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nefa1ious schemes legalized. This is


what prostitutes the press, and in no
other country in the world is the syss
tenn carried to such an unblushing
extent, than in this boasted land Of
literary attachments and civilization.
But We think we see "glimmerings
of the dawn" and that, too, within
the pastoral circuit in which the
Round Table more particularly labors.
We noticed, in one of the New York
dailies, the other day, that the cor
ruption and charges of corruption in
the State Legislature appeared to
excite everybody but the members of
the Legislature themselves. It was
stated by the journal alluded to, that
even the Union League and other
Republican organizations had taken
up the matter, and denounced, with
deserved severity, the body which
tolerates such state of things rs now
exist in the New York Legislature.
Theinevitabls and Reverend Henry
Ward Beecher, on Sunday before
last, in the city of New York, brought
the subject into his sermon, and
referred to the ''corruptions of poll
tics-the fragrant venality of legisla-
tion"-as one of the perilous evils of
the times. He said:
"The men at Washington and AL
bany sold their country; they sold
their humanity and their honor, and
the trusts that were put upon them
by their constituents. They we're
debauchers of the young; they we're
the traitors; they that lifted the
sword were not half so much traitors;
they that despoiled the old banner
and trod it under foot; they that fired
upon the Government of the United
States were not so much traitors as
were those vermin who were crawl
ing under the foundations and de-
stroying by corruption the vital
power of the Government.
: On which paragraph, the New York
Times comments, and says that, in
course of time, the members of the
Legislature "will find that their cor
ruption cannot be condoned by de-
nunciations of the 'wretched people
of the South or by noisy professions
of loyalty"
Did not we say that we perceived
"glimmerings of the dawn" pre-
cisely where the day-spring of reform
is most needed and should first ap-
pear? When we see them there, we
have hope for the balance of the
country. Let our social brother of
the "Round Table" keep the editorial
lash always in trim, and the reverend
Henry forbear not his denunciations,
to the fashionable and shoddy-rich
occupants of his cushioned pews,
and all will come right. 1t is meet
that the press and the pulpit should
be co'laborers in purging the land of
corruption and its ministers and
tools, and if our feeble voice can
reach them and cheer them, we bid
them "God-speed."
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e. T.. JACKSON.
JUST IN,
FOARD TOMATO.
April % Q
LOST MULES.

LUOI mULEIO.
STOLEN from the subscribers
@N residence, in the upper part of
aAnGs Richland, fourteen miles from Co.
iumDia, on the Winnsboro Roa 1, two
MULES-one dark-colorcd stud mule.
with scars on his postern Joint, and had
been shod. The other largo bay mare
mule, rather long for her height, short
head, but no marks recollcctod. The
mules wore tracked nearly to Columbia.
A suitable reward will be given for their
return. THUS. w. ENTZMINGER.
April % 81
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A little boy was poisoned in Albany
last Tuesday, and came near losing
his life, by eating n piece of show.
bill llpaper, containing the color known
as Schee.e's green, and made of arse
mite and copper.
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IMPORTANT DECISION. Interest on
debts accruinG during the rebellion
to Northern creditors has been de-
cided by Judge Warner, of Georgia,
to be collectable. -New Yorh. Herald.
But almost every other Judge has
decided otherwise.
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The president COMING SOUTH. 1t
is stated that President johnson has
accepted an invitation from the citi-
zcns of Raleigh, n. c., to be present
at that place about the middle of
May, at the laying Of a cornerstone
of mon'!ment in memory of the
Presidents father, whose place of
burial has only recently been disco
vcred. He will be accompanied by
Mr.. Seward and one or two others of
his Cabinet. He will go ria Rich
mond, and may extend his trip fur
ther South.
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Correspondence.

