the clear duty Of every true Southern, man ,yhe
i sbls TO do 90, to register his namo and vote
At The ensuing election. = II is c6itain that
some will vote. II tho best men do not. the
worst. will, -andthe', control tf the State ;wili
pass into the hands Of lh,se, who would sacri-
Gee its beats. Interests, to their own selfish pur
poses and put Us under the control Of tyran-
auical oIigarci,y. like that which has ruled
Tennessee and Missouri. Every Conservative
vote ts necessary 10 prevent our falling prey
to the efforts Of Radical propagandis,s. Aman
who refrans from voting from disgust nj tn.
situation, will aid in deepening our rum and
making that intolerable. which is bad enough
now. 1t Is :he duty Of every good citizen, not
only to vote himself. but to enlight.n his COL
ored laborera. as to their interests aud proper
duties in the present crisis. it would he 10 diff
6cult task, to prove that it. is to the cspcc al in
terest Of the black to cultivate friendly re'a-
lions with The whi,c race Of the South, upon
whom he is dependent for employment. and to
whom lie is bound by So many tics Of habi, aud
association, constituting a common hond Of
syn pathy. Tie most intelligent NJ j discern
lug n,nong them see -alrendy who are their best
friends. Tlury are. however easily led as:ray.
and require timely intervcu'ion on our pat to
guard them ugn"s, the arts oT the designing.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-05-17

ourselves. az INVITATION which We are request
ed y sxt end 70 our fsienas generally, to attend
an sut-rlaiutkensln ths :wsyy: OF .Amafeur TIE
stsica:s." sfi'ieb b u be given by Suti,bsr OF
youBs ladlss md gsni,amep In abe .nsici.bosl :,
hood Of Little Mountain, Church on, Thnysdays
evening ,hs 2sd Inst, and which j. Designed 10
raiss Gbd5tas Hls relief Of Tue ndigrh, poor
Of shat viefhay vi base issa ,s,s:rrosramiinet =
ofttie ss enaas = psa atSraasoeesfa ana ana thn,tit
prsssats mesS than sha nsusss .-e,sa4
radss een,sdisss sfaresAaT The hraais.citsrarer,.
will Ss pssessatsd by ,ye4pg. ladies. Rha Alb,
bevil!s Amstsst MinssseI corps wul bs in al
,sodahss ssa Ri dssDusss sweet Inaaie, sn 10 IN.
iSes ths snsssiaass s5if aad tS tbs II a
Of the ossss5sas ssTse pess ssn,s snssssxia coina'
msoes sreSssiy mt 7.P ssssaassvi ptsasaos
meontisb. snsghts, sss txsstiss a bit aasl -
prel:s.or'sy e aslssI II s,sg, san'. dsevs = a a
!. is !. u. y 5s=sis..'
rss corrss , po.iisss. sasssas..: ss.
mess thas tbsS Safd sSS g waS !; f6 EassS
for shs pesssss 90 tfsySsstlv S6
the cotton n,mtss e. assss sasss sh,s
be- bsea thA SaAsssf ikssaA Assoxs:cf bssf nsasp
fsss tAssI4sseFsst sssseskSs TstSskasss
+ \ sihss tss .ssss 100 bals n III
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-02-16
To Steam Engine and MA.
chine Manufacturers.

T THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING OBJ
ID tained Letters Patent from the United
States Government for improvements in the
Rotary Engine and it, adoption TO certain pur
poses, am DESTROYS Of entering into company or
TO sell this enterprise In thu city Of wheeling.
i am a theoretical and practical engineer. hav
ing constructed and built \ great Dufnber Of low
and high pressure steam engines. q pattern ma
ker and draughtsman by trade: therefore ZEE the
necessity and demand of the rotary engine partic.
ulaHy for propelling Of vessels, propeIling car
risges on common and turnpike roads, and work.
ing all quick motions. The advantages for
which are ~ follows:
Cheapness. Diminishing Of weight. Over
coming dead centres. Rase Of reversing and
handling. Simplicity Of adoption. Not effect.
ing the stability Of vessel. Regularity Of condsns
ing and thereby less danger Of gogring the con.
denser. Adoption (patentsd) for carriages on
common and turnpike roads, whereby la The en-.
CINE forms = part Of the driving vheels the
driver has At his command, with ease and by the
power Of steam, to back, turn, or advance.
Any person desir0us Of further information.
or wishing 70 enter into this enterprise,
Address MATTHEW FLETCHER
No, 80 Market ST., Louisville, Ksntncky.
feb5
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Ci.ei.nn.s lsfatkes..

