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The Methodist says: 'supposing all the trans
vor, this summer at the fashionable watering
,loces cut off even with the ankles, now many
r ,,oor children would they clothe9 How much
would women rise in the estimation Oh men -. ~
;nnocent exchange remarks, Suppose your aun'
Was your uncle, what then Z
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From Galveston.

GALVESTON, August 2s.-General Griffin yester-
day announced the death OF Co. w; 8. operI,
Adjutant General, paying hlsh tr1Dute 70 hiS
The following removals for disloyalty have been
ordered. g.. Crosby, Commissioner Of the Land
Office; W. l.. Roberts, Comptroller; M. d. hoys-
vice Thomas James Spence, W. C. Hamilton, JOHN
3. Allen, VIM. L. Alexander appointed. \
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T.. D: RADZTNsKY, Register.
''t' F. DEMARs, Register
FOURTH PRECINCT.
GEO. w. STURGEON, Reg

GEO. W. STURGEON, Register
The above is correct copy from the books as
they now stand but we learn that at each OF these
TO- on account of the failure of blanks, the press
NJ The crowd &C., but who will register when tho
i'oAt' h''' (Caroiina Times.
Rpa,s1R,r1oN.-The following table will give
the latest accounts Of registration we have re-
:.1 Al. - 20 ralahle
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August 26

svTHE ATTENTION OF THE FIRE DE-
PARTMENr Is called to the following regulations
Any Volunteer Engine running on any payment In
either the Upper Lower Wards, where the street Is
paved. shall pay fine Of Fifty Dollars and any Ward
Engine committing the offence their pay shall be
stopped The same rule ahan be applicable to the
Markets.
Every Volunteer Engine Company shall have either
bells or gong attached to their Engine Reel and the
same shAn not be mufaed, either going returning
from An alarm Of fire. The rule shall be appica-
BILE 10 Ward Engines, but Engine ahall return from
fire faster than walk.
No two Steamers shall work at the same Fire Well
Cne Volunteer Hand Engine may draw water from
Well where Steamer II drawing; and II two Hand En-
gnes at Fire Well Steamer shal be allowed to
the same.
Two or more Steamers may draw water from o Drain
Pit B. n. STROBEI.
August % Clerk aud Supt
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SPECIAL NOTICES..

81 CONsIGNEEs PER STEAM SHIP CHAM
PIoN, are notified that she is discharging Cargo at
Adgers South Wharf, goods remaining the Wharf ae
sunset will be positively stored at risk and
pense. STREET BROTHERS CO.,
August % Agents.
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August d

sSMRS. WINSLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP FOR
Children Teethins, greatly facilitates the process Of teeth
ing. by soenins the gums, reducing all Inflammation
will allay PAIN aud spasmodic action and Is SURE
TO REGULATE THE BOWELS. Depend upon It, moth.
ers It will give rest to yourselves and RELIEF AND
HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS.
We have put up and sold this article for years. and
say In confidence and truth Of It what we have never
been abe to say of any other medcine-Neyer has 1t fail
ed In single instance to effect cure when timely used
Never did know instance Of dissatisfaction by any
who used It On the contrary, all are delighted with
its operation and speak in terms Of commendaon Of its
magical effects and medical virtues.
We speak In this matter "WHAT WE DO KNOW" after
years Of experience and pledge our reputation for the
fulflmept Of What hero declare In almost every In
asnce where the infant is suffering from pain and
bauston relief will be found In fifteen twenty minutes
after the syrup Is administered.
Full directions for using will accompany each bottle.
Be sure and call for
"MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP"
Having the fac sinile of COURTS & PERKINS" on the
outside wrapper. AL others are base limitations.
Sold by Druggists throughout the world. Price, only
35 cents per bottle.
ofces-No. 216 Fulton street. New York; No. 2O6 High
Holborn. London. England; No. AL st. Paul street. Mon
treal Canada, tuths6mo August ~
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1tbss been raining more or less every day for
nssrlv T week in guence OF which much ap-
nrehenson @ is felt among our planters that the
% sbat Providence will stly such calamity upon
our District at this time, and that our planters
NAV rean the rich harvest which their crops pro-
missed 5 d'a ten days ago,-Marion Star,
TIE DAMAGES BY TIE RAtNs1The rains coplons us
sorry @ to learn, inflicted serious damage upon the
croos in the vicinity of the water courses; The
GreenvllIe up-train, yesterday morning, had to re-
turn from damages to the trestework at Crane
Creek On the cnsI0 Tshed aWSv Tn0i eavng ho track
onnorently as secure as usual, but whlca gave way
when the engine and tender attempted to cross,
precinitatine them below. We believe no loss oi
life occurred -PhGntr.
REe1srRAr1oN.-The result of yesterdays regis
tration was Whites So; Colored lSs.-Pheentr.
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The Union Pacific Railroad, Omaha branch, is
comnleted distance of five hundred and forty
miles.
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The BennettSyilIe "JOurnal'