A LII COMMUNICATIONS intended for
IN Brother B. RUSH CAMPBELL, (thc
Grand Lecturer of the Grand Lodge, }
should be directed to the caro- of W. Il.
Walter, Columbia, S. c., until otherwise
ordered. April 23
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INCORPORATED 1921

$755,057 II
ASSETS.
Loans on bond and mortgage.
being first lien on Real Estate,
worth over so per cent. above
the amount loaned S2O3. ego 90
Stocks, Bonds and other securi-
ties owned by the Company
market value. 983. 74O On
Cash in bank and Office no "A
Loans on demand with coilatl. 29,9OO 90
Premiums due and outstanding. 1850 05
Cash in agents hands in course
Of transmission. - 1881 O3
Interest due and accrued on Sc
.curities: :;;.............. 1852 95
6llls receivable: :....:....... 3,318 SO
Due from city of New York for
taxes paid on U. s. securities. S.125 OS
Other assets of Company. -. 36,041 &C
Total assets. .... ..:..... s755, ,o57 II
LIABILITIES.
JAMES W. OTIS, President. sSI,nt. o.
Il. W. BLEECKER, Secretary.
j. GRISWOLD, Genl Agent.
Il: E; NICHOLS e. CO., Agents,
April II l Columbia, S. G.
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= The New YORK HERALD, The
Herald removed its immense estab-
ishment to its new locatian, on the
corner Of Ann street and Broadway,
on Saturday. From its. editorial on
the subject, in its Sunday issue, we
extract the following paragraph: {.
ssThe change from the old Herald
buildings, which we have occupied
for the last twenty-four years, to the
new, was effected last night, quietly,
safely and without accident or mis-
hap. In former years, when we
moved our Office of publication, we
were compelled to suspend for day
or more, in order to get settled in our
new quarters. Now our resources are
such that we have transferred from
one building to another our whole
immense establishmentin q few hours,
and without delaying by single
minute the regular issue of our paper.
But for the deserted appearance of
the old corner, and the life and acti-
witty about the new building, no one
would know that the Herald, with its
vast business, diversified interests,
powerful machinery and army of en-
pfoyees, had made in single night q
change in its place of publication.
GRANITEvILLE FACToRY.-At the
annual meeting of the stockholders
of the Graniteville Manufacturing
Company, held on the 18th, the fol-
IL,
for the ensuing year: President
VIM. Gregg. Directors L. Tren-
holm, Charleston; James P. Boyce,
Greenville; VIM. Gregg, jr., Aiken /;
A. B. Davidson, Charlotte; H. H.
Hickman, Augusta; II. r. Banks, sr. :,
Charleston; Ephraim Tweedy, Au-
gusta. The meeting was quite large,
and the reports of the President and
Treasurer very satisfactory to the
stockholders.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
h@ M gW

GENERAL SUP'TS OFFICE,
CHARLOTTE & s. G. RAILROAD COMPANY.
COLUMBIA, S. c., April %, 1867.
nN TO RICHMOND, via the Charlotte
~ and South Carolina Railroad. Parties
wishing to attend tho MEMORIAL BA-
I:AaAk, :..a now being held at Richmond, are
on sale at the Office of this Company. Price
SO: Baggage checked through.
G. BOUKNIGHT, Genl Sup't.
L. 4. DORSEY, Gen'l Freight and Tr'pn
Agent. April "a &
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A Large Turtle

.&Ea1v WILL DE SERVED UP FOR
eYSSSS& LUNCH, at the Congarcc Re
06xA staurant, adjoining the Post
Office, THIS DAY, from II until o'clock.
April 2i n. BIRAGHI
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CIRCULARS! CIRCU1ARs!-Commer-
cial and other circulars, in the various
forms-note, letter and commercial
post-neatly printed in our Job
Office, and all work of this descrip-
ton finishedin thebest style of print
ing, and ut moderate prices.
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Ale, Ale, Ale !!
HAVING BEEN APPOINTED
SOLE -A&FsNIETS
FOR THE SALE OF
Bass Cream Ale!