u y NCNcINEAT1, Feb. Is.
NOUR-In rather better demand,
but prices are unchanged; superfne
spring and winter 9 25al0 IS; trade
brands II 25a13 80, And faney IA GOA
.WHEAT-Firmer, and spring a shade
higher; closing at 2 As for No. l spring,
and 9 80 for winter; very little of the
latter incthe market. 2
CORN-DullI and prices. dropping,
closing at 55c for ear and Coo for shelled;
OATS-Dun at SOC for No. l in ele-
RYE-Frmer and in good demand {!
No. l 25.
BARLEY-Dull and prices nominal.
WHISKY-Dull and prices declined
to csc in bond. ,.r' -.,i'.. :.
COTTON-Unchanged and dull at
29a30c for middling.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY dull, with
but little demand.
PORK-0ffered at 20 90.
LARD-12c. ,.4b.
BULK MEATS-1ia9ia10i for shoul-
ders and clear sides; q loose hundred
thousand pounds shoulders o at ".
BACON-Steady Mt ct for shoulders,
10a for sides, and 12t for clear sides.
SUGAR CURED HAMS-15al6.
LINSEED OIL 40 and firm; stock
light.
BUTTER-Firm at 27a3O.
CHEESE-l54, and in fair demand.
CLOVER SEED-Firm at 25as 80.
EGGS-40 and firm. '''
GOID-126l buyino. and l36ial37 sell
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Schenck's Seaweed Tonic.

This medicine, Invented by DR.. J. II. ScHrNCK
of Phiiadelphia. 10 Intended b dissolve the foo,
and make It into chyme, the frat process Of d.
gestiop. By cleansing the stomach with
Schenck's Mandrake Pills. the Tonic soon re-
stores the appetite. and food that could not he
eaten before using it will be easily digested.
Consumption cannot be cured by Schenekis
Pulmonic Syrup unless the stomach and liver il
msie healthy and the appetite restored, hence the
Tonic and Pills are required In nearly every case
Of consumption. A half dosen bottles OF the
SEAwEED TONIC and three or four boxes Of
the MANDRAKE PILLS will cure any ordinary
case Of dyspepsia
DR.. SCHKNCK makes professional visits in New
York, Boston, and at bis principal Odics in
Philadelphia every week. See daily papers Of
each place, or his pamphlet OF consumption, for
his days Of visitation.
Please observe, when purchasing ttAst the two
ikenesses Of the Doctor-one when In the Last
stage Of Consumption, and the other ~ he now
Is, in perfect health-are on tho Government
stamp. 100
Sold by al Druggists and Dealera Prize t-5s
per bottle, or $50 the half dozen. Letter. for ID
vice should always be sddreesed TO b.. Soheacks
Principal Ofice, No. Is North 9th Sk- PhiladA,
Pa General Wholesale Agents: Demaa Bsxnes
& Co, n. Y: s. s Hance. Baltimore, Nd: John
ID. Park, Cincinnati, Ohio, Walker & Taylor,
Chicago, III; Collins Bros-, St Louia No
LIST ". e. mo. I Vt.
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DIR. Schenck'S Mandrake Pills
Substitute for CnlOmel.

These Pills are composed Of various roots
having the power to relax the secretions Of the
liver As promptly and effectually a. blue pill OF
mercury, and without producing any of those
disagreeabie or dangerous effects which often
fonow the use Of the latter. .I
In all bilious disorders these Pills may be used
with confidence, IS they promote the discharge
Of vitiated bile. and remove those obstructions
from the liver and hillary ducts, which are the
cause OF bilious affections in general.
SCHENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS cure Sick
Headache, and all disorders of the Liver, indi.
Gated by sallow skin, coated tongue, costiveness.
drowsiness. and a general feeling Of WEAKNESS
ana lass;tude, showing that the liver is in . tor.
pid or obstructed condition.
In short, these Pills may be used with advan.
tage IN all cases when = purgative or Alternative
medicine is required.
Please ask for "Dr. Schenck's Mandrake Pills, I"
and observe that the two likenesses Of the Doc
tor arc on the Government stamp-One when in
the last stase of Consumption, and the other in
his present health.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealen. Price q
cents per box. Principal Office, Ne. Is Nortb
9th Street, Philadelphia, Ia.
General Wholesale Agents: Demas Rares a
Co. 81 Park Row. New York S. :. Hance. los
Baltimore st, BALTIMORE. Md; John u. Park. Y.
4. cor. of Fourth and Walnut ST., Cincinnati.
Ohio Walker & TAYLOR, 134 and 13s Wabash
Avenue, Chicago. i'll. Collins Brothers, south.
west corner Of Second and Vino Streets, ST.
Louis, No. Iocta44th q 5th " Q m-ly
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A Flood in Illinois and Iowa.