rs PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING AT
i Bennettsve. s. c.. in the eastern portion Of the
state, by STUBBS & LITTLE, Proprietors, and offers
superior inducements to Merchants and all others who
wish extend their business in this section OF the Pee
Dee country. We respectfully solicit the patronage OF
our Charleston friends
Terms-s3 per annum, invariably i'll advance. AdTer'
tsemepts inserted at very reasonable rates. july 8
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~ The Friends and Acquaintancos OF
Mr.. HUGH BRADY are respectfully invited to attend
his Funeral, This Afternoon, OF Four O'Clock, st the
Cathedral Chapel Queen street August 20
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

aS BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.-THlS
SPLENDID HAIR DYE is the best in She world The
only true and perfect 2ye-harmless, reliable, instan
taneous. No disappointment. No ridiculous tnts
Natural Black Brown Remedies the i'll effects of Bac
Dyes Invgoraes the hair leaving it soft and beautiful
The genuine is signed William 4. Bachelor. All others
are mero limitations, and should ba syolded Sold by all
Druggists and Perfumer. Factory, No. 81 Harcley
street, New York.
Be BEWARE OF a COUNTERFEIT,
December 10 lY
6- ARTIFICIAL EYES.-ARTIFICIAL HU-
MAN EYES made to order and inserted by Drs. F.
BAUcH and p GoUGLEMANN (formory employed by
Ro1ssoNNEAu, OF Paris, No. 500 Broadway, New York
April Il 1yr
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GENERAL WADE HAMPTON
On the Situation.
LETTER FROM HIM To COMMITTEE
ASKING HIS VIEWS.
from the Columbia Pheniz.l


COLUMBIA, July 81, -General:-Ihe under
signed, in behalf of many others OF your friends,
as well as Of themselves very respectfully crave
your advice with regard to their acton In inc very
important matters soon to be submitted to the
people Of this State. We have no mtention 10 OPP
pose the execution of any Law, even we're IN our
bower; but under the Reconstruction ACT, certain
latitude of action is left u.s. which entails upon us
entire responsibility for all consequences Whlch
may flow therefrom. We believe this response
bility to be very grave, and these consequences
vital to every class Of our community lnseParaply
connected as are the interests OF oil. Recent
events show that there is no longer possibility
of that entire harmony Of action among our peo-
pie, for which You and we have heretofore hoped
and striven. The views OF the whole community
are unsettled by the new aspect OF affairs and the
people look to those who command their confl-
dence tcr course Of action upon which all may
agree who truly desire the prosperity OF the STATE
Husitatipg to intrude upon you IN your with
drawal from public affairs, but DeheVmg tnat your
own appreciation of the emergency Will excuse our
request; that your we'll proven patriotism will IT.
reslstbIy plead it; and that your calm and expert
enced Judgment will weigh supremey with your
friends, and command the deep consideration OF all
honest men, We subscribe ourselves, very re-
snectfnlly. vours. D. W. RAY.
'p''' ' VIM. d. TALLEY.
J. P. THOMAS.
E. NJ. LAW.
And about sixty others.
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@ CHIEF QUARTERMAsTERs OFFICE,
SECOND MILITARY DISTRICT NORTH AND SOITH

~ CHIEF QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE,
SECOND MILITARY DISTRICT. NORTH AND SOUTH
CAROLINA, CHARLESTON, 8. c., AUGUST II, 1867
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this Office
until u o'clock NJ. Monday the 18th day Of septem-
ber 1867 al which time they will be opened for the pur
chase Of the following property, viz:
Wreck Of steamer BOSTON, in Ashepoo River.
Wreck Of steamer GEO. WASHINGTON, in Coosaw
River.
Wreck Of steamer CHASSEUR, In ScuI Creek
Wreck of steamer RANDOLPH, in Charleston Harbor.
Wreck Of steamer ETIwAN, in Charleston Harbor
Wreck Of steamer RUBY, In Light House Inlet
Bidders will state the amount offered for each wre, L.
The wrecks will be sold separately and to the highest
bidder, unless such bid be deemed unreasonable.
Proposals must be addressed to the undersigned and
marked Proposals for purchase Of wrecks"
R. y. TYLER,
Brevet Major General, Chief Quartermaster,
Deputy Quartermaster- General, o. 8. A.
August 10 25
aENOTICE TJ MARINERS CAPTAIN
AND PILOTS wishing to anchor their vessels 10 Ashley
River requested not to do anywhere within direcs
range Of the heads OF the SAVANNAH RAILROAD
WHARVEs on the Charleston and St Andrews side CT
the Ashley River by which precsuton contact with the
Submarine Telegraph Cable will be avoided
s. G. TURNER, d. II.
Harbor Masters Office, Charleston, February 8, 1866
February
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Our Cable Dfspatehcs.