TN stone jugs, of superior quality, we
Il now offer the sams ~ the trade at the
low price of TWO DOLLARS per dozen.
Warranted in every respect.
ALSO,
Ciagett * Co.'s XXX CREAM ALE, in
barrels and half barrels. Apply to
LEVIN Il MIKELL,
Sole Agents, Washington street.
April "a
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Persons of infirm health and small
means will be pleased to learn that
Messrs. Levin & NIikell have reduced
the price of their XN ale to 50 per
dozen.
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Show POSTERS, HANDB1nLs, &c.
Our supply of type and facilities of
press-work enable us to turn out from
the Phgni.c Office the most attractive
styles of posters, hand-bills, &C., at
short notice, and in the most salts
factory manner.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
E)ERSONS indebted to the estate of the
II late G. Il. STARTLING, will make pay
ment of the same to the subsci iber; per
sons having demands against the estate,
will hand them in as soon as possible. pro-
perly attestcc. JAMES G.. GIBBES.
April 10 limo Administrators.
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Threshing and Ginning.

T AM prepared to make engagements to
and OATS. Also, for GINNING COTTON.
Parties within twenty miles Of Columbia
wishing me to serve them will please notify
me ut once. Terms moderate.
w. B. LOWRANCE,
April 81 Columbia. s. C.
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Local Items.