New YORK, Feb. 15.-The Herald's
Chicago special says: The Chicago,
Alton and st. Louis railroad bridge,
over the Kanakee river at Wilmington,
has been swept away by a flood. At
Aurora, Illinois, the Island at the lower
part of the. city has been overlooked by
the Fox river, covering the first floors
of the shops and business houses, and
compelling families to leave their
dwellings. At Galena, Illinois, the Illi-
nois railroad bridge has been destroyed
and several steamers aud hargcs swept
from their moorings. At Dubuque,
Iowa, the cellars are filled. At Dyers-
Vile, Iowa, the long bridge and mill
were swept away and the loss is
heavy. At Waterloo, Cedar Falls, and
Iowa Falls, Iowa, the rivers are on the
rampage and much damage is feared.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-02-16
Washiuyto Itcms

WASHINGTON, Feb. lathe Posts
Washington special says: 1t is report
ed that the President promised to ac-
cept the Military bin with Blaine's
amendment added.
The demand loan bill which passed
the Senate will speedily be reported to
the House by theWays and Means com
mittee. The committee will also be
compelled to report. IN anti-contract
hill, but will probably recommend Its
completion.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-02-16
The Celebrated Pacing Horse
Kentucky 10 be Given AwaY,

THIS HORSE IS WELL KNOWN AS ONE
l. Of the fastest PAGERS in the country, having
psde his mile In 2:36. He won five races last
fall, and took the first premium At the West vir.
ginia State Fair. in October, at the time Dexter,
Patchen, and other celebrated horses wcro there.
Kentucky" and the following other valuable
premiums, will be given away, by special permis
sion OF the Commissioners Of Internal Revenue.
At Washington, Guernsey county, Ohio, on the
nd Of February, 1867.
LIST or PREkIUAs.-"Kentucky," the Cham.
piOn PAGER, f2,000; ] fine Singers Improved
Family Sewing Machine, which took the First
Premium ut the w. Va State Fair, $40; ! fine
Silver limiting Case American Watch, eS5: !
fine Silver Hunting Case Lever Watch. 40, /
fine Silver Hunting Cese Lever Watch, 80, I
fine Silver Hunting Case Lever Watch, s15.
Number Of Tickets limited 70 $500. Tickets
One Dollar each. Every ticket will draw Q prize
worth from 50 cents TO &, 900.
Kentucky can be seen At the stable Of G.
Beymer, Washington, Ohio. The Sewing Ma
chino can be seen at Howard Morton's, Isl Main
Street, Wheeling. The elegant Watches are on
exhibition at the Jewelry Store Of Messrs. Scott
4 Hennegen, l27 Main Street, Wheeling. ". Va
Tickets can be had BY addressing n. d. Rodock.
er & Co, At Washington, Guernsey county, Ohio,
and 1t the fol lowing named places: John Balls
J. Beuter's Saloon, Main Street, and n Renner's
Hotel, Centre Wheeling.
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FROM NEW YORK.
Gable Lines Down-Thc Eliioit Ril

Gable Lines Down-The Eliieit Bill
New YORK, Feb. l5.-Professor Bache,
of the coast survey, is lying 1T the point
NJ Newport, Rhode Island.
Aprivate dispatch received here to
day states that the land lines through
Ireland, connecting London with the
Atlantic cable west, were down last
evening, hut We're working ut noon to-
day. As the sea lines traverse the dis.
trict now in rebellion, it was supposed
to be the work of ovcr-zealous Fenians
The Herald's special says: The South
ern loyalists don't approve of Elliott.
bill for the reconstruction of Louisiana
They complain that it will d~isfranchise
a number of whites better fitted to vote
than negroes, and, in time, u degree o.
Governor and members of Congress, &c.
will be forced upon them. 1t is stated
that the President is still of opinion
that the action of Congress will be con
demned by the people.