LONDON, August 2S.-Later advices confirm the
successes of the insurrectionists in Arrazon. The
Spanish commander was killed.
Sir VIM. Napier commands the expedition from
India for the rescue of the Abysirian prisoners.
The Great Eastern has been chartered to lay o
cable in May between Brt st and New York.
Professor Farraday is dead.
Denmark has renewed her demand on Prussia
regarding Schleswig.
Napoleon, in his speech at Arras said, "have
faith in the future, weak governments often seok
to divest public attention from domestic troubles
by fomenting foreign troubles On the other
land, those governments which rest on the ma
tonal, will have strength, and need only resort to
whatever shall tend to promote the permanent IN
tarest of the country, as the means of uphoding
the honor OF the dag"
LONDON, August s-Noon.-Consols 94s; Bonds
Eospox, August -Evening.-Consols s4s;
LIYERpooI, August -Noon.-Cotton irregu-
lar; sales 5000 bsles; Uplands about 10s; Orleans
about lOS; other markets unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, August 2S-2 P. M.-Markets un-
changed.
LIVERPOOL, August 28-Evening. Cotton dull i
and heavy; declined; sales 5000 bales; Upands 1O4;
Orleans 10s; other articles unaltered.
FRANKFORT, August 28.-Umted States BONDS III.
Washington News.
WASHINGTON, August 28.-It is stated that Gen.
Grant has written to the President claiming that
Congress vested the authority in the hVe
distrIcta in the General CT the United States Ar
mics. Grant is unwilling to vest it IN another,
and therefore will at least delay ordering The exc
cution of the executive order relieving Generals
SickIes and Sheridan.
BrownIow hes appointed D. B. Cliff as Receiver
and Mr. Richards as Superintent OF the Mobile and
Ohio Railroad.
The Secretary of the Treasury has leased the
Boston news rooms for Treasury.
The following was issued today, in pursuance
of the foregoing order Of the President OF the Unit
ed States: -
tSe order. turn over his present command to the
officer next in rank to himself, and proceed to
Cbarleston, 8. c., to relieve Major-General Sckles
OF tho command Of the Second Military District.
Maior-aeneral Sickles, on being relieved, Will re-
pair to New York city, and report by letter to the
Adiutsnt General.
By command Of Gen. GRANT.
E. D. TOWNSErD, A. A. 6.
The order regarding the 9Th District was not
promulgated at O'Clock to-day. -,
General Grant had prolonged interview with
the President this morning. During thus inter.
view matters were adjusted, and Grants letter OF
Yesterday was withdrawn, subsequently, the order
relieving Sickles WAS promulgated, and there are
assurances that that affecting the 9Th District Will
be promulgated tomorrow. .--o
The Revenue Receipts to-day amount to $685.
600. o,,;o o,5
noS the Mobile and Ohio Railroad, over which
Brovnlow appointed Cliff Receiver, and Richards
Superintepdent.
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Marine Intelligence.
Domestic Markets.