JOB PR1NTING.-The Job Office of
the PA@nir is as complete rs any in
the South. 1t is furnished with new
fonts Of type of all descriptions and
of the. most modern styles. All work
executed promptly, with taste and
skill, and at reasonable rates.
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JOB PRNTING.-The Job Office of
the PA@ni'r is as complete rs any in
the South. It is furnished with new.
fonts Of type of all descriptions and
of the. most modern styles. All work
executed promptly, with taste and
skill, and at reasonable rates.
Persons Of infirm health and small
means will be pleased to learn that
Messrs. Levin & DIikell have reduced
the price of their XX ale to 50 per
dozen.
Show POSTERS, HANDB111s, &C.
Our supply Of type and facilities of
press-work enable lis to turn out from
the Phgni.c Office the most attractive
styles of posters, hand-bills, &C., at
short notice, and in the most salts
factory manner.
EASTER ELECTIONS FOR TRINITY
CHURCH. Church IKardens-Dr. n.
LaBorde, Col. A. r. Taylor
Vesh.ynaen-WadeH Hampton. John
S. Preston, VIM. Reynolds, Thomas
Taylor, r. w. Gibbes, e. III. Helm
itsh, j. P. Thomas, Thomas Davis,
Walter Gregg, Clarke Waring.
Delegates TO Concention.- DIR. VIM
Reynolds, DR.. E. II. Heinitsh, Can't
j. Z. Thomas, Walter Gregg, ESQ.
Secretary and Treasurer.
Gregg; Office at Gregg & Co. s.
CARDS! CARDs!-Show cards, busi-
ness cards, visiting and wedding
cards, executed at the PAoni.c Job
Office, in the neatest styles of the
art. Cards of all sizes constantly
on hand, and all orders from town or
country promptly attended to.
DEACON LoNGsIGn. -"What do you
think of the weather, Deacon?"
"Ah, me! I'm thankful to hear
that there's such thing as weather.
There halnt been for weeks, as I've
seen. Ah, me! there can't be any
craps made with sich sputtering and
uncertain weather as we've had for O
long time. The sun is offended with
the yeth, wont look on it muchs.G
the clark of the weather aint in the
same notion fifteen minutes at q
time. All, mel why don't Congress
take it in hand, and legislate on it.
and disfranchise it eff it don't do
BETTER
->-h-~--------~---------
CIRCULARS! CIRoU1ARs!-Commer-
cial and other circulars, in the various
forms-note. letter and commercial
post-neatly printed in our Job
Office, and all work of this descrip-
tion finishedin the best style of print
ing, and ut moderate prices.
----~-----o------->---
New ADVERTISEMENTS s.-Attention ia call
ed TO the following advertisements, which
are published this morning for the irs.
time:
n. Biraghi-Turtle Soup This Day.
Levin & Mikell-Ale at Reduced Price.
North American Fire Insurance Co.
Fine Steamer Kate for Charleston.
Charlotte Railroad-On to Richmond
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters.
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n. Biraghi-Turtle Soup This Day.
Levin d Mikell-Ale at Reduced Price.
North American Fire Insurance Co.
Fine Steamer Kate for Charleston.
Charlotte Railroad-On to Richmond.
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters.
w. T. Waltor-Auction This Morning.
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New ADVERTISEMENTS Attention ia call
ed TO the following advertisements, which
are published this morning for the frs.
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chance we may. thro that defshency,
lose Kentucky. 1t must never occur
agin-my salery must be raisd. i can't
make briX without straw.
Joe Bigler met me next mornin and
remarkt that he regretted the occur
renee, eZ he ardently desired to see the
two races a pullin together. ''The
fault, Perfesser," sed he, "wuz in not
mRnagin properly. The next time 700
want Spectacle nigger to sit on the
platform with 700 and the Deellin, or
kiss or embrace yoo-git him drunk.
He'll do it then, probably-I know he
will. Eff he's drunk enuff, he'll hurrah
for johnson, and it's possible to git em
down to the pint NV yotin with you.
Lord how whiskey drags a man down.
See wat it's bEot yOo toF' and the in
sultin wretch rolled of laffin bolster
ously. "Get EN- drunk, Perfesser," he
yelled ez long ez he Good see me.
We don't intend to give II up. Big
ler's advice wuz given in jest, but, new
ertheless, 1 shall act upon it. Whis-
key is wat brings white men to us, and
eff a white man kin be thus capchered,
why not a niger? The Afrikin hezn't
got ez far to fall TO git down to our lev
Ell, and it'll take less to bring him.
Bascom ordered five barrels to-day,
wich l spOse the administrator will
pay for. We have yet the Moo York
Custom House, and more NV the perke-
sits must be yoosed for politikle pur-
poses. PETROLEUM V. Massey, p. NJ.
WITCH Is Postmaster), and likewise Pro-
fessor of Biblikle Politicks in the
Southern Classikle & Military Insti-
toot.
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j sESEfoa sA5Lssau TKY.ETEe Senator
from Delaware has again, by promises
of reformation escaped expulsion from
the Senate Of the United States. It is
surprising that the Senate bears with
him as 1t does. His ofenees have been
frequent, appearing as he has repeat
ieily on the floor OF the Senate in ex-
treme conditions of intoxication. On
many occasions his conduct has been
so Outrageous that he ought to have
been dismissed at once.
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mustache were black, and his nose was
much broken and fiattened. This dis
tinguished member is Mr.. John Nor
rissey, ex-pugilist and present gambler,
keeper of a faro bank, and a man not
unacquainted with the prison disci-
pline of the State of New York. He was
much inquired for in the House, and
his appearance seemed to come fully
up to the popular expectation.
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asines aud giqanrs. Z
GreenWood Cemetery.

.CTTUATED ON THE NATIoNAERoAD
- Smiles east OF the ely, Is now ready for
inteEIuents, sale, and Improvement of lots.
ItOntains 8 acres OF fHndi, and Is 1ald out
in fhe most modern and improved style
can be easily reached At an seasons 0f the
year by the National Road, and for three
fourths OF the year by the Hempheld Rail
Road. 1t Is perfectly secure, and Ifntended TO
be beautided by every variety eftrees, shrub
berry, public vanlt, chapel, artificial lake,
fountains, etc, 10 II equal 10 the best
rural 6eTneta1es IN the country. EtD -
: Ample provision h also made for its en-
1argement, order and care In perpetuity.
I Persons sdesir0us of purchasing slotsfe can
examine hegnoundSa TIE Superinten-
dent, who has plat, or secure them by CALI
ing at the ONCE or the Secretary, on Main
street, over the Baukpf Wheeling.
Persons Wishing to make infermentS wiz
eaton the Secretary 10 obtain permits there
Tickets OF admission to Lofholdeus and
F1SttoIs VII b issued by the Seeretaryssaa -
= hQAhD. OF sOLRcCInEfSs-A-siJ il Sweeney,
PreSidenti R O BoIihann, rSecrefaTyss ]. s.
Rhodes, Judh, g. Nnth,' Geo. Mensael, Jos.
Bell, Ino- A. AEInSfrong, Geo. "A Adarns n q.
JoEJians E A. HIldreth, r - auSt-lySl )
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gusuranfs.
Franklin Insurance Compsn7
OF WHEEL'n8.
CapisaI. -. ..Iso. 900.