New YORK, August 2s.-Arrived, the Moro Cas-
tie, from Havana.
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Majority for colored, 81, e., ill .n.,,.,,. ,.,.o
larger majorlty for the whites,
LATER,
.Jor,s plrS ....... so 251 2S3
','t Marion Crescent
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 19.-Senor Garcia
presented his credentials to the Presi-
dent to-day. Speeches were made OF
the usual character.
The Commissioner of Internal Rev
enue has decided that the earnings OF
railroads when applied to the improve
ment- of the roads beyond keeping
Bubjectto taxation.
The Commissioner of the General
Land Office has taken measures for the
early restoration to market of lands
formerly withdrawn at the Menquette
land office for Portage Lake and Lake
Superior ship canal.
Cretan official accounts of October
10Th ridicule the efforts of Ali Pasba to
turn the Islanders from their intiexible
determination to become part OF the
Kingdom of Greece. The Russian,
Prussian and French commanders con-
tinue to carry non-comhatants to
Greece. The Grand Vizer remon-
strates against their being treated by
them with contempt. The war is being
resumed with increased violence, and
will not be closed until after the anni-
hilation of Turkish rule.
A great sensation has been produced
in Crete by the spirited manifesto of an
American lady, the wife OF DR.. Hill, an
American missionary, addressed to a
certain Elizabeth Kantaxani, u Chris
spy by the Turks. Mrs. Hill earnestly
condemns the efforts of a Christian to
betray the cause of Christian liberty by
serving the Sultan of Turkey.
Hon. Edward Cooper, appointed As
gistAnt Secretary OF the Treasury, in
place of Mr.. Chandler, resigned, will
enter upon his duties tomorrow.
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New. YORK, Nov. I9.-The Times
special says: The testimony in the i'm
pe4chment case. given by Commissioners
Rollins, ito The effect that the changes
III the revenue officers were for politi-
cal reasons, and have seriously lessen
ed the revenues, gives great dissatis.
faction to the President. The oppo-
nents Of Mr.. Rollins are using IL against
him for his removal.
Gen. Steedman and Mr.. Blair have
declined the War office, and Gen. Thos.
Ewing, of Ohio, is now spoken of.
Gen. Barry will take charge of the
proposed artillery school at Fortress
Monroe, instead OF going to California.
The Herald's special says: Gen. Sher-
said, to perform the duties of General
n.Chief during GRANTS SecretaryshiP.
Stevens is determined TO introduce a
bill to suspend civil officers while un-
der trial for impeachment, quoting con-
stituiional authority for it.
The author OF the opinion attributed
to Stanbery, is Henry Sherman of the
Third AUDITORS office.
Gen. Imboden filed an application for
writ OF mandamuS in the United
States Circuit Court yesterday, forbid
ding Gen. Scofield and all other persons
from interfering with him in casting his
vote at any election.
The Tribune's special says the Presi-
dent, II Is said, intends to direct Gen.
Grant to cause to be mustered out of
service Gen. Howard and Gen. Gregory,
both of the Freedmen's Bureau. Gen.
Howard will still hold his position in
the regular army, but Gen. Gregory
goes out of the service altogether.
The Tribune's special says: Gen.
Schenck intends to revise, at an early
day, his army pay bill, which will re-
duce to stated salary all the allow
ances and communication of an officer.
AS 1t is now, an officer detailed for duty
in Washington gets one-third more pay
than one rlsking his life in active SER
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ST. LOUIS, Nov. 19.-The steamer
Amanda sunk and burned near Omaha.
on Sunday. The steamer Amarantll
left st. Joseph, Sunday, racing with the
Viola Belle, and sunk near Doniphap
The loss in either case is not reported,
The Peace Commissioners arrived al
Cheyenne to-day, having accomplished
nothing at Fort Laramie. A few
Crow chiefs wished to make a treaty,
but the Commissioners advised them to
wait till spring, when another effort
will be made to hold a council with all
the northern tribes at Fort Phil. Kear-
ney, probably about the LIST OF June,
The Commissioners will stop at North
Platte aud meet any Sioux and Chey'
ennes that may be there.
The Springfield, No., Patriot says
A combination of capitalists, the
wealthiest ever organized in this coun'
try, for railroad purposes, Will, on the
a Proposition to the State for building
the Southwest Pacific road.
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NEW YORK, Nov. 19.-The Herald's
Havana special says: Senior Romero
and suite had received quite an ovation
on arriving at Vera Cruz.
AdmiralTegethof had received the re-
mains of the late Emperor Maximil-
Ian, which are in n fair state of preser-
walton. An amnesty proclamation had
at length been issued.
Padre Fisher is still held as pris'
oner.
Nearly all the members of the court
martial before whom Santa Anna was
tried at Vera Cruz, have bern sentenced
to four years imprisonment for having
given final determination without
consulting the general government.
Mr.. Plumb has been we'll received in
Mexican diplomatic circles, and is quite
popular among all classes.
A gold medal Tor President Juarez
has been presented by the citizens oil
San Francisco.
Vera Cruz had sent aid to the suffer
ers by the hurricane at MatamOras, &c
the amount of $4,000.
A terrible hurricane blew over the
island of st. Domingo, on the Both oil
October. 1t desoIAted the capital and
destroyed 200 lives. II lasted four
hours, destroying nearly all the ship
ping in the harbor. No American yes.
sells are reported. Commerce street, 81
Domingo, is in ruins.
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norm Cnrollnn EleetIen.

RALEIGH, Nov. 10. = The election
passed of quietly in this city. The me-
groes behaved with the utmost pro-
priety. Strong military and police
forces were stationed at the polls aud
paraded the streets all day. About ]. zoo
votes were cast, mostly negroes and all
radical with two exceptions. The
WILMIsGToN, Nov. 19.-The election
passed of quietly. About l,4OO votes
were polled, nearly all negroes. One
hundred and twenty-five whites voted
against the convention. The whites
will vote to- morrow almost UNI nimous
against the convention.
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PITTSBURGH, Nov. I9.-The CONSOLE
dation question was argued In court to-
dered. 1t is attracting good deal OF
attention here.
So far bat very few hogs have; been
bought by packers here. Prices for
good packing hogs range from six and
ons.quRrtsr 10 six and thTee-quHrtsrs
The oil market continues dull and
neglected, but unchanged.
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CHICAGO, Nov. 19.-The excitement in
the Duffy Bushy fight tomorrow in
creases. A large number OF sporting
and fighting men are here from New
York, Cincinnati, ST. Louis and other
places. McCOol will second Duffy,
while Coburn acts for BuShy. Articles
of agreement were signed last night
the 9th of May next, within fifty miles
of Cincinnati, for the championship OF
America and five thousand dollars a
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Pre-.

BosroS. Nov. l9.-The dwelling of
Charles W. Dabnev, at Jamaica Plain,
valued at ST.. 900 was burned this morn
ing-insured for $1,000.
The hotel and stables in upper EGil-
naanton, n. H.. kept by SylYHnus Hill
and the Westinghouse OF the ChriFtiHn
denomination was burned this a. IN.
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NEW YoRx, January IL, 1884.

NEW YORK, April 2sd, 1861.
Geo. G.. HubbeL& Co.-Gennemen: We have
annlyzed your Golden BitterS, and md that
It's compound parts entllle IL 10 the notice OF
tie medical profession. Since our analysis
We have used II in cur practice with very
results, ant. 1t particularly
well calculated to correct the ranRement of
the digestive organs, such as dyspt pkla, dlar-
rhoea sick headache, cholIc, &C., DC, and is
a superior tonic for daily use in moderate
for aged persons, and also for
those OF delicate constitutions. Yours, &C,
Doctors j. 4. q T. =. HORBUn Y,
No. 1877 East SD street.
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Commissioner's Notice.

NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN THAT 1
IN shall on MONDAY, the 19th day Of DEc-
1851, al my office on Fourth street, wheeling.
W. Va, in accordance with decree OF the
Circuit Court for Ohio county, West Virginia,
made and entered on the 28Lh day OfUctOber
1851, in 4 cause in CnanceTy pending In said
court wherein John 81 Hail " complainant,
and oliver WaIlace's administrators ct H.,
are Respondents. proceed 70 settle the no
counts ri tns ambassadors OF Oliver Wal
lace, deceased, and report the amount OF the
several uebts due from the estate ofsald
Oliver Wallace, det cas- d, and the character
of said debts, and their several pfiOriues.
$50 the value OF the personal estate left by
said oliver Wallace, and whether or not the
same l. sufficient TO pay the debts Of said es-
tate; II not, what was tue value OF tue real
9 tate belonging 70 said estat-. and o. what
II consists, and whether or not the rents and
profits Of the game Will pay tue debts sid
estate in I'VE years, ana any other matter
which may deem PERTINENT and proper, or
any party In interest may reasonably ne
HANNIBAL FORBES.
Commissioner Ohio cir. Ct ". Va.
nONLl-ulNWa"
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CLEvELAND. Nov. 1e.-weston
rived here at u o'clock last night. 1
started ut 2:3O to-day for Chicago.
weather is splendid for walking.
people are carried away with him.
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A ]. SWKEEEY,
Mayor Of W1leeLfB1,
w. W. MILLER q L.,
linton Foundry and Engine RorkI.
MN. HAZE,
Plumber and Gas Filter.
w. F. GOODWIN a Co.
PT0prietOTS AcLSiTe House.
ewEENEY q Co.,
AGchfHtSLs and Engine ButideTS.
WN. a. TURNER.
Je1peueT and Watch Maker.
VIZ u. TERRY,
General r. H Ticket 10sHt,
LOUIS GAU65,
Proprietor AcLttre HOtESe Saloon.
And refer by special permission to
JAS. II. CHRISTY, ESQ. >
EG1tsbugh, Fz., FORMERLY 7Teas,treT CIg Gas o !.
Is. H SoLDTHARP, 30,
Gas Engines, EfEtIbLT0h, Pd-
PETaoLEo-CALCIUM GAS CO.,
aug7-eowIy Wheeling. ~. Va
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New YoRK, Nov. 1.-TWO young
men of highly respectable connections,
named VIM. Weeker and Caleb Ding
we'll, have been arrested on a charge OF
garrotinG Mr.. Beach and robbiuR him
of valuRbles worth $500.