T.H.Logan, I. P. Shallcross, ]. 8. Rhodes
Geo. Mendel, ]. n. Hobbs, Saml, McClel-
Ian, g. W. FranKheiln, Jas. N. Vance, Alex
LAughlin-
UNHIS COMPANY NOW HAVING BEEsN
Il organized four years, and in that time
done a successful business Is still prepared
70 take risks al fair rates on buildings OF all
Kinds Merchandise, Manufacturing Is tab
Iishments, Furniture Steam Boats and Car
goes on the Western Rivers and Lalzes.
=. 1Ins company oilers superior Inducements
% FaTmerss whereby they can be insured on
DWellings. Furniture, Barns and contents, for
Ths being home institution, with the lar
gest capital and surplus OF any COMPANY in
In the State and composed OF some
nInety-four stockholders, most OF whom Fsa
among our pest business men rttommends
itself 10 the favorable consideration OF the
insurtng public, and solicits their patronage.
Applications for insurance win be promptly
attended TO by the Secretary.
ofios, North side OF Monroe, between
Main and Market sts-, Wheeling, W. Va.
over the Savings Institution of Wheeling.
No. ARTHUR, Secretary.
SAN'L MCCLELLAN, President
GEO. MENDEL4 Vice President ocl6
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Copper. Tin, and Sheet Iron Ware.

~ NllAL1r
T HAVE REMOVED MY. WORKSHOP
i and Store-RoOm =
Prom 10 Market To IO5 Main Street,
Where win be pleased 20 see all my old
custonefS and aS many new ones a. choose
70 give me their patronage. i have fuu ns-
soTtment OF all kinds OF ware usually found
In sucn establishments, and am prepared to
nl1 all orders for anything manufactured
nom Copper. Tin or Sheet Iron.
have several nrst-ciass Job Workmen,
and VIII DO any work promptly and At as
low rates as any eEtabiiGhment in the State,
feb26-1yr GEO. ~. JOHHBONs
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THE Mississippi valley has recently
been the scene of fearful devastation.
The special correspondence of the New.
York Herald from the south, gives
some vivid pen and ink sketches OF the
results of the late floods which have
broken thelevees at various points of
the river, and covered thousands of
acres OF the richest cotton and sugar
lands of the country, reducing the in
habitants to destitution and depriving
us of vast crops of these staples. In the
State of Louisiana alone two millions
of acres We're submerged during the
past winter, and thus rendered wholly
unproductiVe. This region of country
raised in 1860 over sixteen millions
worth OF sugar, nearly six millions
worth of molasses, two millions worth
of cotton, and six millions worth of
coEn-thirty million dollars worth in
ALL ThR internal revenue tax upon
this amount of cotton, sugar and mo-
1asses, if raised last year, would be
eight millions of dollars. When we
consider that this loss in productive
ness and revenue refers only TO one
section of our State, we can imagine
what the total loss in the great Missis-
sippi valley must be. C
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NAsEY. .
fRriaen Lorths Ibledo Blaae.l
OF the Venture.

The Negro Vote--MF. Nasby TN Imita-
tiOn OF Wade Hampton Tries 20
2 COncIIIate the ATrfeau.--The Result
nr me Knntnnn
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RATE OF SUBSCRIPTIONS.
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
The Trouble in Europe---The Advance

Yesterdays dispatches showed an
advance in gold on Monday, and de-
cline in 5-2Os, in consequence of ru-
NOR of war between France and
Prussia. The trouble is thus explained
by the New York Tribune:
"Louis Napoleon. we are told by a
Cable dispatch, hesitates to release Hol-
land from her engagement to sell Lux
emburg to France. The dispatches
which we have thus far received about
this new Luxemburg complication are
too brief to explain the situation, but
from a comparison of all of them IT
would seem that France, together with
the offer of a defensive and offensive
alliance, has proposed to the Dutch
Government a purchase of Luxem-
burg; that the Dutch GoverumeuFhas
engaged to sell Luxembourg; but now,
owing, probably, to some pressure from
Prussia, has expressed desire to be
excused from keeping the engagement.
The best Informed German papers state
that the majority of the people of Lux
-emburg desire a union with neither
Germany nor France, but a continue
ance of their semi-independent rela-
tions with Holland, which condemn
the Grand Duchy TO political insignifi-
canoe, but are exceedinly profitable,
Luxemburg being said to be the least
taxed country in Europe"
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Stanm HOUSE. !

TIRE SUBSCRIBER -REsPEcyFFUIIY
informs his friends and the public gener-
ally, that he has opened the aStamm House
80; . water street. The House il new,
snl5n Al enlEa. outnt dof new furniture,
ana IS complete In every respect
me IIIss SEopristoE Pledges himself TO- spare no
palns 70 render MS guests comfortahlezn and
hopes to receive liberal share on nafroSsacs
AmpleStahltng, attended by q careful and
jaaii-sm HENRY srAA1M.
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MERGHANTg NATIONAL BANK

Capital Paid in, 100000.
HlHIS BANK SUCCEEDS TO THE BUSI-
j ness OF the "Merchants' and Mechanics
Bank of Wheeling" II is a designated De
States, and is prepared TO do legitimate
Banking business.
RresIdeHt-Robert Crangle.
DirectOTs-ThomRs Sweeney, l.. s. DelRplRin,
Jas. @. AchesOn, John Donlon, Jacob Berger,
A. Allen Howell, ]. Nelson Vance, James
DalZeu. 8. BRADY, Cashier.
janl7-ly
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The opening of the FortIeth Congress,
~ Description by anEnEIIshman.
From the Rdshin0non C0rrespondenee Of he
~ = --.t Ton1Eo1 TT,,eS=-
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INTERVIEW WITH GENERAL LEE.

HIS RetIcenee ON Political AmAirs--Hfs
POsItiOn---what He Did Advise
How the Southern People should
VOte---The Generals Popularity.
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National Insurance Company
OF WHEELING.
President, GEORGE K. WHEAT,
PGoe PreSfde5lt, JAMES McCLUEEY.
DIRECTORS:
John z. Wilson, A. @. Quarrier,
sam1 Harper, Jas @. Orr,
George Adams, James Mckinney
l. +. Updegran, George X. Wheat.
Christian Smith.
HNHIS COMPANY HAVING BEEN Full
Il ly organized, is prepared 10 transact busi-
ness and asks liberal share OF public patro-
mage. Rates as low as any frst-clnss company
Once No. Is Monroe street, up stains, mex
door TO First National Bank.
mr22 JOHN BISHOP. Secy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-04-10

Posr OFFIs, CoNFEDRIT Y ROADS,
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March Is. 1867.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-04-10
VEatdtEls
SPENCER HOUSE,

PARKERSBURG, WA.
CHARLES JAMES DAILY FROM THE
" 'tGlades Hotel" Oakland, Md. has leased
the above named Hotel and respectfully so-
iicits the patronage OF the traveIing coUf
muntty. Hewtlf be assisted by his father, Mr..
John Daily, except during the Summer
months, when he will be found at hisold
place, OS1klRnd- - ~ feb1S-2und